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Curious Georgia:A year later there aren't more than a dozen or so people here discussing it. I would not call that massive, IMO.
There may only be a handful of people posting at this time, but there are a lot more than that reading what's posted. People who aren't even members here can view these threads as guests.
Always MOO
That's correct that only a handful of people appear to be posting HERE at this site. I read and comment on this case at a few other sites, and one of them has a
very lively discussion with a larger population posting daily.
And as inthedark14 pointed out, WS
regularly has 500+ page loads per day on these case threads. Apparently, a bunch of people are reading here, even if they aren't posting. A few posters couldn't generate that many page loads.
That seems to be substantial interest in a case that is over a year old, with no current charges.
And the TV shows, like Dr. Phil and Dr. Drew, wouldn't waste airtime and sponsor $$ if there were not substantial ongoing interest, particularly in Rebecca's case.
Come to think of it, there is a book due out by Ann Rule
November 27 that devotes half of the book to the Powell case, and half to Rebecca's case. Amazon is taking pre-orders for the book. To me, that also indicates substantial ongoing interest. Otherwise, book publishers and retailers wouldn't devote much attention. Wouldn't be worth their time and money to bring it to market, if it wasn't going to sell.
I think Ann Rule's new book will bring new attention and publicity to Max's case, also, which I hope Dina will see as a good thing.
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