Recent content by J. J. in Phila

I did get the links and will be willing to share them via PM. I will be busy today, so there will be a delay. I will also contact Mr. Bennett and see if he would object to sharing it publicly, but again, not today.

When RFG was declared dead, the family, through TG, said, "“We view this as an administrative declaration," and "We don't look at it and say, 'We have to have a funeral,' or, 'We have this kind of closure.'" That was 15 years ago, but at least at that point, the family was not looking for...

Bennett, the librarian is suppose to send out links.

It was interesting, but basically it was a repeat of the press.

According to the ex-husband, the FBI told him that they knew he was involved.

Harrisburg ABC affiliate ran the WTAJ (Altoona) story: https://www.abc27.com/news/pennsylvania-district-attorney-disappeared-21-years-ago-can-you-help-solve-the-case/

I have heard about a possible program on RFG next week.

Basically a summary of the news story from WNEP: Decades-Long Mystery: Former DA's Disappearance Remains Unsolved - Lewisburg Today

The ABC affiliate in Scranton: Center County DA Ray Gricar's disappearance still unsolved after 21 years

Not a list anyone would wish to be on: 25 Famous Public Figures Who Vanished: History's Unsolved My

Another online story: Case for missing Centre County DA still open 21 years later They are web based, but good.

A few anniversary stories, one on the Altoona CBS affiliate, one on the Wilkes-Barre Fox affiliate. The Bucknell College newspaper reprinted a nice story from the Daily Item: The disappearance of Ray Gricar, 13 years later - The Bucknellian

2009 the then DA, Parks Miller did establish a group to look at the case again. It did re-interview people. LE has looked at new leads when they came in.

21 years. I was 42. If alive, RFG will 81 in October.

Bill Keisling are not a reputable source in this case. Look at his descriptions of JPL's wounds and then the autopsy report.