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If I heard him right it was a shot to the back of the head.But your head is not your neck. So what is it, a head shot or a neck shot?
If I heard him right it was a shot to the back of the head.But your head is not your neck. So what is it, a head shot or a neck shot?
From your link:
"After more than 40 years, the victims have been identified as Pamela Buckley of Colorado Springs, Colorado and James Freund of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, according to Sumter County Sheriff Anthony Dennis.
They were both reported missing in their respective home states in 1975, the sheriff said.
Buckley was 25 years old at the time of her death and Freund was 30."
JPF's complaint in divorce is also misspelled. Fruend instead of Freund.
JPF Divorce - Newspapers.com
Great Day!!I grew up a few miles from the murder site and have visited the gravesite. Might visit Pam and James again this weekend and leave a flower with their name on it.
WHOA! That is good, good news.This news article says they have “persons of interest” in the murder of Pamela and James:
Names of Sumter County's 1976 John, Jane Doe mystery released
Welcome to WS @JDCF1970. We’re glad you’re here. Happy sleuthing. You’re in for a ride.I’ve never posted on this site before, but I’ve been interested in this case since I stumbled upon it about 15 years ago....in fact I still have an email from Deanna at DoeNetwork in 2007 thanking me for alerting them to the news coverage of their bodies being exhumed for DNA.
One thing that strikes me - it never once occurred to me that their families wouldn’t have been looking for two people together, when in fact it seems that neither family would have been aware that James was with Pamela and Pamela with James - assuming they were together - and wouldn’t have expected them to be. The Canadian angle was clearly a bit misleading, particularly since the “Jacques” theory was reinforced by the “J” on the ring. Another thing often suggested was that they were affluent - in reality he may well have bought his Bulova watch discounted from a PX store when he was in the army, although it’d likely still have cost a bit.
Kudos to all who worked so hard on this case and gave Pamela and James their names back. RIP.
I wonder how old that picture of Jim is? He definitely looks much younger than 30 there.From your link:
"After more than 40 years, the victims have been identified as Pamela Buckley of Colorado Springs, Colorado and James Freund of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, according to Sumter County Sheriff Anthony Dennis.
They were both reported missing in their respective home states in 1975, the sheriff said.
Buckley was 25 years old at the time of her death and Freund was 30."
That is his high school senior class photo from 1964.I wonder how old that picture of Jim is? He definitely looks much younger than 30 there.
That's from 1964 so about 55 some odd years old? It's his senior photo from his yearbook. He was only 18 then.I wonder how old that picture of Jim is? He definitely looks much younger than 30 there.
Thank you for the answer. He changed so much and grew up to be a handsome man.That's from 1964 so about 55 some odd years old? It's his senior photo from his yearbook. He was only 18 then.
I know it shocked me when I first saw it. Then I went back and compared that yearbook photo to the post-mortem and they had a similar chin shape, nose, and eyes. The eyebrows threw me for a bit, but the yearbook photo is taken from above. I honestly wasn't 100% it was him until the DNA Doe Project posted what looks like the same picture to Facebook.Thank you for the answer. He changed so much and grew up to be a handsome man.
Indignities. So many possibilites.
I hope we'll get to see a more recent picture of him. And you're right, his signature brows are not as bushy in his yearbook photo. I too had to look closely to make sure I'm looking at the right person hahaI know it shocked me when I first saw it. Then I went back and compared that yearbook photo to the post-mortem and they had a similar chin shape, nose, and eyes. The eyebrows threw me for a bit, but the yearbook photo is taken from above. I honestly wasn't 100% it was him until the DNA Doe Project posted what looks like the same picture to Facebook.