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MO - Ronnie A Bolin, 33, Jefferson County, 8 July 1996
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Reports detail why Sievers suspect is ‘person of interest’ in preacher’s disappearance - Naples Daily News
http://www.naplesnews.com/news/crime...rance_47698865
Shortly before he went missing in 1996, a Missouri man told a friend he planned to "spill the beans" on Curtis "Wayne" Wright, who owed him money.
Wright, who has been arrested in connection with the death of Bonita Springs doctor Teresa Sievers, also is a person of interest in the disappearance of Ronnie Bolin, a former preacher who disappeared in 1996 and whose body has never been found.
Few details have been released about Wright's involvement in the Sievers case, although he is a longtime friend of the doctor's husband, Mark, who grew up in Missouri.
Officials in Jefferson County, Missouri, confirmed earlier this month that Wright is now and has always been a person of interest in Bolin's disappearance. Documents obtained Thursday by the Daily News give more details as to why they believe he may have been involved.
Bolin, then 33 years old, lived in Hillsboro, Missouri, about 45 minutes outside of St. Louis. He was last seen by his father on July 8, 1996.
His father told detectives that Bolin had loaned Wright $1,500 for a car and was having trouble getting paid back. That day, Bolin planned to meet up with Wright to collect the money, according to Bolin's father.
Bolin's white Subaru was found abandoned in a St. Louis car wash the next day. The keys were still in the ignition and the driver's side door was ajar. Detectives found no sign of a struggle.
Bolin's father questioned Wright, who told him he had paid Bolin and then dined with him at a St. Louis Pizza Hut. In the days afterward, Wright left the state, telling friends and relatives he was going on a vacation to Florida.
Investigators found a phone message on Bolin's machine that had "a male voice on it which was in a threatening manner." Sheriff's Office documents don't indicate who the man was or what he said.
One friend said Bolin threatened to "spill the beans" on Wright if he wasn't paid back, but the friend said she didn't know what Bolin meant by that. The same woman said she had received a call on July 9 between 8 and 10 p.m. from someone who sounded as if their mouth was covered and was involved in a struggle. The woman said both she and her daughter had received similar calls, but they assumed it was just a prank.
Bolin's brother said someone had broken into Bolin's trailer that March and stolen a computer. The brother suspected Wright was the thief. In April, the brother said Wright and another unidentified man had pulled up next to Bolin in traffic and fired a shot into his driver's side window. Bolin found and kept the bullet and had his window replaced, according to his brother.
A relative of Bolin told the Daily News that Bolin got involved in drugs after his divorce in 1994 and had been using meth with Wright. An initial report from detectives says Bolin had borrowed $900 from Wright to buy crack but does indicate who provided that information.
Wright's ex-girlfriend told investigators that Wright pretended to like Bolin but would frequently complain about him. She said she had watched the two men carting around computers in cardboard boxes and believed they may have been stolen.
Two years after Bolin disappeared, investigators met with a woman who said a friend of Wright's stopped by her home in July 1996 to borrow a shovel. The man told her that he, Wright and two other men had "killed a preacher" and need to bury the body. He told the woman that Bolin knew Wright and the others were stealing computers and was going to tell on them.
The woman told detectives she did not have a shovel. She refused to fill out any written statements.
Detectives continued to get tips from people who believed Wright was responsible for Bolin's death. Last year, a caller told investigators Bolin and Wright worked together at a computer business and had a falling out when Bolin discovered money missing. The man said Wright's ex-girlfriend's father had told him that Wright and another man had used a wood chipper to crush Bolin's bones, scattering them around Wright's home in Hillsboro. Since they were unable to put his skull through the machine, they instead crushed it with a hammer, throwing the pieces alongside the highway "from Missouri to Kentucky," according to the caller.
It's unclear from reports if detectives have searched Wright's property for human remains. Investigators said they met with Wright earlier this month in the jail where he is being held on the Sievers case until he can be extradited to Florida. Lt. Doc Coombs said he wanted Wright to know he was still investigating Bolin's disappearance and invited him to share any information he may have.
Reports detail why Sievers suspect is ‘person of interest’ in preacher’s disappearance - Naples Daily News
http://www.naplesnews.com/news/crime...rance_47698865
Shortly before he went missing in 1996, a Missouri man told a friend he planned to "spill the beans" on Curtis "Wayne" Wright, who owed him money.
Wright, who has been arrested in connection with the death of Bonita Springs doctor Teresa Sievers, also is a person of interest in the disappearance of Ronnie Bolin, a former preacher who disappeared in 1996 and whose body has never been found.
Few details have been released about Wright's involvement in the Sievers case, although he is a longtime friend of the doctor's husband, Mark, who grew up in Missouri.
Officials in Jefferson County, Missouri, confirmed earlier this month that Wright is now and has always been a person of interest in Bolin's disappearance. Documents obtained Thursday by the Daily News give more details as to why they believe he may have been involved.
Bolin, then 33 years old, lived in Hillsboro, Missouri, about 45 minutes outside of St. Louis. He was last seen by his father on July 8, 1996.
His father told detectives that Bolin had loaned Wright $1,500 for a car and was having trouble getting paid back. That day, Bolin planned to meet up with Wright to collect the money, according to Bolin's father.
Bolin's white Subaru was found abandoned in a St. Louis car wash the next day. The keys were still in the ignition and the driver's side door was ajar. Detectives found no sign of a struggle.
Bolin's father questioned Wright, who told him he had paid Bolin and then dined with him at a St. Louis Pizza Hut. In the days afterward, Wright left the state, telling friends and relatives he was going on a vacation to Florida.
Investigators found a phone message on Bolin's machine that had "a male voice on it which was in a threatening manner." Sheriff's Office documents don't indicate who the man was or what he said.
One friend said Bolin threatened to "spill the beans" on Wright if he wasn't paid back, but the friend said she didn't know what Bolin meant by that. The same woman said she had received a call on July 9 between 8 and 10 p.m. from someone who sounded as if their mouth was covered and was involved in a struggle. The woman said both she and her daughter had received similar calls, but they assumed it was just a prank.
Bolin's brother said someone had broken into Bolin's trailer that March and stolen a computer. The brother suspected Wright was the thief. In April, the brother said Wright and another unidentified man had pulled up next to Bolin in traffic and fired a shot into his driver's side window. Bolin found and kept the bullet and had his window replaced, according to his brother.
A relative of Bolin told the Daily News that Bolin got involved in drugs after his divorce in 1994 and had been using meth with Wright. An initial report from detectives says Bolin had borrowed $900 from Wright to buy crack but does indicate who provided that information.
Wright's ex-girlfriend told investigators that Wright pretended to like Bolin but would frequently complain about him. She said she had watched the two men carting around computers in cardboard boxes and believed they may have been stolen.
Two years after Bolin disappeared, investigators met with a woman who said a friend of Wright's stopped by her home in July 1996 to borrow a shovel. The man told her that he, Wright and two other men had "killed a preacher" and need to bury the body. He told the woman that Bolin knew Wright and the others were stealing computers and was going to tell on them.
The woman told detectives she did not have a shovel. She refused to fill out any written statements.
Detectives continued to get tips from people who believed Wright was responsible for Bolin's death. Last year, a caller told investigators Bolin and Wright worked together at a computer business and had a falling out when Bolin discovered money missing. The man said Wright's ex-girlfriend's father had told him that Wright and another man had used a wood chipper to crush Bolin's bones, scattering them around Wright's home in Hillsboro. Since they were unable to put his skull through the machine, they instead crushed it with a hammer, throwing the pieces alongside the highway "from Missouri to Kentucky," according to the caller.
It's unclear from reports if detectives have searched Wright's property for human remains. Investigators said they met with Wright earlier this month in the jail where he is being held on the Sievers case until he can be extradited to Florida. Lt. Doc Coombs said he wanted Wright to know he was still investigating Bolin's disappearance and invited him to share any information he may have.
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Wow. Unbelievable.
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Wow! No wonder the people who live around there are so afraid of these criminals.
The father of the ex-girlfriend of CWW uses the term "they" in referring to the Bolin murder and body disposal. "They" could not have been CWW and JR some 19 years ago, because JR would have been too young. So there must be another "they" still out there.
I guess these murderers saw "Fargo", huh?
The father of the ex-girlfriend of CWW uses the term "they" in referring to the Bolin murder and body disposal. "They" could not have been CWW and JR some 19 years ago, because JR would have been too young. So there must be another "they" still out there.
I guess these murderers saw "Fargo", huh?
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If this is true, it shows what sick, depraved people are involved with Bolin's case, and of course the Sievers case. This sounds like the movie "Fargo."
Detectives continued to get tips from people who believed Wright was responsible for Bolin's death. Last year, a caller told investigators Bolin and Wright worked together at a computer business and had a falling out when Bolin discovered money missing. The man said Wright's ex-girlfriend's father had told him that Wright and another man had used a wood chipper to crush Bolin's bones, scattering them around Wright's home in Hillsboro. Since they were unable to put his skull through the machine, they instead crushed it with a hammer, throwing the pieces alongside the highway "from Missouri to Kentucky," according to the caller.
So did they use the same method to dispose of Amanda Jones in 2005 to help out the father of her unborn child? He was a computer instructor. Just saying.
Detectives continued to get tips from people who believed Wright was responsible for Bolin's death. Last year, a caller told investigators Bolin and Wright worked together at a computer business and had a falling out when Bolin discovered money missing. The man said Wright's ex-girlfriend's father had told him that Wright and another man had used a wood chipper to crush Bolin's bones, scattering them around Wright's home in Hillsboro. Since they were unable to put his skull through the machine, they instead crushed it with a hammer, throwing the pieces alongside the highway "from Missouri to Kentucky," according to the caller.
So did they use the same method to dispose of Amanda Jones in 2005 to help out the father of her unborn child? He was a computer instructor. Just saying.
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Ha! We both just referenced "Fargo"! I guess when the shovel didn't work out, they used a chipper? Ugh. Offhand, I can think of a couple of people who might have their hands dirty. Just speculating.
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And there's more. If this is true, it shows what sick, depraved people are involved with Bolin's case, and of course the Sievers case. When the shovel didn't work out, they used a wood chipper?!! Now we're getting the movie material..."Fargo."
"Detectives continued to get tips from people who believed Wright was responsible for Bolin's death. Last year, a caller told investigators Bolin and Wright worked together at a computer business and had a falling out when Bolin discovered money missing. The man said Wright's ex-girlfriend's father had told him that Wright and another man had used a wood chipper to crush Bolin's bones, scattering them around Wright's home in Hillsboro. Since they were unable to put his skull through the machine, they instead crushed it with a hammer, throwing the pieces alongside the highway "from Missouri to Kentucky," according to the caller."
http://www.naplesnews.com/news/crime/reports-detail-why-sievers-suspect-is-person-of-interest-in-preachers-disappearance_47698865
So did they use the same method to dispose of Amanda Jones in 2005 to help out the father of her unborn child? He was a computer instructor. Just saying. Off hand, I can think of a couple of people who might have their hands dirty in several cases. JMO
"Detectives continued to get tips from people who believed Wright was responsible for Bolin's death. Last year, a caller told investigators Bolin and Wright worked together at a computer business and had a falling out when Bolin discovered money missing. The man said Wright's ex-girlfriend's father had told him that Wright and another man had used a wood chipper to crush Bolin's bones, scattering them around Wright's home in Hillsboro. Since they were unable to put his skull through the machine, they instead crushed it with a hammer, throwing the pieces alongside the highway "from Missouri to Kentucky," according to the caller."
http://www.naplesnews.com/news/crime/reports-detail-why-sievers-suspect-is-person-of-interest-in-preachers-disappearance_47698865
So did they use the same method to dispose of Amanda Jones in 2005 to help out the father of her unborn child? He was a computer instructor. Just saying. Off hand, I can think of a couple of people who might have their hands dirty in several cases. JMO
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If that article is even half true, imagine all those people knowing who killed Ronnie Bolin and what they did with his body. So sad.
What a shock it must have been to Missouri LE to discover that CCW was a suspect in the murder of Teresa Sievers and that Florida LE had enough evidence to be able to arrest him.
Imagine, LE having all this information for all these years, but not being able to arrest CCW for Ronnie Bolin's disappearance/murder. Imagine what they must have felt when they got to arrest him for Teresa Sievers murder! Yeehaw! *Sorry to put it that way in the context of two human beings being brutally murdered, but there it is.*
I wonder how much of what those people in the article said is true. So many people knowing so much information for all this time.
Allegedly, a hammer was used on RB's skull... maybe JR is the son of one of CCW's murder buddies. Like father, like son?
What a shock it must have been to Missouri LE to discover that CCW was a suspect in the murder of Teresa Sievers and that Florida LE had enough evidence to be able to arrest him.
Imagine, LE having all this information for all these years, but not being able to arrest CCW for Ronnie Bolin's disappearance/murder. Imagine what they must have felt when they got to arrest him for Teresa Sievers murder! Yeehaw! *Sorry to put it that way in the context of two human beings being brutally murdered, but there it is.*
I wonder how much of what those people in the article said is true. So many people knowing so much information for all this time.
Allegedly, a hammer was used on RB's skull... maybe JR is the son of one of CCW's murder buddies. Like father, like son?
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Freudian information in that article = Florida + hammer
Wonder if that's when 'someone ' acquired their nickname?
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wouldn't he have been too young then?
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Every time I read "they"....my mind goes to MS.
Lifelong friends. Brothers.
And to the Sheriff's description of this case.
Lifelong friends. Brothers.
And to the Sheriff's description of this case.
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Wow. This is unreal. Sure explains the fear people have. I'm surprised Skinner was willing to talk... he might want to take a vacation until the other people involved are arrested.
Also explains why CWW didn't think he would get nailed for Teresa's murder, especially if some of the other missing people are his work.
And, gee, where did I hear that CWW and MS were particularly tight during that time period? Oh well, probably just one of those unsubstantiated Internet rumors...
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Also explains why CWW didn't think he would get nailed for Teresa's murder, especially if some of the other missing people are his work.
And, gee, where did I hear that CWW and MS were particularly tight during that time period? Oh well, probably just one of those unsubstantiated Internet rumors...
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CWW is why we need to be able to use the word t-h-u-g.
And wasn't this the same general time period when CWW was supposedly developing cutting edge multimedia products and making hundreds of dollars per hour? Yet he needed to sponge money off his buds?
Ah, what to believe....
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And wasn't this the same general time period when CWW was supposedly developing cutting edge multimedia products and making hundreds of dollars per hour? Yet he needed to sponge money off his buds?
Ah, what to believe....
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Wow! It was noted that Ron Bolin's remains were scattered along the highway from Missouri to Kentucky. I wonder if SMS was at least in part hinting to that when he noted something about evidence being from Florida to Missouri and all points in between (paraphrasing). If so, why would he mention that on a show that CWW cannot hear but MS can? Pure speculation on my part, and I have nothing to support this, but I did find it curious that SMS made that statement.
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bbm, rbm
I believe I do agree with you. :thinking:
Ring-a-Ding-Ding-Ding_Dong! *I was trying to insert a button to push to play that bit*
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Where was he 1996
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