FiveFelines
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Do they publish music?
Textbooks, if I'm not mistaken.
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Do they publish music?
The NJ bank robbery, was that in Trenton?
Do they publish music?
The 215-467-8200 is for Milk Maid Dairy Products, a milk delivery service that went out of business in 1981 but was in business in the 1970s:
http://articles.philly.com/1998-07-14/business/25735220_1_crowley-foods-cheese-business-dean-foods
Does anyone know a way to determine the history of a phone number, ie who these numbers belonged to in 1970?
This might be a coincidence, but that was owned by a family named Maggio.
Here is the 1970 owner's obituary: http://articles.philly.com/1992-07-11/news/26028609_1_cheese-plant-cheese-business-milk
There was a Maggio that lived in Langhorne who died in 2007. http://www.ancientfaces.com/person/dorothy-g-maggio/20406437
The 215-467-8200 is for Milk Maid Dairy Products, a milk delivery service that went out of business in 1981 but was in business in the 1970s:
http://articles.philly.com/1998-07-14/business/25735220_1_crowley-foods-cheese-business-dean-foods
Does anyone know a way to determine the history of a phone number, ie who these numbers belonged to in 1970?
I wish I knew of a good way. The way I identified the McGraw Hill number was first by determining that the company that has the number today wasn't founded until long after the 70s. Then I found who owned it previously through relentless googling, eventually through the news archives where I located an advertisement with the number that had been published in 1981. Then I googled the company with various years to establish that it was McGraw Hill's phone number in the 1970s.
FWIW, I've tried to connect CM Fox JR with McGraw Hill and I've been unable. However, I'm starting to think that the number she was calling from was not a residence, but rather a business, maybe where she was working? Perhaps her boss discovered the calls after she skipped out? Because the phone number is the type that is simplified, the type that is usually issued to a business. It's currently a business number. I've been trying to figure out what it might have been back in the 70s but no luck so far. I don't know about back in the 70s, but it would have been exceedingly unusual in the 80s and 90s for a landlord to keep a phone in his or her name for tenants, since the landlord would be left with the bill if the tenant ran up thousands in charges -- something that was easier to do back in the 1970s when non-local calls were 20-30 cents a minute.
I thought the OP was saying the marriage records were from after 1970. I would like to know how long LC was at the "state farm" in Niantic. Was she there for all of 1970? Still need to find that out.
Maybe I'm just a skeptic, but how do we know for sure those phone calls were made by the UID rather than Carmichael? If they were living together or ever had company over, those numbers could mean nothing to the UID. I'm not saying they might not be relevant, but it might be tunnel vision to go that route. JMHO
Considering the article saying she was also a suspect, I would, at least, think she might have known the UID if it's not her. Especially since the account of him seeming to love the UID and he wouldn't have parted with her easily and that makes me doubt it was just a prostitute he fell in love with in 3 months. MOO
I also had wondered if the diamond ring Rainello and DeFreitas took into the jewelers in January of 1971 might have been an engagement ring that Carmichael had given to the girl. They brought the ring in to be re-sized but never returned to pick it up. I'd also like to know if the "high school" ring was something that was found on her when they removed her body from the ground. We know that some of her cloths were given by Brant to Brant's wife, and I'm sure the girls curlers were not buried with her. If the ring was not on her body when she was found, it's possible, in trying to cooperate with authorities someone handed them this ring and it didn't even belong to the victim. Just some thoughts.
We could say the same thing about the ring.
It would still raise the question of why Carmichael was calling those numbers repeatedly. He had no known tied to south Jersey or Bucks County.
Considering the article saying she was also a suspect, I would, at least, think she might have known the UID if it's not her. Especially since the account of him seeming to love the UID and he wouldn't have parted with her easily and that makes me doubt it was just a prostitute he fell in love with in 3 months. MOO