Are you able to read this? I put it in pdf form...it's hard to tell from this vantage point before i submit.
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The pdf is so much easier, thank you Monica!
Also stated that Seitz has newspaper clippings on missing child, Cora Jones (from Wisconsin i believe)
And a poster of Michael Wayne Dunahee, missing from Victoria, BC, Canada.
..hair found in the basement
32 unknown photo negatives** (most wonder what those are of, if there negatives, them maybe he took those pictures)
size 2 1/2 child's shoe (just one listed)
chrome handcuffs in black leather holder
Illinois road map with 2 circled locations
the small round bone with no marrow
the candle with catheter taped to side
Videotape of Jacob Wetterling PRIOR to his abduction
Maps & documents on Polly Klass
head of human hair??
blond human hair
blond hair bridges, savior smith?
novel, 'Innocent Rage' by Vernon Seitz
.38 special with rounds found
This is just the tip of the iceberg of all that is on the list.
The "Y"s and "N"s next to items found mean that DNA was recovered.
I'm sure any lab would have a field day testing all the DNA on things recovered, and i really hope this solves some unsolved cases.
It's one thing to be interested in helping find missing children. It's another thing to have all sorts and forms of child *advertiser censored* not to mention torture device in the basement. It's evident he wasn't involved in S&M with adults, or he'd have pictures of adults and not children.
The handcuffs and gun found are worrisome, i wonder if he's ever impersonated an officer to get victims.
And now, even the mayor of Racine is a child predator. Hopefully with the mayor outed, more work can get done on this case. Seitz was no run of the mill innocent man. If he was truly abused and wanted help in coming to terms with that, he wouldn't have had a collection of child *advertiser censored* to keep a whole cell block of child predators busy for a year.
Seems Vernon was also working on a novel, "Innocent Rage". I hope LE looks into that one, hopefully Seitz wasn't doing his own background research for his book, although given the evidence, it seems likely.