Bootsctr
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part 2, about 29 minute mark....they discuss the yards and trees etc and a man walking around on the dermonds property....articles typically say man on the lawn but listening to it trying to reference where he was.......and also whomever entered, entered the back door to the kitchen ( from screen porch) so in my mind they were all in and out that back door and yard and possibly only by boat but I just dont think people frequent his culde sac unless lost, no need for anyone to go past the next to the last house on the street except the Dermonds really
maybe someone can discern
https://www.swornpodcast.com/
@28:33:
SS: Great Waters. (it's raining, you can hear the wipers swiping back and forth)
PH: We're coming up on a manned guard house. (SS rolls window down)
Guard: Hello!
SS: Sheriff Sills.
Guard: Okay!
SS: Thank you!
SS: This is a very bland community.
PH: Even though Sheriff Sills is left with few leads in this case, there is one vital piece of information that he had been holding back from the public for a while, an eyewitness account.
PH: Do you think who they saw is involved in this?
SS: I do.
PH: And that was in broad daylight?
SS: I do.
PH: Wow!
PH: A neighbor happened to see a white male walking around the Dermond's property during the day on Saturday and that was the day the Dermonds were likely murdered.
SS: Given the publicity that surrounded this case, anyone who was there for a legitimate reason would have come forward.
PH: So that's the guy right there.
SS: I mean, we interviewed over 200 people simultaneously here one day. I brought in 20 FBI agents and how many detectives, maybe 60 detectives.
PH: SS believes that this person is without a doubt involved in these murders.
SS: Look right back through there and you see that white pickup truck. There is a lawn back there. You see what I'm saying. And there is a view back of the woods. You could see the Dermond house from back there. Not clearly now! I want to stress to you. Not... Kind of like looking here... See this house over here. See that foliage. If somebody was walking through there right now you could see them.
PH: But you may not get a clear...
SS: No. The lady... As I said, it's not what... it's not what she couldn't see that was important. You know that made me know she was telling the truth.
PH: Do you think the key to solving this is identifying the person seen in that yard?
SS: Certainly! The key to solving this is I need somebody that knows something to give me a call. I'll talk to anybody anywhere anytime about this case. You have got two or more people out here in my opinion that committed a heinous crime, and by God, they need to be caught and they need to be punished.
PH: To this day, the Lake Oconee murders is by far one of the most frustrating and perplexing unsolved murder cases in America. The sheriff sincerely hopes that by keeping this case alive in the public and in the media, that someone somewhere out there may have information and will come forward. If anyone out there has any information about the murder of Mr. and Mrs. Dermond, please contact local law enforcement or the Putnam County Sheriff's Office at 706-485-8557.
SS: My DA is going to seek the death penalty. I can tell you that right now. This is... We do the death penalty in Putnam County. The Ocmulgee Judicial Circuit judicial circuit we know how to do a death penalty and that is what will be on the table in this case.
(thanks dancin' for tagging that information in the podcast) :tyou: