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Hi everyone! I know I’m a tad behind on this discussion, but I noticed there was no mention of Michael Griesbach’s book ‘Indefensible.’ He is the original DA who issued the search warrant on Avery. He released it shortly after the Netflix series MAM. In his book, he discusses a POI that wasn’t...

I only recently heard about the hair being found tangled in the shoelace belonged to TH. There is something I’m curious to know and perhaps someone knows the answer. Did LE 100000% in fact confirm the said shoelace actually belong to Michael’s sneakers? Or, was it just assumed it was his because...

I didn’t say Shannan had Schizophrenia. I merely suggested that her cause of death could be argued based on the family history. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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I’m thinking the findings of Baden’s autopsy could be a result of the jaw surgery that SG had just prior to her death. If the ligaments and muscles were cut, torn or injured it could explain trauma to that area. I wonder if he reviewed her CT scan for any differences from her Post-Op to the time...

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I’m with you on this 100%. I cringe when I read posts naming any individual as a POI or a suspect when it’s based on speculation vs. facts. I understand everyone on here has good intentions but being named on the internet as a possible SK can tarnish a persons reputation and violates their...

Haven’t been on in a little while so I had a lot of theories to sort through! I’m going to rewind the clock back to when Richard Dormer had this case. If anyone in LE had a grasp on who LISK is... it was him. Even after he left SCPD and went to work for the security company he did a 7 or 8 part...

I couldn't agree more! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

When I logged in this morning, I expected a lot of buzz about yesterday's announcement from the DA's office. They suggested the LI murders 'may be the handiwork' of John Biltroff. I'm not buying it for one second! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Check out my post under (Burlap & Forensics) #132 2/5 When I read this post of yours I felt as though I was reading my own thoughts. Whoa!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Can you pls fill me in on the connection here??? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Given the case being 35 years old, if LISK is her killer, then his age would be closer to 50-60. It's highly unlikely, but this whole case is stranger than fiction, so you never know. It was mentioned about a match through relatives on an early post. What is the likelihood that we're dealing...

I was thinking about this today and wanted to see if anyone else has any thoughts on this. There is a physiological phenomenon know has the 'seven-year itch.' Typically it applies to marriages but who's to say it couldn't apply to a SK's urge to kill? It's been 7 years since his last murder...

'Bow Saw'... this is the first I'm hearing of this. Where can I find more info? Thank you. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I didn't mean 'rules' as in laws to follow, I meant 'guidelines' so to speak, he used as a reference to how he lined up the bodies. I'm interested in how he kept track of how they were lined up. It's not as if they were haphazardly placed in the dark. He must've left some type of breadcrumb to...

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What I have always wondered is how LISK was able to keep track of where each victim was placed. Ocean Parkway isn't very well lit & theory suggests he was dumping them at night to avoid being seen. I just wonder how he was able to keep the distance consistent. Was he using some kind of GPS...