GUILTY MO - Cassidy Rainwater, 33, *GRAPHIC CONTENT* nude & caged in photos, Buffalo, 15 July 2021

[Betty P]

Anyone else watch part 1? It's surreal seeing this all in body cams. I

James was so adamant in the officers not going through his cabin. "I'm gonna lock this place up." He's a control freak. Of course the place got torched not too shortly later.

I wonder who torched it? Investigators still need to find the answer. It still seems like there should have been more arrests, even if for lesser charges. Others had to know what was going on. Why else would someone go to the effort to torch the place and leave explosives and trip wires around the property. Someone else wanted to kill some deputies or FBI agents. It’s one thing to set the barn on fire to burn evidence. Setting explosive booby traps around the perimeter is much more serious.

 

[curiosity921]

I wonder who torched it? Investigators still need to find the answer. It still seems like there should have been more arrests, even if for lesser charges. Others had to know what was going on. Why else would someone go to the effort to torch the place and leave explosives and trip wires around the property. Someone else wanted to kill some deputies or FBI agents. It’s one thing to set the barn on fire to burn evidence. Setting explosive booby traps around the perimeter is much more serious.

Just watched Part 2. Super good series, I'm surprised.

Wow.... Timothy Norton was an IDIOT. He described himself as a pawn, and it really does appear that way, but he's not as innocent as he's trying to appear.

Looks like they'll talk about the fire in the next episode.

 

[curiosity921]

Anyone else watching the final part this week?

 

[curiosity921]

Final part showed pictures of her meat on a plate with mashed potatoes.

 

[Missourian]

This case is heart wrenching, and not so far from where I live. The fact that these guys and/or their accomplices will be out of prison and able to continue their sick activities. It disgusts me.

 

[pixiepixel]

Final part showed pictures of her meat on a plate with mashed potatoes.

So does the documentary confirm the rumors about cannibalism were true? It was never mentioned in any court documents, but perhaps that was just out of respect for the family.

 

[curiosity921]

So does the documentary confirm the rumors about cannibalism were true? It was never mentioned in any court documents, but perhaps that was just out of respect for the family.

Yes.

The final episode also reveals James had a business titled "JP Meats." They show photos of James' invoices for orders of human meat, and also cannabalism. I'll post screenshots from the documentary if I can figure out how to post on this forum.

The journalist who made it is saying on Facebook that the full documentary will be available on Youtube soon.

 

[curiosity921]

I have the full case file now. Thousands of documents. Can I post a google drive link to it here?