falkenberg3132
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worst to me is that they didn't have even the tiniest silver of humanity in them to spare Moseley.
RSBMThen (apparently) only in April 2001, one Bill Hutchins, a former Fort Worth police officer and security guard at the Seminary South Sears outlet, comes with that odd story of him seeing the "smiling" girls in a van whose driver he had an argument in the night they disappeared. It is another ruse worth considering. A pity the guy is dead now.
One hypothesis: the whole story of the letter arriving so "early" ( and don't forget the false stamp) and Hutchins' weird tale appearing only years latter points out to an elaborate hoax and one may wonder who was in command of the criminal act (even in 2001).
I've never looked to see if there are any informative act rules about old cases. There are still that handful of persons of interest in this case, besides all the unknown perp theories. Wish there was a balance of letting family look at LE records after suspects pass on.RSBM
Assuming somone in LE was responsible for the girls disappearing, it would have to be someone higher- ranking than an officer of FWPD (and likely more than one) to merit all the covering up, stalling, thwarting the investigation we've seen in this case, imo.
After all this time, probably most of the people with first-hand knowledge are dead (tres convenient!). In fact, it's been so long, the guilty parties (assuming they're still alive) are almost completely scott-free, as there can't be many witnesses left. I find it infuriating that members of LE half a century later are still willing to hide the truth behind the disappearance of Rachel, Renee, and Julie. JMI
RSBMI've never looked to see if there are any informative act rules about old cases. There are still that handful of persons of interest in this case, besides all the unknown perp theories.
That would be awesome, but if there was someone in LE involved, LE isn't likely to allow victims' families access to the police files.Wish there was a balance of letting family look at LE records after suspects pass on.
There are at least two people (very much alive) that should be interviewed by the (NOW) police, or (just in case) an independent detective.RSBM
Assuming somone in LE was responsible for the girls disappearing, it would have to be someone higher- ranking than an officer of FWPD (and likely more than one) to merit all the covering up, stalling, thwarting the investigation we've seen in this case, imo.
After all this time, probably most of the people with first-hand knowledge are dead (tres convenient!). In fact, it's been so long, the guilty parties (assuming they're still alive)
They wouldn't take any chances, they had a lot to lose.worst to me is that they didn't have even the tiniest silver of humanity in them to spare Moseley.
Indeed, that takes this to another level of evil. Someone sending a note from "Rachel" when it really wouldn't be necessary and reinforces it was someone known to her, coupled with Julie as a last second addition to the day's events, IMO says this was about Rachel and/or Renee.worst to me is that they didn't have even the tiniest silver of humanity in them to spare Moseley
I'm guessing the person(s) responsible didn't know who Julie was so it could not be sent to her address.Te letter was obviously a ruse to create a narrative. It seems the police took the bait, at least for a while. One might wonder why the letter was specifically sent to that address.
I agree. If someone knew of the mall plans, he/she either heard it about it earlier, or on the fly as the girls were headed there (and things went sideways). Unless a stranger committed an exceedingly rare triple abduction in a public place using a weapon to subdue them. Do we know where Bundy or Alcala were in on that day, even if not their (known) MOs. Or another brazen SK for that matter. More likely, if the 3 girls got in another vehicle they knew or 'trusted' the person/s. I can imagine, "hey, I'll give you a ride to the other entrance, I saw xyz is on sale at xyz, but there's no parking left there" and that was it. Or they were picked up for alleged shoplifting/other ruse to get them in.I would be far from 100% convinced that they did make it to the Mall that day.
Or they're just buried somewhere in an evidence room or an attic, waiting until a generation is gone...jmoAny records that might tell the truth have likely long since been altered or simply burnt.
I am not 100% convinced of LE involvement, but can't rule it out completely. However, I do believe they made a complete mess of the investigation when the girls first went missing and because of this the perp(s) got away with it. As a result LE may just want the case to 'go away.'It's been stated there are several banker boxes of files/evidence pertaining to this case. Assuming that's true, how do you have that much information about a case (accurate or otherwise) and it's still "unsolved"(and not being investigated)? When someone in local LE was involved, that's how. Just a thought and jmo.