I actually know this man because of where I work. He's always been...creepy. He's one of those people who always look at you like he's looking through your clothing and just makes you uncomfortable. He was married to a woman who was very ill and passed away in 2016.
It's been a while since I've been on here, but seeing the article about the Indiana girls spurred me to come back. There's been a lot of buzz about the similarities between the two cases. However, not to offend, the similarities are pretty generic (i.e. alone on a trail, found in the woods); a...
I completely agree. I honestly don't think he killed them immediately. I think he took them out of town to a place he knows about. Parents home, abandoned farmstead...etc (I strongly believe he lives in Evansdale). I too picked apart the verbiage that LE used to describe what was found at Seven...
I've danced around with that theory so much...Is it a stranger? A friend? An acquaintance? I don't think it's a stranger in the most common understanding of the word. It's someone in the parents lives that would be considered a trusted individual. The best way to describe it is the relationship...
What are your thoughts on the recovery location, the familiarity of the perp with the grounds and the way the girls were positioned?
He is familiar with the location, whether it be a party place or a place his father took him hunting/fishing in his youth. He hadn't gone back there frequently...
That is one thing I get back to. A possible explanation about how Lizzie's purse ended up where it did. Did he get Lyric to the car and, let's assume, knock her out, upon seeing this Lizzie tried to run and he took after her, grabbed her, which resulted in her dropping her purse? Or was the...
Oh boy, that's a steep, slippery slope I've been traversing for the last 4 years. I'm a crime buff with a deep interest in criminal psychology and profiling, with an AA in Criminal Justice, but never went anywhere with it. And I have a stepdaughter who was (is) the girls age, live in the same...
Sorry if this has already been mentioned, as I have just been reading through the whole forum and came across yours. My husband and I went down the day of to help search and they DID take the names of anyone walking around the lake at that time. My husband and I were both questioned and asked to...
Assuming these photos are the old print style, is there a date printed on the back/front of them? Most of the old film roll prints would typically have a date printed somewhere (or at least mine do).
When I did the searches I ran SC and then ran surrounding states, then the U.S., I didn't get any hits for a Jason with any of the three given names, or variations thereof, that had complete information (some were missing birth dates, birth places, etc) or their residencies had been updated...
I've been disgustingly obsessed with my family history the last couple years... It's lead to several impulse buys of software I may or may not have needed, lol
Okay, I ran the *name* through the South Carolina Census from 1970 to present. I ran the name through a historical database using the dates from 1965 to 1996 and surrounding states, there were few Jason's with the particular last name (or variations of). Most had updated residencies post-1995...
I'm on it. I don't have access to Ancestry, but I have decent access to a significant amount of other resources. Checking birth records and the like now.
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