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I guess this says it all.
Those poor people.
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-201_162...ing-etan-patz-i-just-wish-this-could-be-over/
I guess this says it all.
Those poor people.
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-201_162...ing-etan-patz-i-just-wish-this-could-be-over/
I guess this says it all.
Those poor people.
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-201_162...ing-etan-patz-i-just-wish-this-could-be-over/
PH is saying he first put the body in the freezer until he had an opportunity to move it out to the trash. If it were first frozen, it would take a good while longer to develop an odor and, perhaps, the trash pick-up came only a short time later.
http://abcnews.go.com/News/etan-pat...-store-freezer/story?id=16444148#.T8UuIMX090Q
BBM
Just using your post & link as a jump off point, DLT88:
***SEMI GRAPHIC POST***
Allow me to state that this assumption could be wrong by me, as my depth perception is always off, but wouldn't it be even more difficult to put a body that had been in a freezer into a bag & then place it in a box? I know it wouldn't be completely frozen by any means, but it would be stiff from being in the freezer, yes?
Now, if the other article(s) that report his confession mentioned placing Ethan in the refrigerator are true, this holds no bearing, I guess.
My gut reaction is that May 29 is a typographical error and not significant beyond that, but I could be very wrong.
http://hemi.nyu.edu/hemi/en/e-misferica-61/s-andersonIn May 1979, New York City faced a garbage emergency when an apartment workers union went on strike. In a moment symbolic of the failure of the urban network, the city government was humiliated when a horde of rats attacked a downtown office worker on her way home from work. When the Health Department responded, it uncovered thirty-two tons of garbage and an estimated 4,000 rodents in the neighboring vacant lot. And as Douglas Crimp tells it:
"[T]hey also found something else, even more difficult to explain to the public. Pasted to the temporary wall barricading the vacant lot from the street were pictures of a huge, sinister attacking rat, reproductions of a photograph from the Health Department's own files." (Crimp 1984: 52)
Hi guys, Im mostly a reader not a poster but half way thru catching up on the recent events I got a thought. PH said in his confession that he put Etna in a bag in a box and dropped him in or by a pile of garbage. I searched and found that there was a garbage strike going on in May and June 1979 which means the box had to be sitting there for some time.
http://hemi.nyu.edu/hemi/en/e-misferica-61/s-anderson
I can't seem to find anything other than articles about the Rat Patrol project; does anyone know anything else about this? Sorry if this was posted before I still have to catch up.
Detectives, in fact, found Pedro Hernandez all the more convincing for the very reason that he so clearly seemed to be lying at the start of their interview with him.
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articl...hernandez-confessed-to-killing-etan-patz.html
Not sure if The Daily Beast is considered reliable or mainstream media, but, for what it's worth,
In NYC missing boy case, complex question of duty
Posted: Jun 03, 2012
Decades before he was arrested in one of the country's most haunting missing-child cases, Pedro Hernandez told people he had killed a child, police and relatives say.
His alleged remarks in the 1980s made their way just last month to New York City police, who say Hernandez then told them he'd strangled 6-year-old Etan Patz in 1979. Although one relative says she tried to tell authorities years ago about a rumor that he'd confessed in a prayer group to a child slaying, other people apparently stayed silent.