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Josh Szostaks father was on coast to coast and he said the surveillence film of his son when he was drinking inside the bar; showed his son to be fine. The bar had a camera and his son was socially drinking a few beers. But then outisde of the bar; on the sidewalk with an outddor surveillience...

If you think there is a satanic gang or smiley face killers; that's been killing young college men; just wondering why you don't think they'd be involved here? I thought most of these kids died from alcohol related accidents; but I'll be honest; I never could quite be certain and I always left...

This sounds like an accident but do you know anything more about it? Its only 20 to 25 miles from Ithaca where Willie Jacobsen drowned in late April.

Thanx; I'm trying. Here's an interview/phone call today with Al Roney and Jim Miller; who's the Albany Polce Department's top spokesman. Miller was quoted in a local newspaper article where he said something negative about Gannon and Gannon's agenda and so he wanted to address and clarify his...

This looks to be another unfortunate accident, but I'll post it here because only 3 months ago Willie Jacobsen accidentally drowned in Ithaca, New York and now this kid accidentally drowned in Cortland, New York; which is only about 20 miles away from Ithaca...

The link I'm asking for isn't for whether the Tommy Booth case was ever officially closed and then reopened. I was asking for a link to show that the Tommy Booth case will be the case that you said will be reclassified as a murder. You wrote in the post that I responded to: "Tommy Booth's case...

Tommy Booth's case will be reclassified as a murder or homocide? Do you have a link? KTSP had reported that the police chiefs in St Cloud Minnesota and Cincinatti Ohio were "re-examing" their drowning cases, which I took as meaning re-opening. Basically when cops stop working on a case, the...

I would think it would have to be a case that was reopened by LE. Outside of the Jenkins case; if I remember right; I think there were 3 others reopened. Tommy Booth was one of them and I think there was a case in Ohio and also the Scott Radel case in St Cloud, Minn. I think the Ohio case was...

Here is the link to Al Roney's interview today with Bill Szostak. This is his main blog page and the podcasts with interviews are on the left side of the page under the Al Roney in demand section. The first podcast about alcohol has no relationship to the Szostak case; he had this guest lined up...

He'll have it on later today, but I agree with Al that if you don't trust the Albany Police than bring the video to the FBI. This is an absolute bombshell Bill Szostak dropped and from the interview; I had the impression that Bill Szostak might actually see someone drugging his son, but I'm not...

What I don't understand with Bill Szostak is why he would go on the radio and announce he knows 4 of the 6 people responsible with his son's death; instead of quietly bringing his evidence to the local FBI and showing them the video of the 4 people he suspects? Why not show them the part of the...

Bill Szostak says that he knows 4 of the 6 people he says are responsible for his son's death; from video from inside the bar his son was drinking in. This is the strongest statement made so far. He says his son was drugged and it sounds like maybe on the video from the bar, he sees this...

You also find it funny that a kid slides into cold water and gets hypothermia? I'll let you guys research a kidnapping, physical assault and sexual assault and I'll research the more recent cases before they grow any colder Here's a few connections to the slim longshot possibility that some...

The "robbery scenario is a bust"??? Are you kidding??? First of all; robbery and murder is not a "bust" if there's no clear evidence how they died and if they had a lot of money on them. Anyone with half a brain doesn't mock any idea that brings MOTIVE into play; since NONE of the other...

Again, I'm not missing any info. I said Szostak was initially said to have had about $400 on him when he went out on the night he died. It was his father who first reported this to the Albany Time Union. He was found with $28 in his wallet. So as I said; if the initial reports by his father were...

Now you're threatening me? Intelligient people are interested to learn that hypothermia can numb and cripple arms and legs in a matter of minutes because they realize that trying to link 40 cases; might have hindered a few cases that were actual murders. Intelligient people also understood...

What I'm trying to show is that it might be a complete waste of time to try to link 40+ cases; but it might not be a waste of time to try to link a few of the more recent cases; where evidence is still fairly fresh. For example maybe there's a longshot chance worth looking into that maybe the...

Fran, the only thing a bit compelling that I see outside of the Chris Jenkins case; that might have some relevance; is that the initial reports on Josh Szostak was that he had over $400 on him when he went out the night he died, but just $28 when he was found; and that Nick Garza'a wallet was...

We'll never agree but the statistics suggest there is nothing compelling at all with 3 or 4 kids accidentally drowning each year after a night of drinking. Wisconsin has 24 accidental drownings in the past 30 years and 8 in the last 11 years; so the stats did not increase since 1997. And since...

When drowning or cold water hypothermia is the determined cause of death; it means the person is alive BEFORE they enter the water; which goes right along with the arguement that these are simple accidental drowning and that these kids are not murdered BEFORE they enter the water. All of these...