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Interesting that it is the Philadelphia Police and not Bucks county LE searching the cornfields

What's surprises me is the simple fact LE didn't realize a DR can't comment on ones health records for fear of violating HIPPA laws...The whole case was centered around him being mentally unfit ,which would prevent him from carrying a gun..

I believe the parents bought the farmland and adjacent property as an investment , not to farm nor live there.They lease the property to a local farmer

Considering his look 5 years ago, one of your average private HS student, I seriously doubt his claims of murdering 2 ... He gave no outward appearances of the person he turned into.. I have looked at his Myspace account , which correlates to that time frame...no sign of the purported gangster life

CD didn't live in the bucolic area you describe.He lived in Lower Bucks, Bensalem..A nice home, with a pool and everything, but more an over the top home in a modest area. his family has assets, but who knows how the cash flow was, and how generous his parents were with him..My guess is they...

this has been rumored since day 1, LE say no connection

By all appearances, I can't believe if the victims took any action against CD that would cause him to murder them. I stand in the camp this was a robbery, which resulted in him murdering the young men so as to have no witnesses.. He may have needed to "raise money in a hurry" to repay a debt of...

Not sure I buy into the ATV accident and even more less convincing him saying he was laying in woods for 1 1/2 days...As we saw with the missing 4, parents were concerned very quickly, and reached out to find boys...and with every single child having a cellphone, sounds like a very unbelievable...

Here are some aspects that I find strange. First, the cadaver dogs were able to pick up the scent of 3 of the young men ,12 1/2 feet below ground, but not the scent of Jimi , who was buried 6 ft down? Plus Jimi walked with CD up a path to a remote area, had too much time gone by and his scent...

since the legal age in PA is 21 to consume , I guess the establishment my daughter works at is over protective,lol... crazy that you can serve it but not drink it, thanks for the insight

Cant touch liquor glasses nor stock beer, I know this as my daughter works in a restaurant and she is under 21

Considering Jimi was under 21, how could he have worked as a bar runner?

If I am the DA, I lean hard on SK, tell me something I don't know in return for no death penalty

no, sports betting is illegal in NJ, I am a former resident , now a Pa resident

Good thing we don't need the facts on casinos, as many posts are fake news, lol

Online sports gambling is illegal, but one can fund an offshore account at a cost...much easier to have a local bookie

Also the casinos are not just upstate NY, but one is in NYC, Queens to be exact

incorrct, they are full fledged casinos,not racinos,they have table games with dealers with a pulse

Huh? Plenty of casinos in PA, several within 30 minutes of where most of these victims and conspirators lived parx, Sugarhouse, Harrahs chester

actually you have been away from Jersey for a long time..Casino is right there in Bensalem, another in Chester, which is much closer then AC...However, didn't hear anything about him being a degenerate gambler