Recent content by Noirdame79

I wonderer about that. I hope there will be a resolution soon. Bumping for Leigh.

Hoping for answers and for Alissa to be found and identified. However, it must be hard for Sarah and her family.

According to news, there is a vegetation fire in Bishop. Many areas, including White Mountain Estates, where Karlie lived, have been evacuated. How terrifying and devastating, however, this may bring an update on her case.

From an article in The Fresno Bee, reprinted at Crime Library.org By mid-April, those who had been apprehended-on-suspicion were ordered to testify in front of a grand jury in Fresno, California. "A few weeks later," says the Fresno Bee, "(James) Maddock (in charge of the FBI manhunt)...

There's no reason to think that the SA in the family didn't happen. The uncle that molested Cary had been convicted of child molestation, the father was ordered into therapy in 1986 for molesting his daughters (this was backed up via court records). The daughters were going to testify about...

There were people from the start who believed the original suspects were involved, including some of the victims' family members. As I said, Dykes and these other men were arrested in March 1999. Dykes took the fifth as he was called to testify at Stayner's trial (I posted a link to that as...

It's odd that he would confess to this (and yes, I am aware of it). To make himself look worse, perhaps because he had a need to be punished. I also don't fully trust the FBI, given how they handled the case. JMO

On July 24, 1999, in an FBI interview room in Sacramento, special agent Jeffrey L. Rinek asked Cary Stayner if he would discuss the death of Yosemite naturalist Joie Armstrong. Stayner, according to Rinek, said yes. What happened next is a mystery -- and may remain one, on the request of defense...

https://www.recordnet.com/story/news/2002/04/04/stayner-s-lawyer-questions-tactics/50758996007/ https://www.mymotherlode.com/news/local/122616/stayners-defense-attorney-questions-fbi-agent.html https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/public-barred-from-testimony-stayner-s-2857431.php

https://www.pressdemocrat.com/article/news/initial-yosemite-suspect-takes-fifth-in-courtman-who-told-fbi-he-and-two-ot/

Morrissey also wants to present a confession by another man once suspected in the triple homicide, but Hastings said he was skeptical. Morrissey said the confession of Eugene ''Rufus'' Dykes will help show that Stayner's own confession was unbelievable. Morrissey would not elaborate but said...

When did he say that he liked it? Not every situation/crime is the same.

Cary's fantasies and/or hallucinations began when he was 7 years old, right around the time that his father began molesting his sisters (according to court testimony) so he very likely witnessed it, and his abuse may have started earlier. This kind of behavior is often normalized in these types...

It's not about him being a victim. As I said, there is a reason why there is never any mention of any physical evidence connecting him to the Sund-Pelosso murders, and that's because there isn't any. If he raped Juli Sund, there would have been evidence of that. Joie Armstrong was not raped.

As far as I know, this was the closest these parents came to taking any responsibility (which isn't saying much). They are often portrayed as victims, which is annoying. There was an interview they did after the trial where they had clearly gone back to their denial. One of the daughters...