gregjrichards
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I am glad that they managed to identify the monster who did this wicked crime. It is desperately sad and a terrible tragedy how Candy died and according to a post at the start of the thread Candy’s Dad tragically took his own life a few months after she died. I’m sorry he wasn’t charged and convicted whilst he was still alive and that Candy’s Mum sadly died of cancer quite a long time ago.
I am pleased that the Daily Mail article link down below states that Candy’s Cousin Joanne is still alive to see him be identified. I feel extremely sorry for his daughter Cathie it must be extremely distressing to find out that your Father has done an evil crime like this and that he also attacked a woman who thankfully survived. She is a good person for agreeing to provide a dna sample to law enforcement, I am sure that is not an easy thing to do emotionally when you greatly fear what you may be told about your Father.
I have a lot of respect for the law enforcement in Spokane for not giving up in finding out who is responsible for what happened to Candy. You fear after so many years have passed that cases like this one will never be solved and that they are not a priority but it is clear that is not the case. According to the Daily Mail article: “Retired Spokane Police Capt. Richard Olberding, who was one of the officers who found Rogers's body, told the Spokesman-Review that he was glad to see the case closed.
'I thank God that I lived long enough to see the end of this case,' he said.”
62-year-old cold case of who killed 9-year-old Candy Rogers was cracked with DNA evidence | Daily Mail Online
I am so glad that Retired Spokane Police Captain Richard Olberding is still alive to see Candy’s killer be identified. It must have been extremely difficult for all the Officers who found Candy, I am sure it must be a relief to now know who is responsible.
It is incredible the work that @othram does. I can’t imagine what it must be like to know that the work your organisation does makes such a positive impact and can provide answers to families even after 62 years have passed.
Even though the evil perpetrator who killed Candy has been deceased for decades and will never be charged and convicted for what he has done, I still believe it is very important that these monsters are identified and what they have done is publicly revealed. The despicable crimes they have committed should not die with them, with their loved ones never discovering what they have done and who they they really are.
I am pleased that these wicked individuals can no longer die believing they have gotten away with what they have done because they have not been identified, charged and convicted. Now thanks to dna technology, which is likely to advance even further in the future, there is no guarantee for them that they will never be identified even after death.
I am pleased that the Daily Mail article link down below states that Candy’s Cousin Joanne is still alive to see him be identified. I feel extremely sorry for his daughter Cathie it must be extremely distressing to find out that your Father has done an evil crime like this and that he also attacked a woman who thankfully survived. She is a good person for agreeing to provide a dna sample to law enforcement, I am sure that is not an easy thing to do emotionally when you greatly fear what you may be told about your Father.
I have a lot of respect for the law enforcement in Spokane for not giving up in finding out who is responsible for what happened to Candy. You fear after so many years have passed that cases like this one will never be solved and that they are not a priority but it is clear that is not the case. According to the Daily Mail article: “Retired Spokane Police Capt. Richard Olberding, who was one of the officers who found Rogers's body, told the Spokesman-Review that he was glad to see the case closed.
'I thank God that I lived long enough to see the end of this case,' he said.”
62-year-old cold case of who killed 9-year-old Candy Rogers was cracked with DNA evidence | Daily Mail Online
I am so glad that Retired Spokane Police Captain Richard Olberding is still alive to see Candy’s killer be identified. It must have been extremely difficult for all the Officers who found Candy, I am sure it must be a relief to now know who is responsible.
It is incredible the work that @othram does. I can’t imagine what it must be like to know that the work your organisation does makes such a positive impact and can provide answers to families even after 62 years have passed.
Even though the evil perpetrator who killed Candy has been deceased for decades and will never be charged and convicted for what he has done, I still believe it is very important that these monsters are identified and what they have done is publicly revealed. The despicable crimes they have committed should not die with them, with their loved ones never discovering what they have done and who they they really are.
I am pleased that these wicked individuals can no longer die believing they have gotten away with what they have done because they have not been identified, charged and convicted. Now thanks to dna technology, which is likely to advance even further in the future, there is no guarantee for them that they will never be identified even after death.