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I think someone asked this near the end of the previous thread, but I didn't see an answer. If the muddy/bloody sighting is accurate, wouldn't it be caught on the Harvestore camera?

I disagree that these cars (Ford Focus, PT Cruiser, Smart Car) don't resemble one another. I owned (an admittedly older) 2001 2 door hatchback Ford Focus which could easily be confused with the other two, by someone who is not car savvy. I must admit I did not look to see if the hatchbacks were...

I work next door at Devens. It is a former Army base which is now a mixture of military, commercial, and residential. While there has been quite a lot of development in recent years, there are still many abandoned roads, empty buildings, and parking lots (as well as many wooded areas). I wonder...

Apologies if already addressed, but can heat stroke happen even with unlimited amounts of water? Even if you remain still? I’m in Northern New England, can’t even deal with our hottest humid days, and can’t imagine the climate in warmer parts of the world. I’m so sad for their families.

What the actual (so many choice words) is going on with people lately? Have there always been this many fatal road rage incidents? It seems like the last couple of years have just been filled with them. So scary. You never know who out there is one second away from snapping.

This is so sad. Collings Foundation is in my professional sphere and I know numerous people who have taken rides in their planes and been involved in their other activities. Thinking of their friends and families.

(OT: I’m in that neck of the woods. Always fun to find a ‘neighbor’ online.)

http://www.readingeagle.com/news/article/investigators-identify-body-found-in-lower-heidelberg-as-reading-woman Detectives in Berks County are asking for help solving a murder case. Lower Heidelberg Township police found the body of the victim in a wooded area off Riegel Road on Sunday evening...

I'm watching this with curiosity. My family has been in what is currently Lower Heidelberg for hundreds of years. It's certainly changed but it's still what I would consider rural-ish though it isn't far from Reading.

I don't know how I missed this the first time around. I work in Groton and this was quite a shock.

I drove by the crash site on Friday as I do once a year. It doesn't seem much has changed over the last 9 years (since I've traveled that way). I still have no cell service there. It looked like someone had recently replaced the blue ribbon on the tree. I always think of her when we're up there...

This is strictly based on my own experience. My parents both have very blue eyes. My brother and I both have the same blue eyes. I believe if both parents have blue eyes, their children will without a doubt have blue eyes? I just got my atDNA results back for my ancestry. I ran them through a...

I think I agree. I've been glued to this since it happened (because of websleuths) but I've seen very little in the news in my New England state. (Though to be fair I don't watch tons of news since it's depressing.) I haven't seen anything on any friends' or locals' facebooks. I still look at...

http://www.leominsterchamp.com/articles/da-on-marcottes-killer-we-got-him/ "Colon-Ortiz will be back in court on May 24." I'm not sure this really has anything new but figured I'd post it anyway. It's a local paper and one of the most current news articles that popped up.

I'm local-ish and I'm so happy to hear this news today, it's been on my mind.

I don't know if this would have any effect because I know how long it takes water to warm up, but it's supposed to be around 70 degrees tomorrow and 75 on Tuesday. A LOT warmer than it's been lately (though today is in the 60s).

I think this is a great point to keep in mind. The fantastic thing about the Websleuths Community is that it's incredibly far reaching so there are many helpful opionions and experiences expressed. But, by the same token, people's personal understanding is sometimes limited by their own world...

1977 was a little before my time so I'm not sure this will help, but Turnpike isn't heavily traveled by vehicles. Once you get past Spaulding School, there aren't too many houses. People do use it as a shortcut (but only if you're stuck behind someone driving very slowly as it's not MUCH...