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Knowing who was responsible is the start. I'm just glad we are finally getting somewhere. This case has me on pins and needles.
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Knowing who was responsible is the start. I'm just glad we are finally getting somewhere. This case has me on pins and needles.
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9/17/14 press conference - Bedford County, VA. The press conference is held by the Montgomery County Police Major Crimes Division and other involved law enforcement agencies, reference the investigation into the disappearance of sisters Katherine (age 10) and Sheila (age 12) Lyon:
[video=youtube;YoLR3x2bdCQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YoLR3x2bdCQ[/video]
[video=youtube;YoLR3x2bdCQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YoLR3x2bdCQ[/video]
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better audio of the press conf:
[video=youtube;LppVSQBYQLY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LppVSQBYQLY[/video]
[video=youtube;LppVSQBYQLY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LppVSQBYQLY[/video]
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[video]http://www.nbc12.com/clip/10592432/1975-maryland-cold-case-leads-to-cemetery-in-bedford[/video]
"Body Farm" Researchers on Standby for Taylor Mountain Search
Bedford Co., VA - Anthropological researchers from the University of Tennessee's "Body Farm" are on standby to assist with the investigation on Taylor Mountain, according to Bedford County Commonwealth's Attorney Randy Krantz.
Krantz said Thursday morning the university's famed Forensic Anthropology Center is making ground penetrating radar available if needed.
On Wednesday, C. Cliff Boyd, Ph. D., Co-Director of the Radford University Forensic Science Institute, was on the mountain with investigators. Boyd is an anthropologist.
Krantz said in these types of investigations an anthropologist can be brought in to look at specific spots identified by investigators, for example, any areas cadaver dogs may have alerted on. Investigators have confirmed the dogs used in the search Tuesday are cadaver dogs.
A Virginia State Police helicopter circled the search area Wednesday, hovering at times for investigators to take aerial photographs. Krantz said the helicopter flight is part of the process of mapping the search area, to relate evidence to grid coordinates.
Krantz compared the investigation to an archaeological dig, where you go layer by layer looking at everything as you go. Investigators have not said what, if anything, has been found.
A cold case squad from Montgomery County, MD is expected to be in Bedford County through the weekend....
LINK:
http://www.wset.com/story/26567842/body-farm-researchers-on-standby-for-taylor-mountain-search
Bedford Co., VA - Anthropological researchers from the University of Tennessee's "Body Farm" are on standby to assist with the investigation on Taylor Mountain, according to Bedford County Commonwealth's Attorney Randy Krantz.
Krantz said Thursday morning the university's famed Forensic Anthropology Center is making ground penetrating radar available if needed.
On Wednesday, C. Cliff Boyd, Ph. D., Co-Director of the Radford University Forensic Science Institute, was on the mountain with investigators. Boyd is an anthropologist.
Krantz said in these types of investigations an anthropologist can be brought in to look at specific spots identified by investigators, for example, any areas cadaver dogs may have alerted on. Investigators have confirmed the dogs used in the search Tuesday are cadaver dogs.
A Virginia State Police helicopter circled the search area Wednesday, hovering at times for investigators to take aerial photographs. Krantz said the helicopter flight is part of the process of mapping the search area, to relate evidence to grid coordinates.
Krantz compared the investigation to an archaeological dig, where you go layer by layer looking at everything as you go. Investigators have not said what, if anything, has been found.
A cold case squad from Montgomery County, MD is expected to be in Bedford County through the weekend....
LINK:
http://www.wset.com/story/26567842/body-farm-researchers-on-standby-for-taylor-mountain-search
Washington Post Article 17 Sept 2014
By Dan Morse
17 September 2014
... Montgomery County detectives investigating the 39-year-old disappearance of Katherine and Sheila Lyon are searching an area in Bedford County, Va., about 200 miles southwest of Washington.
Police are trying to establish a connection to Lloyd Lee Welch, an inmate in Delaware who officials earlier labelled a person of interest in the case. Police are “looking for evidence and gathering information that may indicate that Welch had a connection to the girls’ disappearance,” Montgomery police said in a statement Tuesday night.
Montgomery officers have been in the area since last week. They are working with the Bedford County sheriff’s office and the Virginia State Police.
“Recent developments in the investigation have led law enforcement to the Taylor Mountain area of Bedford County,” the local sheriff’s office said in a statement.
On March, 25, 1975, the “Lyon sisters,” as they would come to be known in the high-profile case, vanished after walking from their home in Wheaton, Md., to a nearby mall. Sheila was 12 at the time and Katherine was 10. ...
See Link for photos...
LINK:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/local...4a082e-3e70-11e4-9587-5dafd96295f0_story.html
By Dan Morse
17 September 2014
... Montgomery County detectives investigating the 39-year-old disappearance of Katherine and Sheila Lyon are searching an area in Bedford County, Va., about 200 miles southwest of Washington.
Police are trying to establish a connection to Lloyd Lee Welch, an inmate in Delaware who officials earlier labelled a person of interest in the case. Police are “looking for evidence and gathering information that may indicate that Welch had a connection to the girls’ disappearance,” Montgomery police said in a statement Tuesday night.
Montgomery officers have been in the area since last week. They are working with the Bedford County sheriff’s office and the Virginia State Police.
“Recent developments in the investigation have led law enforcement to the Taylor Mountain area of Bedford County,” the local sheriff’s office said in a statement.
On March, 25, 1975, the “Lyon sisters,” as they would come to be known in the high-profile case, vanished after walking from their home in Wheaton, Md., to a nearby mall. Sheila was 12 at the time and Katherine was 10. ...
See Link for photos...
LINK:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/local...4a082e-3e70-11e4-9587-5dafd96295f0_story.html
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Investigators believe Lyon sisters may have been brought to Bedford Co.
http://www.wdbj7.com/news/local/inv...-may-have-been-brought-to-bedford-co/28318404
http://www.wdbj7.com/news/local/inv...-may-have-been-brought-to-bedford-co/28318404
2 October 2014 Press Conference
At a press conference today, Investigators named a second Person of Interest in the Lyon Case. He is Richard Allen Welch, Senior.
He is an uncle of POI Lloyd Lee Welch, Jr. (Brother of Lloyd Lee Welch, Sr.)
Richard Welch is still living and may have been a security guard in the Wheaton area in the 1970's. Investigators are asking businesses in the Wheaton, MD area to review their records to see if they ever hired a security guard named Richard Welch.
A Grand Jury will be convened tomorrow in Bedford County, Virginia to review evidence.
The search of property continues on Taylor's Mountain.
At a press conference today, Investigators named a second Person of Interest in the Lyon Case. He is Richard Allen Welch, Senior.
He is an uncle of POI Lloyd Lee Welch, Jr. (Brother of Lloyd Lee Welch, Sr.)
Richard Welch is still living and may have been a security guard in the Wheaton area in the 1970's. Investigators are asking businesses in the Wheaton, MD area to review their records to see if they ever hired a security guard named Richard Welch.
A Grand Jury will be convened tomorrow in Bedford County, Virginia to review evidence.
The search of property continues on Taylor's Mountain.
Officials name 2nd ‘person of interest’ in Lyon sisters case
Washington Post
By Dan Morse and Justin Jouvenal
2 October 2014
Law enforcement officials on Thursday named a second “person of interest” in the 39-year-old disappearance of two Montgomery County sisters, and they signaled that they are moving closer to learning what happened to the girls who were last seen at a Wheaton shopping center.
Officials said the second man, Richard Allen Welch, 69, is the uncle of Lloyd Lee Welch, a convicted sex offender who previously was named a person of interest in the disappearance of Sheila and Katherine Lyon. The police focus on the elder Welch developed during their recent, renewed investigation in the case.
Neither man has been charged in the case. Authorities have declined to comment on what role they think either might have had in the disappearance or detail what evidence they have gathered....
... In recent months, investigators also have spoken to Welch family members.
In Oakdale, Tenn., Edna Welch, 80, said Montgomery detectives have talked to
her once on the phone and visited her twice. She said they are trying to get
Welch family members to turn on each other. “They get our family fighting over
who said what,” she said, “I’m telling you, I’m mad about it.”
During one visit, Edna Welch said, detectives had a search warrant and took
photographs and letters that Lloyd Welch had written to her from prison. She
said they also took a letter, containing Bible verses, she had written but
hadn’t mailed. “Maybe the Lord intended for them to read that,” Edna Welch said
of the investigators.
She said she knew Lloyd Welch as a boy and doesn’t think he had anything to
do with the disappearance of the Lyon sisters. “I’ll go to my grave, if I die
tonight, saying he didn’t do it,” adding that she wasn’t “excusing him for what
he has done in later years.”...
... Edna Welch said that Richard Welch is her late husband’s brother. She said
that Richard Welch and his wife are hard-working people who raised their
grandchildren. Asked whether she thought Richard Welch had anything to do with
the sisters’ disappearance, she said, “That’s totally insane.”
“They have always been a great couple,” Elliott said. “I always see them
together.” Elliott expressed surprise that Richard Welch could be connected to the
disappearance of the Lyon sisters in any way. “I can’t believe they would be involved in anything like that,” she said....
More, including photos at below LINK:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/local...59acc8-4a55-11e4-b72e-d60a9229cc10_story.html
Washington Post
By Dan Morse and Justin Jouvenal
2 October 2014
Law enforcement officials on Thursday named a second “person of interest” in the 39-year-old disappearance of two Montgomery County sisters, and they signaled that they are moving closer to learning what happened to the girls who were last seen at a Wheaton shopping center.
Officials said the second man, Richard Allen Welch, 69, is the uncle of Lloyd Lee Welch, a convicted sex offender who previously was named a person of interest in the disappearance of Sheila and Katherine Lyon. The police focus on the elder Welch developed during their recent, renewed investigation in the case.
Neither man has been charged in the case. Authorities have declined to comment on what role they think either might have had in the disappearance or detail what evidence they have gathered....
... In recent months, investigators also have spoken to Welch family members.
In Oakdale, Tenn., Edna Welch, 80, said Montgomery detectives have talked to
her once on the phone and visited her twice. She said they are trying to get
Welch family members to turn on each other. “They get our family fighting over
who said what,” she said, “I’m telling you, I’m mad about it.”
During one visit, Edna Welch said, detectives had a search warrant and took
photographs and letters that Lloyd Welch had written to her from prison. She
said they also took a letter, containing Bible verses, she had written but
hadn’t mailed. “Maybe the Lord intended for them to read that,” Edna Welch said
of the investigators.
She said she knew Lloyd Welch as a boy and doesn’t think he had anything to
do with the disappearance of the Lyon sisters. “I’ll go to my grave, if I die
tonight, saying he didn’t do it,” adding that she wasn’t “excusing him for what
he has done in later years.”...
... Edna Welch said that Richard Welch is her late husband’s brother. She said
that Richard Welch and his wife are hard-working people who raised their
grandchildren. Asked whether she thought Richard Welch had anything to do with
the sisters’ disappearance, she said, “That’s totally insane.”
“They have always been a great couple,” Elliott said. “I always see them
together.” Elliott expressed surprise that Richard Welch could be connected to the
disappearance of the Lyon sisters in any way. “I can’t believe they would be involved in anything like that,” she said....
More, including photos at below LINK:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/local...59acc8-4a55-11e4-b72e-d60a9229cc10_story.html
National Missing Persons Directory...
Missing
Last seen alive: March 25, 1975
Circumstances: Sheila and her younger sister, Katherine (MP # 1837), left their home by themselves to walk to Wheaton Plaza Shopping Center and have not been seen or heard from since.
First Name: Sheila Mary
Middle Name: Mary
Last Name: Lyon
Details
Age When Last Known Alive: 12
Race: White
Sex: Female
Height: 62.0
Weight: 100.0
Location
City: Wheaton
State: Maryland
County: Montgomery
Appearance
Hair: Blond/Strawberry
Eye: Blue
Clothing and Accessories
Clothing: Underpants - bright yellow, sort of accordian pleated, bikini type, size 12-14, brand unknown
Bra - training type, brand 'Teenform' 'Lucky Start,' size 32
Knee socks - nylon, bright horozontal stripes, possbily orange or bright gold in them
Corduroy pants - cut in the jeans style, wheat colored, brand 'Cheap Jeans,' rip in back of right thigh, repaired with ironing patch on wrong side
Dark blue sweatshirt - bright navy color, unknown size or brand
Footwear: Sneakers - low cut, dirty white shoe strings, 'Gallenkamps' brand size 6 1/2 or 7 1/2
Eyewear: Gold wire rim glasses - farsighted
LINK:
http://www.missingin.org/reg1278/sheila_mary_lyon.htm
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Missing
Last seen alive: March 25, 1975
Circumstances: Katherine and her older sister, Sheila (MP # 1836), left their home by themselves to walk to Wheaton Plaza Shopping Center and have not been seen or heard from since.
First Name: Katherine Mary
Middle Name: Mary
Last Name: Lyon
Details
Age When Last Known Alive: 10
Race: White
Sex: Female
Height: 56.0
Weight: 85.0
Location
City: Wheaton
State: Maryland
County: Montgomery
Appearance
Hair: Blond/Strawberry
Eye: Blue
Scars And Marks: Katherine has a birthmark on the inside of her upper thigh.
Clothing and Accessories
Clothing: Underpants - 'Carter' brand or 'Montgomery Ward,' flowered, size 8 or 10
Possibly sleevless undershirt - girl type, possibly size 12, brand unknown
Jeans - 'Wrangler' brand, flare bottom, size 12
Jacket - bright red, flat knit on outside, inside fluffy (like sweatshirt) no collar, zipper up front
Knee socks - dark brown and beige 'Argyles', nylon
Footwear: Shoes - brushed suede 'Wallaby' type, brand name inside 'Jumping Jacks', dirty beige color shoe and shoe strings
Jewelry: Baby beads 'KATE' in black letters on white beads, remainder of beads were orange
LINK:
http://www.missingin.org/reg1279/katherine_mary_lyon.htm
Missing
Last seen alive: March 25, 1975
Circumstances: Sheila and her younger sister, Katherine (MP # 1837), left their home by themselves to walk to Wheaton Plaza Shopping Center and have not been seen or heard from since.
First Name: Sheila Mary
Middle Name: Mary
Last Name: Lyon
Details
Age When Last Known Alive: 12
Race: White
Sex: Female
Height: 62.0
Weight: 100.0
Location
City: Wheaton
State: Maryland
County: Montgomery
Appearance
Hair: Blond/Strawberry
Eye: Blue
Clothing and Accessories
Clothing: Underpants - bright yellow, sort of accordian pleated, bikini type, size 12-14, brand unknown
Bra - training type, brand 'Teenform' 'Lucky Start,' size 32
Knee socks - nylon, bright horozontal stripes, possbily orange or bright gold in them
Corduroy pants - cut in the jeans style, wheat colored, brand 'Cheap Jeans,' rip in back of right thigh, repaired with ironing patch on wrong side
Dark blue sweatshirt - bright navy color, unknown size or brand
Footwear: Sneakers - low cut, dirty white shoe strings, 'Gallenkamps' brand size 6 1/2 or 7 1/2
Eyewear: Gold wire rim glasses - farsighted
LINK:
http://www.missingin.org/reg1278/sheila_mary_lyon.htm
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Missing
Last seen alive: March 25, 1975
Circumstances: Katherine and her older sister, Sheila (MP # 1836), left their home by themselves to walk to Wheaton Plaza Shopping Center and have not been seen or heard from since.
First Name: Katherine Mary
Middle Name: Mary
Last Name: Lyon
Details
Age When Last Known Alive: 10
Race: White
Sex: Female
Height: 56.0
Weight: 85.0
Location
City: Wheaton
State: Maryland
County: Montgomery
Appearance
Hair: Blond/Strawberry
Eye: Blue
Scars And Marks: Katherine has a birthmark on the inside of her upper thigh.
Clothing and Accessories
Clothing: Underpants - 'Carter' brand or 'Montgomery Ward,' flowered, size 8 or 10
Possibly sleevless undershirt - girl type, possibly size 12, brand unknown
Jeans - 'Wrangler' brand, flare bottom, size 12
Jacket - bright red, flat knit on outside, inside fluffy (like sweatshirt) no collar, zipper up front
Knee socks - dark brown and beige 'Argyles', nylon
Footwear: Shoes - brushed suede 'Wallaby' type, brand name inside 'Jumping Jacks', dirty beige color shoe and shoe strings
Jewelry: Baby beads 'KATE' in black letters on white beads, remainder of beads were orange
LINK:
http://www.missingin.org/reg1279/katherine_mary_lyon.htm
Washington Post: First Article about TRM and the Reward
Here is the article which appeared in the Washington Post newspaper on Tuesday morning, 1 April 1975. The Lyon Sisters had disappeared from Wheaton Plaza exactly one week before.
This article was accompanied by a pencil sketch of the Tape Recorder Man (TRM) which was drawn on Friday, 28 March 1975 by PFC Davis Morton of MCP. He made the sketch with help from "Jimmy" a 13 year old boy who had witnessed the girls talking to TRM on the day they went missing. It marked the first release of the TRM sketch.
Note the mention of a $7,000 reward just then being announced for the first time.
Note also that NO mention is made of any Long Haired Man - even though the LHM sketch was made earlier (on Thursday 27 March 1975) by the same police artist.
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Washington Post
Tuesday, 1 April 1975
Police Seek Man Seen Talking to Two Lyon Sisters
by Elizabeth Becker
Shortly before they disappeared from the Wheaton Plaza shopping center last Tuesday, the two missing Lyon sisters were seen talking to a 50-year-old, well dressed man who had a tape recorder and was apparently recording his conversation with them, Montgomery County police disclosed yesterday.
The police yesterday released a sketch of the man whom they said they were seeking for questioning in connection with the disappearance of Sheila Lyon, 13, and her sister, Katherine, 11. They are the daughters of John and Mary Lyon of xxxx Plyers Mill Road, Kensington.
Although police said they received the description of the man last Friday, they said they did not want to release it publicly "until the time was right ..... and all the leads were checked."
Police said they also had advised against the offering of a reward until all leads were checked. Yesterday, with police approval, WMAL and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists announced they are offering a $7,000 reward to the first person with information leading to the safe return of the girls. Lyon is an announcer for WMAL radio.
Last Friday, police said they were told that a man, described as a white male, about 6-feet tall, wearing a brown suit and carrying a brown briefcase, talked to the young girls at 1 p.m. outside the Orange Bowl Restaurant at Wheaton Plaza. The informant, police said, was a 13-year-old boy who knows the two girls well.
Police said the boy told them that he walked past the girls and the man and saw the girls speaking into a microphone attached to a cassette tape recorder inside the briefcase. After drawing up a composite sketch from the boy's description, police said they interviewed store officials and clerks in Wheaton Plaza and showed them the sketch, but did not come up with any leads. A WMAL spokesman said some people at the station also were shown the sketch before it was released, but that no one recognized the man.
"We're checking the sketch with known sex deviates and ... against everything we got," said Capt. Gabriel Lamastra, head of the county's juvenile section "To be honest, I wouldn't tell you if we made a hit or not."
Meanwhile, police said they had abandoned their search of the immediate areas of the Lyons' home and the shopping plaza. When the two girls were reported missing, police searched the vicinity for six days looking for Katherine, who was wearing blue jeans and a red jacket, and Sheila, wearing a dark blue shirt and wheat-colored corduroys.
"We've run out of places to search ... the state police did check in the vicinity of Carksburg on a tip but nothing panned out," a police spokesman said.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyon were at home again yesterday, receiving more phone calls and visitors offering help and sympathy in the search.
"Police stopped by again today and there was a little more action. Personally, I think things are picking up," Lyon said. "There's no specific cause for my optimism ... but just because more is going on, I feel something will break."
Besides the reward announced yesterday, WMAL has printed 5,000 leaflets with photos and descriptions of the two girls and police have distributed them. Anyone with information about the girls is asked to call police at 946-xxxx.
Here is the article which appeared in the Washington Post newspaper on Tuesday morning, 1 April 1975. The Lyon Sisters had disappeared from Wheaton Plaza exactly one week before.
This article was accompanied by a pencil sketch of the Tape Recorder Man (TRM) which was drawn on Friday, 28 March 1975 by PFC Davis Morton of MCP. He made the sketch with help from "Jimmy" a 13 year old boy who had witnessed the girls talking to TRM on the day they went missing. It marked the first release of the TRM sketch.
Note the mention of a $7,000 reward just then being announced for the first time.
Note also that NO mention is made of any Long Haired Man - even though the LHM sketch was made earlier (on Thursday 27 March 1975) by the same police artist.
-----------------------------------------
Washington Post
Tuesday, 1 April 1975
Police Seek Man Seen Talking to Two Lyon Sisters
by Elizabeth Becker
Shortly before they disappeared from the Wheaton Plaza shopping center last Tuesday, the two missing Lyon sisters were seen talking to a 50-year-old, well dressed man who had a tape recorder and was apparently recording his conversation with them, Montgomery County police disclosed yesterday.
The police yesterday released a sketch of the man whom they said they were seeking for questioning in connection with the disappearance of Sheila Lyon, 13, and her sister, Katherine, 11. They are the daughters of John and Mary Lyon of xxxx Plyers Mill Road, Kensington.
Although police said they received the description of the man last Friday, they said they did not want to release it publicly "until the time was right ..... and all the leads were checked."
Police said they also had advised against the offering of a reward until all leads were checked. Yesterday, with police approval, WMAL and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists announced they are offering a $7,000 reward to the first person with information leading to the safe return of the girls. Lyon is an announcer for WMAL radio.
Last Friday, police said they were told that a man, described as a white male, about 6-feet tall, wearing a brown suit and carrying a brown briefcase, talked to the young girls at 1 p.m. outside the Orange Bowl Restaurant at Wheaton Plaza. The informant, police said, was a 13-year-old boy who knows the two girls well.
Police said the boy told them that he walked past the girls and the man and saw the girls speaking into a microphone attached to a cassette tape recorder inside the briefcase. After drawing up a composite sketch from the boy's description, police said they interviewed store officials and clerks in Wheaton Plaza and showed them the sketch, but did not come up with any leads. A WMAL spokesman said some people at the station also were shown the sketch before it was released, but that no one recognized the man.
"We're checking the sketch with known sex deviates and ... against everything we got," said Capt. Gabriel Lamastra, head of the county's juvenile section "To be honest, I wouldn't tell you if we made a hit or not."
Meanwhile, police said they had abandoned their search of the immediate areas of the Lyons' home and the shopping plaza. When the two girls were reported missing, police searched the vicinity for six days looking for Katherine, who was wearing blue jeans and a red jacket, and Sheila, wearing a dark blue shirt and wheat-colored corduroys.
"We've run out of places to search ... the state police did check in the vicinity of Carksburg on a tip but nothing panned out," a police spokesman said.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyon were at home again yesterday, receiving more phone calls and visitors offering help and sympathy in the search.
"Police stopped by again today and there was a little more action. Personally, I think things are picking up," Lyon said. "There's no specific cause for my optimism ... but just because more is going on, I feel something will break."
Besides the reward announced yesterday, WMAL has printed 5,000 leaflets with photos and descriptions of the two girls and police have distributed them. Anyone with information about the girls is asked to call police at 946-xxxx.
Thought everyone might be interested in this. Just came out this evening and sounds like there will be more coming.
http://www.wset.com/story/26797749/...s-retracing-their-steps#.VD76cvWT3OM.facebook
http://www.wset.com/story/26797749/...s-retracing-their-steps#.VD76cvWT3OM.facebook
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Montgomery Co., MD - "An investigative team from Bedford County returned to Maryland this week to continue their work with cold case detectives in the Lyon sisters case.
The team included investigators from the Bedford County Sheriff's Office and Virginia State Police and Commonwealth's Attorney Randy Krantz."
New article thought I would post it http://www.wset.com/story/26816240/bedford-co-authorities-return-to-md-in-lyon-sisters-case
The team included investigators from the Bedford County Sheriff's Office and Virginia State Police and Commonwealth's Attorney Randy Krantz."
New article thought I would post it http://www.wset.com/story/26816240/bedford-co-authorities-return-to-md-in-lyon-sisters-case
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Check out the link to the WDBJ
news video from October 7, 2014, about a
missing man from Bedford County, Virginia,
named James Davis Walker,
whose case is being looked into again since the
search for the Lyon sisters.
http://m.wdbj7.com/video/lyon-sisters-case-puts-another-investigation-into-spotlight/28996158
It's very interesting and could end up having
some connection.
It's also interesting because before I saw this report,
I had just yesterday been looking at some missing people
on a website and this man is one of them from Bedford County, VA
news video from October 7, 2014, about a
missing man from Bedford County, Virginia,
named James Davis Walker,
whose case is being looked into again since the
search for the Lyon sisters.
http://m.wdbj7.com/video/lyon-sisters-case-puts-another-investigation-into-spotlight/28996158
It's very interesting and could end up having
some connection.
It's also interesting because before I saw this report,
I had just yesterday been looking at some missing people
on a website and this man is one of them from Bedford County, VA
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Here is a link from Angela Hatcher's Twitter account which takes you to her Facebook account.
It mentions how Randy Krantz indicated the length of the Grand Jury in Bedford County, Virginia.
http://fb.me/2DEMZdhKh
It mentions how Randy Krantz indicated the length of the Grand Jury in Bedford County, Virginia.
http://fb.me/2DEMZdhKh
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10-29-14 Latest link from Angela Hatcher's (News Reporter for WSET in VA) Twitter account:
http://fb.me/6ONX2jsJV
http://fb.me/6ONX2jsJV
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