Please refresh my memory? Was her son asleep or awake?
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Great question ! IDK...
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Please refresh my memory? Was her son asleep or awake?
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Great question ! IDK...
That being said, it's interesting that the first LEO who went to the house thought it was a suicide he was investigating, right off the bat. BB, the neighbor, was the one who called the police. Why would that LEO think of suicide, rather than an accident or a violent crime ? Did BB say something about Joan's state of mind that day ?
Interesting question. BB's statement to police portrayed her as level-headed, a good mother, no red flags that day, so I doubt that she said anything that would make LE immediately assume suicide. Maybe the LEO made the assumption because violent crime was very rare in Lincoln, so suicide would be a more plausible explanation?
Please refresh my memory? Was her son asleep or awake?
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To me that could mean a struggle?
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Tell me if I am making more of this observation than is warranted. That being said, I found it a little curious and my gut is telling me it could be a reporter's hint that there is more going on...
Has anyone noticed that after the initial few days, the newspaper accounts described Joan Risch as "attractive." Maybe it is the old Freud saying that sometimes a cigar is just a cigar...I suppose they still are today but back then Crime reporters were very tight with local PE.
Hello All,
Tell me if I am making more of this observation than is warranted. That being said, I found it a little curious and my gut is telling me it could be a reporter's hint that there is more going on...
Has anyone noticed that after the initial few days, the newspaper accounts described Joan Risch as "attractive." Maybe it is the old Freud saying that sometimes a cigar is just a cigar...I suppose they still are today but back then Crime reporters were very tight with local PE.
Maybe...something that stood out for me was Martin Risch saying that his wife was "sympathetic to travelling salesmen "... just something that made me go hmmmm.
Maybe when they say attractive/pretty they are trying to get across the point that the person would be noticed more that just the average normal looking person
As it relates to the Risch Mystery (or any story for that matter) Does anyone have know what happens to a reporter's notes and files when they pass away? Are they considered "work product?" Do they go back to the newspaper or media outlet? Does the family keep them?
"Cutting grass before an abortion" Exactly, yet points to why she has no time for another child! I am also very suspicious of no obvious scene where this abortion took place in the house - there should have been a place where it looked like she was lying down for this procedure. I like the intruder abduction theory, where she gets away, but is picked up again after no one nearby to witness.