PonderingThings
Former member
- Joined
- Dec 17, 2005
- Messages
- 1,752
- Reaction score
- 219
You are correct Hollow, they don't appear to have been buried. I reread the Doe Network report and it just says covered.
I think I remember this story from my youth, but I could be confusing it with another crime. My mom was a true crime reader and would often have the True Detective magazine around (I think that was the name) but we weren't allowed to even look at it because "It wasn't for kids".
Once, when I was about 11, I stole it (Wow! Was she mad!) and read about a similiar case - so I figured that was why she didn't want me to read the magazine, because it was about hurting kids.
She explained that no, most of the time it had nothing to do with kids but the pictures were graphic and she didn't think I needed to learn about those things, as it would give me nightmares
Sorry I confused the issue. The boys were not buried.
I think I remember this story from my youth, but I could be confusing it with another crime. My mom was a true crime reader and would often have the True Detective magazine around (I think that was the name) but we weren't allowed to even look at it because "It wasn't for kids".
Once, when I was about 11, I stole it (Wow! Was she mad!) and read about a similiar case - so I figured that was why she didn't want me to read the magazine, because it was about hurting kids.
She explained that no, most of the time it had nothing to do with kids but the pictures were graphic and she didn't think I needed to learn about those things, as it would give me nightmares
Sorry I confused the issue. The boys were not buried.