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Right, HeartofTexas. They lust after celebrities because they can bring more sheep to the fold. It's hard to believe these talented actors are so gullible, but as the deprogrammers told me - almost anyone can be brainwashed, and it can happen in an instant. Some of Hubbard's teachings make...

Thanks, deandaniellws. It's been nearly 25 years and my daughter is doing fine. I was fortunate to have the help of some very knowledgeable people who had indepth information on these cults and who worked tirelessly on both educating the public and also on deprogramming brainwashed cult...

Scientology is not a bona fide religion - it is a cult, and a dangerous cult, at that, in that it messes with its members minds, even moreso, I think, than the other cults. I've had a little experience with scientology in that when my oldest daughter was young, she met a young man who was...

Not to be picky, but shouldn't that be Dec. 24, '96?

Fantastic chat, everyone, I am so sorry I had to miss it, since I had planned for three weeks to be there. It's good to see that we've been right all along about Hunter, Smit, Wood, Keenan, Tracey, and all the other cronies. Chris's take on Carnes is very interesting. Can anyone spell C O R...

Perhaps I should have qualified that statement for you, Rainsong, since it seems you didn't understand we were speaking in DNA terms. For DNA purposes, we are all the same under our skin. Yes, I knew about the bones.

I guess if something is repeated often enough, as the fallacy about the fingernail DNA matching the panty DNA has been, it then becomes fact in some people's minds. There is absolutely no evidence that the DNA under the fingernails is, in fact, a match to the panty DNA. In fact, the evidence...

And, therefore, Lou Smit lied when he said the DNA was Caucasian.

It is true that under our skin, there is no such thing as "race." And, what, exactly, is race? That term is a social term that was invented to differentiate between the colors of our skin, textures of our hair, features of our faces... At the cellular level, it could be possible to...

What's the rest of the story? I don't doubt there were cases where the DNA was inconclusive but there were a few markers that matched the defendent's DNA. I'll bet that in every one of those cases, the DNA was secondary evidence in a case rich with other evidence that led the police to the...

You are free to disagree with me. Would you like to explain how they are going to prove any of the DNA was deposited the night of the murder? You are proving my point, actually, about people not understanding DNA when you say there were "several markers" under her fingernails. That simply...

Rumors, spin, same difference, since they both seem to originate from the RST. 1. (foreign) DNA in panties - was not blood or semen, most probably not skin. I believe it was Lou Smit who said it was saliva, like I believe anything Smit says. However, common sense in this case says it was...

Before anyone can say the suspect DNA in the JBR case can identify a killer, they had better be able to prove when that DNA was left there. There is absolutely no evidence the DNA was left in JBR's panties the night of the murder; in fact, the evidence would seem to prove otherwise. There...

I hope this guy does get put away for life. Aside from the fact that I am an animal lover and have a special affinity for German shepherds, I believe this jerk is a a real danger to society. I doubt anger management courses could touch his problems. Anyone who can beat an animal and drive a...

Nedthan, what a great idea. Tricia has worked hard for this because it is something she believes in with all her heart. She's a formidable opponent, one I'm sure the Ramseys and Lin Wood wish would go away. It's not going to happen, though.

Here's a real deal for you, Shylock. Intimidation tactics and taunts don't work with me. You'll have to deal with that. I won't tell you what you can post, and you keep your nose out of what I and RR and Pedro post. That ought to work.

You make about as much sense as Candy.

Sorry, you proved your own point, since you are the only one whining about anything. Like I said, notify Tricia. You're just a poster here like everyone else. You are not in any position to be telling anyone else what they can or cannot post.

Shylock, if you don't like it, notify Tricia. The last time I looked, you weren't the boss, here.

I believe I read somewhere that it was the Ramseys' investigator (maybe Armistead or his assistant?) who "collected" that package of underwear. I read that they were dissing the BPD because they missed the package of size 12 underwear when they were collecting evidence, but the Ramsey...