Recent content by kemo

I have no experience in espionage so I am only speculating but I would assume that a State Supported Entity would normally only carry out a “sanctioned hit” if it had operational value; ie some advantage was gained. A Presenter, who just read a script that was handed to her would hardly...

Lindsay’s murder appears to be “targeted”; someone wanted her, specifically, dead. Yet, on paper, she is a very low risk victim. The one area of “risk” in her life was association with some people in the Drug Trade. While I would take any law Enforcement claim that she had no known...

In California, agents contact the listing broker when scheduling a showing so that the occupants will be gone, the house will be in presentable shape and no other showings will be going on. My guess is that is pretty much SOP everywhere. This does present a perfect opportunity for a crime...

Since she was not sexually assaulted, there was no obvious source of DNA but there was a ligature, the clothing that she was wearing and anywhere in her car that were potential sources of touch DNA but methods of collecting and retaining evidence at the time were not conducive for today’s...

The murders of these three women plus the murder of Donna Lass (South Lake Tahoe Sept 9, 1970) were similar to the extent that they were sexually related murders of young woman in the same geographic area in the same year that remained unsolved for many years. There was speculation that they...

There is some evidence that there were two perpetrators involved. Witnesses reported seeing two men in the shop after everyone else had left, there is degraded DNA the is believed to belong to a second, as of yet unidentified male, and the problems inherent with one assailant controlling 4...

There is some compelling evidence that 2 perpetrators were involved; (a second more degraded DNA recovered, 2 men seen together at closing time and the obvious difficulty one man would have controlling and tying up 4 victims). More analysis of the other DNA using latest technology is an obvious...

I have followed this case from the beginning and I believe it was one of two situations. #1: Lindsay was murdered because she was suspected of having been a drug informant. Lindsay did have “associates” who were involved in a drug operation that suffered a major bust shortly before her murder...

I am familiar with this case and the area the murder occurred. It is basically open rangeland about 25 miles out of Sacramento. It occurred on a road leading out of the town of Wilton which is a rural hamlet of homes on large parcels; some nicer, some just trailers or shacks. Communities like...

This is a very interesting list. Most of the cases I had never heard of. Very few are believed to be foul play. Realistically, it is hard to make a car disappear; even in a body of water. A car, hitting the water at a high rate of speed might travel some distance to where the water is deeper...

In order for the FBI to get involved, certain criteria had to be met. Murder for Hire involving multiple state jurisdictions would justify FBI involvement. Obviously, in an unsolved crime, nobody can be certain what criteria are actually met but, but the FBI must justify all involvement based...

I suspect they didn’t go directly to Danielle’s home. The Ben Franklin bridge was the only reasonable route there but CCTV did not pick up Richard’s truck. There are plenty of bodies of water in greater Metro Philadelphia. Where might they have gone? I’m willing to bet the Truck will turn up...

Apparently there was enough biological material available to create a Y-SRT profile with 16 markers in 2010. At the time, this was considered sufficient for a “match” if a known subject had the same 16 markers on their Y-SRT profile. Apparently, the FBI has a database of Y-SRT profiles that it...

There is no Salute of Limitations on murder so a murder case will theoretically stay open forever and will not be eligible for FOIA. Law Enforcement Agencies are free to release any information they want for any reason but they can not be compelled to if a murder case remains unsolved even if...

Apparently there were a series of murders of gay men in the Dallas area between 2001 and 2005. Samuel Lea, Keith Calloway; Bobby Berry; James Stephen Watts; Agustin Fernandez Jr.; Lawrence Wheat; and Craig Ceson were found murdered in their residences with no signs of forced entry. All of these...