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This is one case - along with JonBenet Ramsey and the Yogurt shop murders - where I feel we'll never find the trurh.

Interesting snippet of Sen. Percy at 4:05 during election 72: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RROUumDCuz0&index=33&list=PLg2KzMsaR9dVIHml_hullcl9OdBZqHCrv This is the one case I want solved the most. Glenn Wall's book is very good and paints Thoresen as a likely suspect. Coming up for 50...

Thanks, I'll try that - I got a new phone recently but haven't put the Kindle app on it yet - just have it on my tablet.

Yes, but I can't download the new edition from Amazon without paying again - I'm stuck with the one I bought.

One of the more puzzling - but perhaps fairly obscure - cases is the Fager family murders at the end of 1987 in Wichita, Kansas. A father, shot, and his 2 daughters who were found in the hot tub. They had a suspect, but his memory was 'hypnotically refreshed' and inadmissible - he was cleared.

H.B. 'Doodie' Tennison seems to be more credible as a suspect with time. http://www.texaspsychiatry.com/DidDoodieDoIt.htm I must say, I find his suicide bizarre: the notes, the riddle, cyanide etc. He seems to have been an aimless youth, given to daydreaming and fantasy. It is odd that he...

Sheppard is pretty famous...not Elizabeth Short famous, but still..

Thanks - I didn't know of that forum.

I'm reading Glen Wall's book again this week - see if anything new occurs to me. I've just finished reading Leonard Levitt's book on the Martha Moxley case which did have some similarities with Percy, although a suspect was finally convicted.

Another article: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2716265/The-woman-knew-housewife-Barbara-McCulkin-daughters-Vicky-13-Leanne-11-murdered-underworld-criminals-40-years-ago.html

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Terribly sad case..

I've had some email correspondence with the producer of The Generation Why Podcast. He says that they will do a show on Valerie Percy sooner rather than later, and that I'm not the first to suggest it. I've linked him with this thread.

A piece on the case by someone who knew the Percys, uncovered by opinion1031 on the zodiac board: http://mrslinklatersguidetotheuniverse.blogspot.co.uk/2014/01/degrees-of-separation.html

To be fair, in the book Sympathy Vote the author doesn't outright state that Thoresen did it; rather, that he should be considered a likely suspect based on his history and the other break-ins. Time is also given to the Fred Malchow possibility. Other than these two, there aren't any other...