Recent content by GatorFL

Boy, a whole lot of info for a guy who died in the ER. Just hair color, that's it.

New lead released in this case: https://www.palmbeachpost.com/story/news/crime/2025/05/27/sex-offender-person-of-interest-in-christy-lunas-1984-disappearance/83879921007/ A recent tip has led investigators to identify a registered sex offender in Michigan as a person of interest, the...

The latest sketch by Autumn Krick is perfect, she's a detective at PBSO and did Joy's sketch after I spoke with her. Keep in mind she also had all the death photos and autopsy photos to work from. The POI you're posting looks nothing like Joy. Eyes too far apart, nose wrong, cheeks wrong...

Yes, it was a good sketch for 1996. The image you posted is a scan from a newspaper, the original which I have seen is much sharper. I even met the original sketch artist, John McMahon.

I have Joy's death photo, not even a close resemblance to Heather.

For some reason people now want to hear what criminals say and do. We have Sherri, Gypsy Rose and now even the Menendez brothers with audiences. Who would have thought.

Well hello old friend!

My other post was removed for not having a source. So I am reposting with several sources. It's long been policy in the USA that different governments (Federal vs State) can charge an individual with similar charges for a crime. I first became aware of this when some of the police officers...

Many illegals overstay their visas and are not advised of their status. Upthread I mentioned somebody I know who was in Krome for 10 months for this. He got it fixed, just in time.

Yes, and the punishment for that offense is being deported.

Yes. I believe over 300 visas have been revoked for similar reasons.

They had student visas, yes. Actions have consequences, their actions resulted in their visas being revoked.

I don't know nor care what either of them said. To me, if you don't have a visa, you're here illegally and need to go.

The State Department can revoke a visa without due process. SOS has discretionary authority to do so.

Many people come to the US legally and overstay their visas. As soon as that happens, they're here illegally. I don't see much difference with this. They came here legally and lost their visas so now they're illegal. I know somebody who spent 10 months in Krome Detention Center (an ICE...