Recent content by MaryLiz

Glad to see the recent posts on this case. It's always intrigued me for so many reasons. I think about it a lot and every time, I always come back to that blood test five months prior to his disappearance. Agree with Vegas Bride that the blood test is very puzzling, the fact that he did pay for...

I posted this a year ago, #139, about the blood testing being for paternity. I have always believed that to be the reason for the blood test. There have been other valid reasons brought up as well, but for some reason, I have never been able to shake the thought that the blood test was to prove...

Here is an interesting new article about Ron Tammen's disappearance. I've followed the author's "Trail to the Truth" blog, which is very good. I know the theory that his disappearance had something to do with the FBI/government mentioned in this article has been discussed before, and it seems...

I can't find the article where I read this at the moment, but I remember reading that the Indiana State Police had the films. I'll keep looking.

Here's the link to the article again. I never saw those photographs before of the search going on and of Renee Bruhl's husband and Patty Blough's father. http://www.nydailynews.com/news/justice-story/3-girls-beach-found-article-1.1216303

Thanks for posting the link to that article, Twitit. I don't think I've ever seen it before. I know from what I've read before that Dick Wylie has always believed the girls all went missing due to a botched abortion. I never gave much credence to that theory before, but he has done very...

Bumping for Ron, now just past the 61st anniversary of his disappearance.

I agree that's it easy to think Jayne was involved since there was a connection of sorts, and like Dragonfyree said, so many people around him were murdered. Sometimes, I'm not completely sold on Jayne myself. It just seems to be the most plausible explanation to me. But after reading the first...

This is a case I have followed for years. So glad they found them and that they were not the victims of foul play. Unbelievable after all these years! Very happy the families can have some answers now and finally lay them to rest.

Perhaps I should have said "more than one poster," as there were actually three posters who made me feel that way. By all means, stay on here and keep posting. I don't intend to because I don't feel I can bring anything meaningful to the table on this thread. I just never got the insistence that...

BBM Thanks, fullmoon. I stopped posting on this thread several years ago after one poster inferred that my opinions and theories were not important. I'm not the greatest sleuther, but I have a huge interest in this case and many others. But what was kind of upsetting to me back around the same...

BBM I can understand the hesitation to believe that with the Dunes being so crowded that weekend, it wouldn't seem credible to suspect a hit per se in such an open area. But if it was set up in such a way for the girls to meet some guys and take a ride on their boat, it wouldn't have looked out...

Bumping for Brian. Now that we're approaching the 8th anniversary of Brian's disappearance on April 1, I'm hoping there are some news articles to put his case back in the spotlight again. Someone knows something.

I remember watching "The Man From The Pru" years ago on PBS' Mystery! Series. It was quite good. That's the first I had ever heard of this case. I can't remember if the film leaned toward William Wallace as the killer, but I do remember after watching it that I thought Parry did it. I'm...

It was Marilynilpa who spoke with a detective over the phone, I believe. IIRC Marilynilpa never went to Grandview, but she wanted to. We spoke about me driving to Columbus to meet up and both of us going to talk to the detective. But as AnaTeresa and nerosleuth both said, the Grandview police...