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Very good question. If not, they still should.

Now they should see who delivered it and who installed it. Sometimes more than one person will be there to assist with installation.

That would be good.

This also makes me wonder if Sherrill had anything else delivered to her house. Appliance, furniture, etc. Even ordering takeout food could create another suspect.

Good. I often celebrate with ice cream after they execute one of the bad guys.

Thank you. Do you know if anyone lives at that address now?

There are over 2600 people on death row in the U.S. right now. 744 of those are in one state.

I don't know much about their jewelry. I just wondered if there's much chance any of them were wearing jewelry that night. I'm going to be trying to get a larger list of unidentified Jane does. If I knew of any jewelry to watch for, that might make it easier. The list of unidentified Jane does...

Delayed again, just as I predicted. Those inmates will probably live to be 90.

You certainly seem to know a lot about that area and this case. If two or three people wanted to go searching for the bodies, where would you advise them to look first? Would that abandoned zoo be a good start?

Thank You for clarifying that. Did they search at that location?

It's odd that a zoo comes up a It's odd that a zoo comes up again. If you go back and look at the post by Reprisal on December 7, 2019 he also mentions a zoo in that post. Not sure what he means though.

I wonder if they will find some excuse not to execute him yet? It seems like several states have made this a habit.

Yes, they probably would bring at least one change of clothing. Also, is all of their jewelry accounted for? Unfortunately, these disappearance cases aren't rare. Many women have disappeared in that state within a few years of the Springfield 3. I don't know if any of the cases are related but...

How could anyone possibly know this? Why mention the waterbed? In one of your previous post you said you were there. What did you mean? I believe that's a post you wrote on December 7, 2019.

All very good points. I wonder how things could have played out if Sherrill had been picked up by someone while the girls were still out? Could the girls have gotten to Delmar just before Sherrill? If so, then who took Sherrill someplace that late and where did they go?

I still think suspect number one is more likely in the Zywicki case. Especially after hearing about her watch.

I wonder what the chances are that the writer from December 13, 2013 is telling the truth? I guess it's possible if that area was secluded enough in June of 1992.

Is that the same site as the abandoned girl scout post called Camp Winoka?