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Not involved in the murders of the Gilgo case, but perhaps interested in keeping certain lifestyle facts hidden. Things are looked at very differently today than they were 30-40 years ago.
We know of the corruption inside the legal system in Suffolk County at that time. You have only to google James Burke and Thomas Spota. Add to that Burke's known associations with sex workers, testimony that he and RH attended at least one of the same parties . . . Police chief partied with Gilgo 'serial killer at crack-fueled motel bash'
Many seem to believe that the investigation of this case was hindered by people anxious to keep their own sins hidden.
There has been testimony from one of John Ray's witnesses that RH and wife were swingers, information about a club very near RH's office where "parties" were announced, the internet boards -- After reading so much about the lifestyle and the intertwining of people's lives in that fairly small location on Long Island . . . well, certain conclusions are reached.
We also know of the damage association with Jeffrey Epstein has done to lives and that he appears to have courted and sought out the rich and powerful for his own interests.
Then, there are the Hollywood scandals and the lives destroyed by sexual misconduct.
In the meantime, politicians have always sought contributions from the wealthy in order to be re-elected.
My mind keeps going back to a conversation with a classmate from long ago. He is now a staid and (as far as I know) pillar of the community and Sunday school teacher. He related that our most notorious classmate had come to him seeking a grubstake to grow marijuana in Alaska. Said notorious classmate had been well liked by the "popular" kids; he had married well. BUT, he had gone to prison. I believe for rape. Then escaped and was on the lam when he approached the classmate with whom I was having the conversation.
He looked off into the distance as he related that his group of boys had been wild and -- by today's standards -- even criminal. But even back in the day, as boys, they had recognized that the notorious one was willing to go much further and do things the rest of them would not.
Don't you think it's possible there are people out there with associations with RH, even with Burke and Spota, who may have recognized a willingness to go further, to do things way out of boundaries?
Those associates would not have participated in the most horrible and the murders, but perhaps participated or witnessed things (say "games") that today could harm their lives and reputations. I personally see Guilliani as an old tortoise - he's not likely to be damaged or if he is, he can handle it.
No, I wonder if his appearance might be sort of a reminder of "what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas" mentality for those people who were associates and who participated in the lifestyle back in the day. "It's been decades. Let's leave it there", would be my guess, IF the associations with RH existed.
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