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From Wikipedia: Welch's cousin, Henry Parker, told detectives in December 2014 that in 1975 he met Welch at a property on Taylor's Mountain Road, in Thaxton, Virginia. Parker said he helped remove two army-style duffel bags from Welch's vehicle. Each bag "weighed about 60 or 70 pounds and...

Well then they would subpoena the companys records. Look, the police and FBI have tons of power of investigation and they know a lot more than any of us know. They don't know everything so they try to obtain additional info outside their normal powers. Trust me, they know everything about RAW...

The Police have his tax filings, they know where RAW worked.

I didn't mean it as a derogatory term against mountain people, I meant it as a derogatory statement against the Welch family members specifically, that knew something since 1975 and said nothing!! That is disgusting! Their f'ed up family member(s) are more important to them. I read a post...

PRESTON, England, Nov. 24— Two chubby-cheeked 11-year-old boys were convicted today of abduction and murder in the beating death last February of a Liverpool toddler, James Bulger, and sentenced to serve a term of indefinite custody for what the trial judge later called "an act of unparalleled...

I'd love to see a diagram of this hillbilly family.

He just drove without a license. This guy never followed the law. Burglar, thief, rapist, and murderer.

LLW is weaving a story of truth and lies to divert attention from himself. He is a proven Pedophile many times over with a long list of crimes everywhere he has gone. Just a week after the abductions he's telling a security guard he saw the girls get in a car with an unknown man. Like a lot...

In 1975 it (Sears) was Montgomery Wards.

It was hard to recall, but there was a Giant there just north of the Wards Store, so I was wrong. I only remember now going in it a single time I think it was to buy a soda.

No way same school, Hyattsville vs. Wheaton, not even close.

There is a wagon version...

Look up Chrysler New Yorker Station Wagon...I can find pics of 1965 ones pretty easily, but didn't see late 60s or early 70s.

"Obviously at age 10 or 11, Thomas could not be more than a pawn or a bit player or witness in 1975." I wouldn't be quick to make this assumption, this is one really weird extended family. They are 100x weirder than the Adams family.

I'm from the area and as a kid went to the mall on avg a few times a week with my mother throughout the 1970's. She liked sewing and really enjoyed Dannemn's fabric store and Woodward and Lothrop, both at the east end of the mall. There was no Giant Food at Wheaton Plaza. On the Southeast...