Here are some updates from yesterday. Go down to "Murder Charges Dropped in Rachel Cooke Case" .
http://news.yahoo.com/video/2830
http://news.yahoo.com/video/2830
Mr Cooke-RCOOKE said:Here are some updates from yesterday. Go down to "Murder Charges Dropped in Rachel Cooke Case" .
http://news.yahoo.com/video/2830
RCOOKE said:Here are some updates from yesterday. Go down to "Murder Charges Dropped in Rachel Cooke Case" .
http://news.yahoo.com/video/2830
Kim777 said:Murder charges dropped yesterday. It says that they will take everything to a grand jury before filing more charges.
http://www.kvue.com/news/top/stories/111306cckkKVUEcooke.35366d38.html
It really sounds like he had information that only the person who did this to Rachel would know. For that reason.....he would be the best person of interest.RCOOKE said:Today's Austin American-Statesman has a long front page article on Moore.
The violent past of an icy killer
Moore's record reveals remorseless brutality.
By Katie Humphrey, Chuck Lindell
AMERICAN-STATESMAN STAFF
Sunday, November 19, 2006
The day after Michael Keith Moore killed a pregnant woman in her Round Rock home, he wassitting across from a detective at the Georgetown police station, answering questions about his suspected involvement in an unrelated rape.
Moore wasn't summoned to the Georgetown station; he went on his own to confront the rape accusation, a notably brazen act for a man who had slit a handcuffed woman's throat only the day before.
Still, such boldness conforms to the profile of Moore that emerges in court documents, parole records and conversations with those who have dealt with the 31-year-old, whose trouble with the law began at age 13 and who has spent almost all of his adult life behind bars.
That past is one reason investigators take seriously Moore's recent confession that he raped and killed Rachel Cooke, a Georgetown woman missing since Jan. 10, 2002. It is also why Lampasas police are investigating Moore's possible connection to an attempted kidnapping 21 days before Cooke's disappearance.
The attempt was made about 10 p.m., when the young woman pulled up in front of her Lampasas home after work. A pickup stopped behind her, and the man got out and struck up a conversation, Lt. Investigator Jody Cummings said.
More:
http://www.statesman.com/news/content/news/stories/local/11/19/19moore.html
Montanagirl said:Sounds like what he needs is for LE to open a big ol' can of *advertiser censored* Whupping on him and see if he's still smiling after that!
real eyes said:It is kind of interesting that he does look like the possible suspect....
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the picture of the suspect here: http://www.angelfire.com/mi3/mpccn/rcooke.html
Although I think that if you look at someone long enough, your mind can make someone look like someone else...
Good idea! Just wing him at first until he confesses, then just forget to call for help.SewingDeb said:Or accidentally leave the door open and shoot him when he tries to escape. But only after he tells all he knows.