All that is needed for a "conspiracy" would be for two or more persons to be involved. If it was believed or proven that there were more than one shooter, then you have a valid reason to support a conspiracy theory.
There certainly were attempts by various agencies or individuals to manipulate...
I have twice submitted information and photos to the BCA for inclusion of Dickie's case on their Minnesota Missing Persons Clearinghouse website, with similar results (non action).
I wonder if the 60 year anniversary article in the Maple River Messenger led to any comments or tips from readers?
DNA has been available in this case since it was first posted here on Websleuths. I believe that it has been compared to missing persons for potential matches a few times. However, I do not recall seeing a list of rule outs.
Video about George Reeves:
LINK:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/video/peopleandplaces/george-reeves-death-was-more-tragic-than-people-know/vi-AA1RkpB4?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=ACTS&cvid=6929cb08827d4c63904da8af6f141bb6&ei=27#details
This unsolved case thread was started here on Websleuths 20 years ago. Back in 2005, I contacted the lead investigator and case officer with a number of questions. Above is what I posted from his very informative response.
Note that he identified the rifle found with "Mr. Bones" as a Model...
Here is a 1935 overhead view of Mt. Ranier. Corinna Loring's house is circled and numbered 1 in the bottom of the photo. The circled area numbered 2 at the top is Saddleback Ridge, where her body was found.
In the attached photo, photo, Mt. Ranier Police Chief Eugene Plummer examines the crime scene where Corinna Loring's body was found on Saddleback Ridge on 6 November 1935.
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