OH Pike County: 8 in Rhoden Family Murdered Over Custody Issue 4 Members Wagner Family Arrested#46

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Loomis, surprisingly I'm going to stick up for the Wagners regarding this photo!
For many years my family has tried to get the perfect family photo for our Christmas card picture.
More years than not, we settled for the photo that was the "least awful" of all of us.

That's quite alright. All of us have our opinions. I can't imagine being these kids' age and being ripped away from their homes and family they had ever known, much less SW missing her Mommy like none of us will ever ever know. Just saying. And JMO.
 
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I doubt a shotgun or rifle was used. Those are both long guns, difficult to muffle the sound, not compatible with the silencers allegedly used, unwieldy in tight spaces, and, I apologize for not being able to state this delicately, but in most cases would be expected to cause enough damage that if pressed to the skull the damage would be so extensive that it would be difficult to determine what area on the upper third of the body the next shot targeted, let alone 2 shots.

I also find it unlikely that an automatic weapon was used. Due to legislation, they are more difficult to come by legally without leaving a paper trail. They are harder to control concerning sparing an infant lying between 2 parents who the perpetrators targeted. And, again, the alleged silencers used would be incompatible with many automatic weapons.

A handgun (pistol) would be the most likely choice for tight quarters, multiple targets, wanting to spare all but one child, using a silencer, and maneuvering around each other.

Here is an example of a brass catcher for a pistol. Catch-All Brass Catcher Pistol

Here is a good read on ammunition, calibers, etc.

https://www.pewpewtactical.com/bullet-sizes-calibers-and-types/#toc0

Until proven otherwise, I will hold my stake with the Prosecution and as listed in Count of the Aggravated Murder charge in each of the 4 indictments that they had "automatic" firearms.
 
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Wasn't there an evidentiary excel spreadsheet under the Heading of "Billy's cell phone" that was titled BBL?

Thanks Puzzles... maybe I missed that, or am just not remembering. :)
 
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I doubt a shotgun or rifle was used. Those are both long guns, difficult to muffle the sound, not compatible with the silencers allegedly used, unwieldy in tight spaces, and, I apologize for not being able to state this delicately, but in most cases would be expected to cause enough damage that if pressed to the skull the damage would be so extensive that it would be difficult to determine what area on the upper third of the body the next shot targeted, let alone 2 shots.

I also find it unlikely that an automatic weapon was used. Due to legislation, they are more difficult to come by legally without leaving a paper trail. They are harder to control concerning sparing an infant lying between 2 parents who the perpetrators targeted. And, again, the alleged silencers used would be incompatible with many automatic weapons.

A handgun (pistol) would be the most likely choice for tight quarters, multiple targets, wanting to spare all but one child, using a silencer, and maneuvering around each other.

Here is an example of a brass catcher for a pistol. Catch-All Brass Catcher Pistol

Here is a good read on ammunition, calibers, etc.

https://www.pewpewtactical.com/bullet-sizes-calibers-and-types/#toc0

Until proven otherwise, I will hold my stake with the Prosecution and as listed in Count 3 of the Aggravated Murder charge in each of the 4 indictments that they had "automatic" firearms. I apologize if I have misunderstood your post. TY
 
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Thanks Puzzles... maybe I missed that, or am just not remembering. :)
Your question about whether Billy worked at BBL or not is a still a valid one.
If he didn't work there then why is there an evidentiary cell phone log titled "BBL"?
 
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Great work, Dudly! Now which of us is going to volunteer to go buy a pig from Flying W?
 
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I would just like to thank Tiff, Dudley and others who shared new, pertinent information with us today!
 
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Great work, Dudly! Now which of us is going to volunteer to go buy a pig from Flying W?
We appoint you, Betty. Lol. Although I would love to, if I lived close enough!
 
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Am I understanding this correctly? There were two fires at the kennel owned by Billy and Angela? Wasn't there also a fire at Fredericka's farm at some point in time? This seems strange to me. JMO

Yes, they had a building burn down and animal stock loss (the one ref on the old website capture), Fredericka had a total loss to her building many years before, and Billy and Ang appeared to have another one in ‘14 of the home on Bethel. I can’t cite the last one as accurate because the website no longer shows the property cards in the same format for me to re-verify. So you have to take the last example as JMO.
 
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Yes, they had a building burn down and animal stock loss (the one ref on the old website capture), Fredericka had a total loss to her building many years before, and Billy and Ang appeared to have another one in ‘14 of the home on Bethel. I can’t cite the last one as accurate because the website no longer shows the property cards in the same format for me to re-verify. So you have to take the last example as JMO.
That's a lot of fires for one family, it seems. hmmm....
 
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We appoint you, Betty. Lol. Although I would love to, if I lived close enough!

Probably not me. I live several hours away and have no place to keep a pig! Pretty sure our neighborhood is not zoned for livestock. ;):oops:
 
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FW was sent a notice this week about the probate court. What could be holding up the Probate Court with FW?

If she needed to go to the courthouse couldn't she just ask the court monitor people?
 
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Wasn't there an evidentiary excel spreadsheet under the Heading of "Billy's cell phone" that was titled BBL?

Yes, it's listed on one of the evidence summaries in a discovery doc. Been discussed quite a few times, though at this point we don't know what it contains.
 
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BBM
How much weed was it? Have you seen pics of the grow operation? Have you seen one picture of one leaf of a pot plant?

Very well said, Dudly!
 
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Why did you quote me in your reply? What was in the post I made that shows I believe they are innocent?

I didn't quote you. I responded to dizzychick.
 
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There's a, I don't what you'd call it, a utility path behind that residence too. I always thought the killers could have use these paths instead of the roads. But maybe their cams were set up back there?

We have one running across the farm. I hate it. If you stand under it you can hear it "sing". They stretch for miles, and if there is parts of a farm that has a lot of trees or is overgrown, they will keep them trimmed down within their easement. However, a lot of land owners fence their properties. If the utility workers need to get in, they go in through the property entrance to get to the easement. Some owners will sell them a portion of the farm for a substation. The utility company will have the keys to get into the gates. They do not want folks near those substations. If there is not fencing between the properties, then a 4wheeler might do okay, but it would be slow going, imo, due to the rugged terrain there.
 
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How many plants did they have? We discussed here long time ago. 200 plants just starting in trays maybe?

That's a very small crime operation. Organized crime have much bigger operations.

And to add to Jonas' point, that number would be at the very upper end of what at one time was suggested to have maybe existed on the premises. We've not seen one plant, not one leaf, not one bud...
 
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