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Wow, there are so many that "burn my butt". Haleigh Cummings is probably the one that has aggravated me the most because I think that I know the cause of death and what happened afterwards but so far, no one arrested and body not found. not that I think it will ever be found.
Really, really sad. What do you think?
 
Burns my butt? If the Chelan County Sheriff would have looked under the 55 Plymouth that was parked at the N end of Jim Lowrys property I think Gene,& Sharon Hindman would have been found
 
West Memphis 3 case bothers me. That case was investigated poorly, and many mistakes made. The teens charged with the murders were railroaded (they had alibis that were ignored), and to this day still are. Any and all tests should be used to find these boys' killer(s). I hope that case is solved (correctly)one day. I never thought Jesse, Damien, and Jason were responsible.

Another case is Haleigh Cummings.Anyone who followed this case knows the mess that case is. Fifteen years later and that beautiful child is still missing and no one charged.

The Bradley Sisters (Diamond and Tionda Bradley) is another missing children case I would like to see solved and the girls found. I saw an ID tv special about the girls and the mother (Tracey) was caught in some deception by the detective in the tv special. I am not saying she is guilty, though she left these girls ALONE at home. The girls were 10 yrs old and 3 years old at the time they went missing in 2001. The family has been looking for them ever since.
 
The little girl who was taken into the bathroom at a casino at 3:45AM by two young men, who raped and killed her, has always bothered me. Nobody seemed to address what a child was doing in a casino, at that time of the morning, in the first place, but finally, her father was charged.
 
The little girl who was taken into the bathroom at a casino at 3:45AM by two young men, who raped and killed her, has always bothered me. Nobody seemed to address what a child was doing in a casino, at that time of the morning, in the first place, but finally, her father was charged.
I remember this horrible tragedy.
 
The little girl who was taken into the bathroom at a casino at 3:45AM by two young men, who raped and killed her, has always bothered me. Nobody seemed to address what a child was doing in a casino, at that time of the morning, in the first place, but finally, her father was charged.

Yes. I remember that case, over 30 years ago. And the response from some Casinos was to designate a "daycare" area, hourly rate. Our kids loved it.

The killer, has always interested me, as he was adopted, and his biological parents, were a drug addict in an asylum, and a guard who raped her at the asylum.
 
Yes. I remember that case, over 30 years ago. And the response from some Casinos was to designate a "daycare" area, hourly rate. Our kids loved it.

The killer, has always interested me, as he was adopted, and his biological parents, were a drug addict in an asylum, and a guard who raped her at the asylum.
I had not known that about one of the culprits. He didn't have a chance, with that kind of genetic background, no matter what kind of adoptive parents he might have had!

Some people in my area proposed child care in casinos after someone found 3 preschool-aged siblings playing on the riverbank in the middle of the night. Nope, nope, nope! Child care for the employees? That, I'd be okay with, but NOT the gamblers. That's their responsibility/problem.
 
Abby + Libby in Delphi. A case I couldnt stop thinking about. A rare example of the (seeming, alleged) truth being almost as far fetched as 80% of the Threads and the current farce of a trial.

Claudia Lawrence from York, England. Unsolved, unfound, yet LE probably a very good idea of those responsible for the disappearance and cover-up.


Jodi Arias. From the actual relationship with Travis Alexander, through LE interviews, Arrest and Multiple changes of story, to the compelling horrorshow of the trial, jawdropping.


And of course...

Michael Peterson
Ed Kemperer
 
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One case that haunts me is the horrific torture and murder of sweet Romona Moore, a 21 year old college student, in 2003. She was abducted off the street in NYC by two gang members and tortured and raped for several days before being murdered. Her torture included them trying to cut off her hands with a chainsaw. They kept her under a tarp in the family basement and even showed her off to one of their friends, Ramondo Jack. Romona begged Ramondo to help her and told him “you’re not like those others, please help me” He refused. Later he testified against the two thugs and in exchange received no charges.

“Ramondo Jack and Romona Moore were raised three-tenths of a mile apart in East Flatbush, Brooklyn. The last time Mr. Jack saw Ms. Moore, on a visit to the old neighborhood, he said, she was lying on a basement floor, stripped to her underwear and chained by the neck and arms. Her eyes were blackened, her face swollen and bloodied, her voice weak from crying.”

“Mr. Jack walked out of that basement, joined his family across the street, shopped for a new outfit, attended a baby shower and then drove back to his new home in Maryland, he testified in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn yesterday.”

“He never called the police, he said. Two weeks after his visit, New York detectives came looking for him. By that time, Ms. Moore's decomposed body, with bits of duct tape stuck to it, had been dumped beside an ice cream truck. She was a Hunter College student, 21 years old. He was a family man down in Maryland, he said, intent on "taking care of my responsibilities."



The killers were pure evil—they even tried to escape during the trial and one stabbed his lawyer. Poor Romona’s mother had just testified and was hysterical.

“Justice Tomei, who played a major role in eliminating the death penalty in this state, ordered two life terms without parole for each defendant, followed by multiple terms of 25 years, pronouncing that a fitting end for men he described as lower than animals.”

"Animals," Justice Tomei said, "do not torture each other."

“The sentencing marked the final chapter of a three-year odyssey through the justice system, a case that began with homemade posters for a missing young woman, temporarily included capital charges and finally produced two months of court hearings by turns wild and tedious.”


She has a thread here:


RIP Romona.
 
One case that haunts me is the horrific torture and murder of sweet Romona Moore, a 21 year old college student, in 2003. She was abducted off the street in NYC by two gang members and tortured and raped for several days before being murdered. Her torture included them trying to cut off her hands with a chainsaw. They kept her under a tarp in the family basement and even showed her off to one of their friends, Ramondo Jack. Romona begged Ramondo to help her and told him “you’re not like those others, please help me” He refused. Later he testified against the two thugs and in exchange received no charges.

“Ramondo Jack and Romona Moore were raised three-tenths of a mile apart in East Flatbush, Brooklyn. The last time Mr. Jack saw Ms. Moore, on a visit to the old neighborhood, he said, she was lying on a basement floor, stripped to her underwear and chained by the neck and arms. Her eyes were blackened, her face swollen and bloodied, her voice weak from crying.”

“Mr. Jack walked out of that basement, joined his family across the street, shopped for a new outfit, attended a baby shower and then drove back to his new home in Maryland, he testified in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn yesterday.”

“He never called the police, he said. Two weeks after his visit, New York detectives came looking for him. By that time, Ms. Moore's decomposed body, with bits of duct tape stuck to it, had been dumped beside an ice cream truck. She was a Hunter College student, 21 years old. He was a family man down in Maryland, he said, intent on "taking care of my responsibilities."



The killers were pure evil—they even tried to escape during the trial and one stabbed his lawyer. Poor Romona’s mother had just testified and was hysterical.

“Justice Tomei, who played a major role in eliminating the death penalty in this state, ordered two life terms without parole for each defendant, followed by multiple terms of 25 years, pronouncing that a fitting end for men he described as lower than animals.”

"Animals," Justice Tomei said, "do not torture each other."

“The sentencing marked the final chapter of a three-year odyssey through the justice system, a case that began with homemade posters for a missing young woman, temporarily included capital charges and finally produced two months of court hearings by turns wild and tedious.”


She has a thread here:


RIP Romona.
That witness deserved the same penalty, imoo.
 

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