swedeheart
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really informative interview with cindy, kim's sister. (posted today, awesome maps included).
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Actually missing since around 6:30pm on March 20, 1982. But I do use the 21st also
Kimberly Louiselle, 16, Missing since 21 March 1982
Those Leiterman family members are blithering idiots. "Contaminated" DNA wouldn't lead to a positive test result. There is no doubt whatsoever about Leiterman's guilt except in the minds of his moronic family members.Leiterman Family Statement.
I'm not sure if I did that right but that's an article that came out today saying the family claims they used contaminated DNA to convict Gary Leiterman
Leiterman Family Statement.
I'm not sure if I did that right but that's an article that came out today saying the family claims they used contaminated DNA to convict Gary Leiterman
I see the pattern.Allegedly, Leiterman collected newspaper clippings about the Michigan murders when he lived in Westland, and had a gun target range in his basement.
He owned the same kind of gun that killed Jane Mixer which he reported stolen in the early 80s. He allegedly drugged and took photos of a 16-year-old girl lying on a bed while she was posed the same way Mixer's body was found.
Going back to this:
Jane Mixer - March 20, 1969
Kimberly Louiselle - March 20/21, 1982
Kellie Brownlee - May 20, 1982
Christina Castiglione - March 19, 1983
Do you see a pattern here? Not to mention that all of these victims were seeking a ride somewhere, and the fact that Brownlee disappeared while hitchhiking in the middle of the same path where Kim disappeared, and to the point where she was found a month later.
I dont think that Leiterman can be ruled out as a suspect.
they were not in the middle of the same path. 8 Mile and Merriman where Kim L was last seen is ten miles from where Kellie Marie Brownlee (12 Oaks Mall area) was last seen.
- Do you see a pattern here? Not to mention that all of these victims were seeking a ride somewhere, and the fact that Brownlee disappeared while hitchhiking in the middle of the same path where Kim disappeared, and to the point where she was found a month later.
When you stretch the facts it makes it harder to find the truth.
I wasn't stretching any facts. I made a map, and the red marker shows where Kim was last seen, and the other red marker shows where she was found.
The purple marker in the middle of the path is the 12 Oaks mall where Kelly was last seen. My only confusion is that the DNA from Christina's killer doesn't match Leiterman's, but the fact that they were all abducted on around the same day and the same month is somewhat chilling.
Kelly dissapeared exactly to the day two months after Kim, and that is quite a coincidence when you look at the map.
The map is inaccurate and tilted/distorted. Where Kellie was is to the right and up. She was at 12 Mile and Novi Road and she was headed north. I lived in this area for decades, I've read extensively about these cases, spoken with investigators, and driven these routes.
Keep in mind that a map from 1982 is going to look VERY different than a map today. Many of the roads you assume someone would have taken 38 years ago were rural/dirt/residential and have been modernized over the last 4 decades
There is some confusion in these posts regarding exactly what Michigan counties were involved in this case. The initial/title post indicates Oakland county as the location. Other posts list a variety of road intersections and cities as Kim's last known location or destination.
To be clear, Redford Township and Livonia are both located in Wayne County. Just to the north of the many intersections mentioned is Oakland County (8 mile road is the boundary line). Kim's body was found to the northwest in Livingston County.
While Kim could have been held and eventually murdered in any of those counties, the jurisdiction for investigation of her murder should be the Livingston County Sheriff Department (Howell, Michigan) or the Michigan State Police (probably the Brighton post).
Looking at a map, one sees that a common, connecting thread in this case is Grand River Avenue which runs through all areas mentioned. It is the main roadway between Detroit and Lansing. It parallels a portion of I-96 expressway.
It is very likely that Kim's killer was very familiar with both the Livonia/Farmington Hills area as well as Grand River Avenue and the Kensington Metro Park Area.
Michigan State Police, Brighton post is who has Kims case. Detective Hunt is who is in charge her case now.There is some confusion in these posts regarding exactly what Michigan counties were involved in this case. The initial/title post indicates Oakland county as the location. Other posts list a variety of road intersections and cities as Kim's last known location or destination.
To be clear, Redford Township and Livonia are both located in Wayne County. Just to the north of the many intersections mentioned is Oakland County (8 mile road is the boundary line). Kim's body was found to the northwest in Livingston County.
While Kim could have been held and eventually murdered in any of those counties, the jurisdiction for investigation of her murder should be the Livingston County Sheriff Department (Howell, Michigan) or the Michigan State Police (probably the Brighton post).
Looking at a map, one sees that a common, connecting thread in this case is Grand River Avenue which runs through all areas mentioned. It is the main roadway between Detroit and Lansing. It parallels a portion of I-96 expressway.
It is very likely that Kim's killer was very familiar with both the Livonia/Farmington Hills area as well as Grand River Avenue and the Kensington Metro Park Area.