misscoyoteblue
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Thanks for the welcome.
Yes, particularly when she could also have chosen worried, sad, enraged, mad, miserable, or perhaps the most appropriate, nauseated.
Still, one has to wonder what kind of self-awareness does a woman have who marries a man capable of this kind of carnage. Sure the neighbors said he seemed like a regular guy, (http://www.newschannel5.com/Global/story.asp?S=9203418 , isn't the I Love Lucy "do" fabulous?) but you think as a wife, she'd have a clue.
Thank you misscoyoteblue for the info! I'm not happy that it might take months for test results, but I hope whatever they wind up with will put this freak in prison forever.
At this point, the evidence seems to be circumstantial - no forensic evidence results has hit the press as of yet. I am not convinced yet that he is guilty, so calling him a freak is a little premature. If he is guilty, then he deserves everything the justice system can hand him. This is a horrific crime. But if he is innocent... then he will have spent over a year in jail, lost his job, irrepairably damaged his marriage and relationship with his children....I daresay that most of us rush to judge, based on the media. We should step back and remember that he and every other accused person is still innocent until proven guilty. I will not believe anything but forensics. I do not live in Kentucky so don't have access to the local "rumors" . If anyone hears anything pertinent to the case, please share.
The eye witness, the victim, did not POSITIVELY identify him as the killer/rapist - by all acounts I have read, she identified his as looking like the guy with different hair.
This was from the Kentucky New Era article written by Alan Reed. I saw this repeated on several other news outlets. And this was early on in the case - there maybe more recent news that I have not seen. I also heard rumors of a school bus driver making some comments that are pertinent, but never found anything in print on them. I was a single mother too for many years, I understand your fears - I share them.
The detective said that Kristi Frensley has made unexpected progress in her recovery. Though she did not make a positive identification from photos, she indicated Dunlap as her assailant, holding her hand over the top portion of his head, and said that while his hair was different, the face looked similar."