Recent content by MrsEmmaPeel

From what I've read-- here and other sources, the Feds (maybe FBI maybe not) told NM they'd take care of the investigation. The state stepped aside. Two women state representatives have propsed a "Truth Commission" mandated by state government. We're waiting a vote on that, which should...

New Mexico State Land Commissioner Seeks Investigation of Epstein's Zorro Ranch, now known as Rancho de San Rafael, including for possibility of bodies. Ranch was never investigated. The state tried but FBI and feds stopped them; said they'd handle it. From Albuquerque Journal daily...

Terrorist cells make statements early on to promote their cause and take responsibility. I'm not aware of any terrorist cells operating now as such, but I certainly remember the ones from 70s and 80s.

Does anyone have a theory about the driveway, the garage location, if house was accessed in the back-- and why front camera was tampered with at all, if all activity were taking place on the side or rear of house? Is it possible down front walk to waiting vehicle was simply the fastest...

Bear with me. In NM an old letter has surfaced relating to Epstein and murder on his ranch. It asked for bitcoin to divulge facts. At the time the radio talk show host who received it believed it was real but gave letter to the FBI. It was never followed up. NM now taking it seriously years...

Not if you’re afraid of retaliation for snitching.

Can’t stop thinking about the crime. Adult kidnapping is very rare in the US. Was the perpetrator a fantasist influenced by video games or movies? Kidnapping for ransom is much commoner in Mexico— so much so that rich people have body guards. Did someone familiar with kidnapping as a crime see...

Thank you. I’ve been thinking this but needed someone sharper who understands to put it in words. A crime like this takes sophistication at some point or by one of the players. IMHO.

Everyone is entitled to their own opinions, but I must say I’m uncomfortable with the personal attacks on Sally and Joni. I cannot imagine what it is like to be the daughter of a missing woman and who has been frustrated and cast off by the police. Someone who has lived through an inquest...

I agree the podcast is amateurish and only of interest to the case’s most diehard fans. It shows how difficult a podcast is to produce well, for all the criticism of TLV. But who or what in the world could properly investigate this crime? Certainly not Australian police! They can’t even...

one more thing on totally different track: knowing Marion's story, listening to Bronwyn's story, AND, listening to the Melanie Read podcast, "The Boy in the Water," I get the feeling that Coroners who rule in favor of more or better investigation are met with resistance from the Police. The...

Nothing important to say. Just an impression I got from listening to the last episode of Sally and Joni's podcast. -- When Marion told Sally she'd be out of touch for a while, that she was going off-line, listening to Sally say this, this time, I had the sense of an obvious conclusion...

Yep, the Al Capone tactic. You can't get them for the real crime, so you go after tax evasion or fraud or coming into Australia illegally. That may be the only answer. At least then you could plea bargain for Marion's whereabouts.

I have no problem with the TLV book or podcast. Whatever raises awareness of the case, imho, is a help. Not everyone hangs on each detail. Not everyone is a sleuth. The more people who know of the case, the better chance of finding important clues. No one at TLV is maliciously misguiding...

@Candytuft I heard today where Sally says that her mother’s super account wasn’t touched in “The Story So Far,” Bonus Episode. I wonder if this ep was recorded first, and if she just assumed the account wasn’t touched. Hope someone else will chime in.