ChuckMaureen
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Still waiting for forensic testing results...
Checking in. So just waiting on forensics on the clothing and dirt from the fire pit area?
I cannot agree moreOf course he is. He makes me sick.
Thanks for the link, off to listen!
I've listened to this four times now. For f's sake the man's monotone self-centered demeanor rarely varies.
Hello.
I’m completely new to the whole WebSleuths thing, but think it’s pretty amazing. I will be going to the CrimeSolve event next month in Seattle and so I am trying to find as much information as I can in regards to both featured cases. I am currently attempting to go through this entire post, but it’s definitely a little overwhelming since you all have done an amazing job and there are currently 36 pages of comments to go through, along with links. I’ll eventually go through as much as I can, but I figured maybe I should just ask a couple things and see what kind of response I could get.
Mainly I’m just wondering, what are the most important details I need to know about Nancy’s disappearance? What are some of the questions that have never really been answered in regards to certain suspects, situations she was involved in, etc? In your opinion, what questions do I need to make sure are asked or answered sufficiently? I noticed that, at least early on, there were some locals commenting on this post.....so what were some of the most popular theories from locals? Were there any prominent rumors?
I’ve never done anything like this, but I truly hope that this family can be helped with something that comes out of next month. Whether it’s a conclusion from the man who recently confessed and recanted, or something else that comes to light. I think after ten years, they deserve answers. So anything that anyone thinks might be beneficial for me to know going into this, I’m all ears.
Thank you.
- Logan
CrowdSolve, which is sponsored by Oxygen, announced on Wednesday the two cases that will be the focus of the Seattle event: The unsolved murder of Karen Bodine, and the disappearance and presumed murder of Nancy Moyer.
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Nancy Moyer, a 36-year-old mother of two from Tenino, Washington, vanished without a trace on March 6, 2009. She was last seen after leaving her longtime job at the Washington State Department of Ecology, when she drove a co-worker home and stopped at a store before, presumably, returning home herself. But it was three days before she was reported missing, as her daughters were with Moyer’s estranged husband at the time, and he did not discover she was missing until he dropped the girls at her house. There was no sign of Nancy, but her car, purse, and wallet were all there; and the television had been left on.
Despite a thorough investigation by the Thurston County Sheriff’s Office, there were no arrests and no solid leads until just this summer, after the “Hide and Seek” podcast brought renewed attention to the case and CrowdSolve announced the upcoming event. On July 9, Eric Lee Roberts, Moyer’s former neighbor and co-worker, called 911 and confessed to the murder, saying that he had killed Moyer 10 years ago when he strangled her during “rough sex.” But once investigators began searching his home, Roberts recanted his confession, claiming he had nothing to do with Moyer’s disappearance and didn’t know why he admitted to killing her. Charges have since been dropped, but investigators reportedly obtained possible evidence during a search of Roberts’ home.
Balfe told us that the Thurston County Sheriff’s office will provide CrowdSolve attendees full access to both Bodine’s and Moyer’s case files.
Can true crime fans finally crack these cold case mysteries? Investigators team up with CrowdSolve attendees to find new leads in Karen Bodine murder and missing Nancy Moyer case