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Verified Family - Joan Webster
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- Oct 9, 2006
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Hi Sweetluv,
No, I think everyone in the family guarded family secrets. I think they feared what the repercussions would be. Joan was the one with a backbone. If the letter I found many years later relates to motive, which I believe it does, I would have been the logical person Joan would have confided in. Even if the letter was not part of the whole picture, it was a catalyst to look into Joan's case. The letter combined with the Webster support of Tim Burke publishing a false book about Joan's murder sent up red flares for me.
There is no question certain topics came up during the Thanksgiving break. I was pregnant. Ordinarily, that would be very happy news for a family, but it can trigger buried recollections for some. I was in the first trimester, so Thanksgiving would not be the first time it came up. Thanksgiving break did provide a window of opportunity. The family was together. Travel plans would have provided a means to deflect from probing the family.
The letter would have shattered the Webster image if true even though it came many years later. I learned the hard way the Webster methods of image management. I believe the letter reflected a problem that already existed.
No, I think everyone in the family guarded family secrets. I think they feared what the repercussions would be. Joan was the one with a backbone. If the letter I found many years later relates to motive, which I believe it does, I would have been the logical person Joan would have confided in. Even if the letter was not part of the whole picture, it was a catalyst to look into Joan's case. The letter combined with the Webster support of Tim Burke publishing a false book about Joan's murder sent up red flares for me.
There is no question certain topics came up during the Thanksgiving break. I was pregnant. Ordinarily, that would be very happy news for a family, but it can trigger buried recollections for some. I was in the first trimester, so Thanksgiving would not be the first time it came up. Thanksgiving break did provide a window of opportunity. The family was together. Travel plans would have provided a means to deflect from probing the family.
The letter would have shattered the Webster image if true even though it came many years later. I learned the hard way the Webster methods of image management. I believe the letter reflected a problem that already existed.