Justiceforever
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He said that in his letter to CBS! Woah.... I hadn't noticed the dog bowl or dog.....
I KNEW I READ THAT! Thanks Mom! What a liar!
He said that in his letter to CBS! Woah.... I hadn't noticed the dog bowl or dog.....
I KNEW I READ THAT! Thanks Mom! What a liar!
Is CPH already in Florida?
THE HYPOTHERMIA THEORY:
Best as I can tell is on 5/1/10 (when SG disappeared) it was high tide in the Babylon area at 1224AM. At 726AM the tide was low. SG went missing about 515-530. That would put her 5/7ths of the way down from H to L.
The temperature varied from a mean low of 50 to a mean high in the high 60's.
Welcome lotuspawprint! Just when you think you've read them all...trust me you haven't. I only say this from experience! It's like doing dishes! You always find another glass after all those greasy pans! I am in the habit of thanking every one I've read so I know what I've read and what I haven't. Makes it easier for me. I would be hopelessly lost otherwise. And I'm still lost most of the time ; ) It is well worth the time though. Glad you joined us!
Thank you! For both the welcome and the tip on using "thanks" for useful purposes! Doing dishes, you say?? Oh yes, that's something I used to do before the internet and WS :innocent: I'm always going to read "just one more post or link or story or thread" and five hours later, pages of printouts and an Amazon.com order of books on a case, I give myself an extension of "just one more"!
Too bad I can't speed read and auto-highlight through everything on the boards while fully processing all of it. Has there been anything of particular interest to you, a thread or specific issue, discussed here that you would suggest as "recommended reading", for lack of a classier term? Of course referring to the LISK. A couple of things of interest/curiosity to me ... how the MSM has handled this case and how the locals, LE, nat'l media has handled it - evaluating these approaches. On the other hand WS is just unmatched as a community. Throw some resources to this group and there would be some movement. I'm also trying to figure out how the rules for WS apply to this case with no suspects named and what boundaries apply and all that other jazz so I'll go re-read and check w/mods if needed. I have yet to get in trouble and don't want to start now!:jail:
Welcome lotuspawprint! Just when you think you've read them all...trust me you haven't. I only say this from experience! It's like doing dishes! You always find another glass after all those greasy pans! I am in the habit of thanking every one I've read so I know what I've read and what I haven't. Makes it easier for me. I would be hopelessly lost otherwise. And I'm still lost most of the time ; ) It is well worth the time though. Glad you joined us!
I do that too! There must be a better way.
Well I will say you are right about how most common people forgot there ever was that Butcher of Manorville. What I hesitate to agree with you on is if the leads did stop rolling in and whether or not anyone will ever step forward to identify the Jane & John Does.And then the sad truth is that eventually most of these cases hit a brick wall.
The leads stop rolling in...
There are no longer any known victims that are missing from the area...
Time passes by without any more remains being found...
Nobody ever steps forward to identify the Jane & John Does...
At about the same time that these cases hit those brick walls, the money to investigate them almost completely runs out. New cases (many much easier to solve) take the spotlight and demand the department investigate them. And since most of the residents and their families never actually felt threatened by a "killer of prostitutes", nobody will seem to care much about this case (just as most people stopped caring about the Butcher of Manorville for such a long period of time).
I mean seriously- how did that child victim & her mother go missing without **anyone** in her life realizing that she and her mom are gone?
I subscribe to the illegal immigrant theory. They tend to be fearful of law enforcement hence this mother and her baby were never reported missing, or perhaps it was assumed by those who knew them that they moved elsewhere as illegal immigrants frequently do.sad and ridiculous that this could happen this long, to say the least
perhaps: 1)undocumented/illegals
2)are from out of state, not close by?; and their family(assuming they knew or cared they were missing) never produced a dna sample that could be used for eventual matching via CODIS