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I wouldn't say huge...both are regional airports and get smaller commercial flights in from the bigger airports like MSP as well as other regional airports. Eau Claire's is on the north side of the city--several miles from where the drownings happened. It's not out of the question for someone...

Hmmm. Probably not, then. It's much farther downriver from East Dubuque. (The marina is at 'A') http://maps.google.com/maps?f=l&hl=en&geocode=&q=massey+marina&near=42.540278,-90.644167&ie=UTF8&ll=42.490454,-90.618324&spn=0.128101,0.341949&t=h&z=12

They could have takenhim upriver to Lock & Dam No. 11 North of Dubuque, IA...the downriver side of the locks are rarely frozen from one bank to the other. Of course, that would totally blow holes in the Sinsinawa Avenue theory...

Ok, so I started wondering if the killer(s) are really smart enough to know that disposing of bodies in water would wash away evidence...did they get the idea from a book, movie, or tv show perhaps? Or did they just get lucky? [CSI can be ruled out--it started airing in 2000] I came across...

Some LE in smaller cities and towns probably don't like having cops from the "big city" coming into their jurisdiction to try to do their job, either. Of course, we all know that's a stupid way to operate. Big city cops have more experience investigating crimes and as an investigator (of...

http://boards.insessiontrials.com/showthread.php?threadid=330037&pagenumber=4 An entry in the comments from the above linked forum: "I live close to La Crosse and Eau Claire. I am also not far from the twin cities. I have partied numberous times on 3rd street in La Crosse in my younger years...

A comment from the story Suzi linked above (with other theories): "The serial killers mind is in someways not unlike that of our own. Killers want recognition for their "beautiful" work. The problem with this is that being recognized directly prevents them from doing further "work". In this...

db~ I agree. There's more going on here than the occasional drowning drunk. I was at UWEC between 1991-98. There weren't any "drinking-related drownings" in Eau Claire during that time, then all of a sudden in two-years time, there's three. I don't remember hearing about any drownings on...

I think the degree of binge drinking in the upper midwest makes it seem more likely that they could be accidental drownings (maybe in the FBI's eyes, anyway). And for the local LE, binge drinking is pretty typical behavior for college students. I think that it might be appealing for the...

db~ Having lived in Wisconsin, Delaware, and the Pacific NW, I can tell you that the culture surrounding alcohol consumption in the upper midwest is not norm around much of the rest of the country. Since leaving Wisconsin, I haven't experienced a party/drinking atmosphere that rivals an autumn...

Yay...I'm in! Cheers to the webmaster! Maybe this theory has already been ruled unlikely, but now that I can post a response, I just wanted to throw my 2 cents in... I went to school at U of WI-Eau Claire in the 90's. Moved away about the time this all got started. Unless it was a minority...