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<modsnip: rumors/information not contained within the link provided> According to this news video, the distance between where Maddy was last seen and where her remains were found is 18km or about 11 miles https://ckpgtoday.ca/2023/05/29/community-in-mourning-after-discovery-of-madison-scott/

Allegedly her remains were found a few days ago by someone just passing by but her identity took a few days to confirm. Also allegedly, her remains were found by chance before the poker ride this past weekend but LE did not inform the family until the DNA identification was made, days later.

Both parents are deceased

I think it's a really common response to just try to bury the trauma and try not to engage with it ever again. And this is commonly seen in Doe cases when the Doe came from an abusive, traumatized home. The kids just grow up and kind of try to forget about their past; everyone goes their...

If I had to speculate I would guess that the birth father was very abusive, all the children were traumatized and they guessed that something terrible happened to Joseph but forced themselves to pretend nothing happened and move on with their lives. They were also probably still too scared of...

I don’t think Sinopoli wrote the letter honestly… if he had had a drug related arrested we would probably know about it since we know about his peeping tom arrest. Idk, David seems like he fooled everyone so I kind of doubt he would do something as foolish as writing an unhinged letter to law...

I read in the Lancaster newspaper that Sinopoli’s first wife said she would pass Lindy around their apartment complex and they would smile and acknowledge eachother or something… so it seems Lindy and David Sinopoli definitely would have recognized eachother by sight.

Pretty sure ER docs and neurosurgeons operate on people with these fractures and are well aware of what's survivable and what's not. Neurosurgeons deal with fractures constantly; one can argue they have more experience with fractures than forensic pathologists who do not exclusively focus on the...

I haven't seen any links that prove a one-story fall causes three fractures on all sides of the head or that it's reasonable to think this is anything but a one-in-two-million kind of fall. Neurosurgeons and ER docs are experts on fatal and non-fatal head injuries and it's absurd to act like...

No, the injuries don't match up with a one-story fall on the back of his head. Many, many doctors have said this.

Bob Saget's family files a lawsuit to block release of records from his death investigation Bob Saget's family files lawsuit to block release of records from his death investigation On Tuesday, Saget's wife, Kelly Rizzo, and three daughters filed a lawsuit against the medical examiner's office...

The life insurance company is probably the only party in this whole situation who will want to investigate. Apparently life insurance pays out 2-3x as much for accidents versus something like a murder.

Many hard backwards falls are fatal but the point of contention is the amount of and the location of fractures in this case, which makes it so perplexing.

You would think that, if Orlando PD had video footage of Bob entering his hotel room alone, they would have mentioned that to tamp down the speculation. It's very odd that all they'll say is that the room was clean and nothing was disturbed. Obviously the scene could have been staged.

Natasha and Bob's cases are different. Bob had multiple skull fractures and Natasha didn't.

This case keeps getting stranger and stranger. In this video a neurosurgeon is interviewed---says things don't add up, especially after seeing photos of the hotel room; a former Orlando PD officer says they should investigate more. Most interestingly, Bob's college friend Bruce Hamilton and the...

This neurosurgeon thinks this whole situation doesn't make sense

This article about Steven Gooch has a few interesting tidbits: Remains found in 2003 in Montana identified as missing Bothell man | HeraldNet.com 'Many times, volunteers identify long-deceased John Does but find there’s no one still alive who really cares. Gooch’s father still needed closure...

This article about Montana "Cliff" John Doe aka Steven Gooch has a few interesting tidbits: Remains found in 2003 in Montana identified as missing Bothell man | HeraldNet.com 'Many times, volunteers identify long-deceased John Does but find there’s no one still alive who really cares. Gooch’s...

Probably this show The Jane Doe Murders | Oxygen Official Site