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I'm totally confused by this. How could WG's description be so off? He was only behind them a few feet, and Websleuthers could even tell the guy had dreads from that grainy video. :thinking: jmo

Hopefully, the police will find some evidence of what happened to Hannah very soon. I have a bad feeling Hannah is no longer with us, but I will be thrilled to be proven wrong. Am I the only one that finds it VERY STRANGE that Hannah had three different men following her? We have WG, dreads...

Former Deputy US Marshall David Lange, 68, who also visits the horse ranch, said he believed Lee knew police might search his house. ‘He hid his rifle in the main house where Isabella lives and put the spud gun in the trunk of her car,’ he told MailOnline. ‘Why would you hide...

Collecting tires? I thought he claimed he was hunting.

The ex-Marine accused of killing Erin Corwin admitted searching the Internet about how to dispose of a body, and .22-caliber cartridge casings at the mine shaft where she was found matched those found in his Jeep and home, according to an arrest warrant filed in California Superior Court...

Interesting. On another site, they were saying he didn't serve. I wonder if his defense will claim he has PTSD and that played a role in this tragedy. I don't see this coward confessing. jmo

I agree and wish him well. Would the military offer counseling services to Erin's family since she was a military wife? Just wondering.

[modsnip]? I was defending his family against assumptions about their parenting. They are not involved in this crime and we aren't suppose to sleuth them. jmo

Wouldn't CPS be involved by now? We have the father under arrest for murder and the mom a POI, so I would think somebody would be stepping in. Maybe someone with knowledge in that area can explain. jmo

Authorities have also said that Lee's wife, Nichole Lee, is a "person of interest" in the death. http://www.desertsun.com/story/news/crime_courts/2014/08/18/erin-corwin-san-bernardino/14232723/ Arrest in 3, 2, .....

Thanks to both of you(Jacy and Necco) for your considerate comments. If I read one more comment attacking Erin's morality, I will scream. This woman and her unborn child were murdered. Do the people attacking her have any decency? Blaming a murder victim is as low as it gets. My...

Please don't blame his family members. . His wife is a victim and should be treated as such. The police said she thought he was still asleep and probably didn't want to disturb him. A person can lose the battle at any time.

Where was they going to meet up? Did they plan on meeting at the spot Beasley spotted the two cars? Did he tell anybody else about this trip w/Erin? He claims there was no affair. If they were just friends, there would be no need for secrecy about this trip. Why would he go alone when Erin was...

Interesting theory. Here's my problems with it: 1) Police must have some strong evidence pointing to CL to even get those search warrants. Back-biting gossip doesn't get a judge to sign off on a warrant. 2) Would the police ruin CL and NL reputations just to throw another suspect off? 3)...

How about Harry Callahan? Dirty Harry would chew CL up and spit him out. This thread is really moving. Hopefully, we will get an arrest this week and Erin's remains can be returned back to her family soon.

Been lurking but decided to ask a few questions. Please forgive me if these questions are dumb. What would be the temperatures and air quality in these mines? I'm guessing they would be cooler and how long could she survive in cooler temps? Does Erin require medication on a daily basis...

I'm not shocked that other teachers are defending him. A local disabled boy was abused by a teacher a few years ago. The teacher locked him in a closet as punishment. Of course, the teacher was fired from her job. Fellow teachers at the school were outraged that she wasn't given a second...

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full article http://www.courierpress.com/news/2008/jan/05/tip-leads-to-break-in-old-slaying/ old articles: <modsnip>

Bagbey recalls '73 case By Garret Mathews Steve Bagbey a rookie Evansville Police officer in January 1973 remembers sitting in the back of an ambulance next to the body of Ann Kline. I had only been on the police two months. I hadn't even been to the academy, and here I was by myself with a...