OK OK - Girl Scout Murders, Lori Farmer, 8, Michele Guse, 9, Doris Milner, 10, 1977 #2

[Richard]

Bumping this thread up.

 

[wendybtn]

I grew up in Tulsa and no one will ever convince me Gene Leroy Hart was innocent of all the crimes he was charged with.

 

[Richard]

It is a pretty good bet that Leroy Hart was the primary predator.

 

[Sweetluv]

So sad to think 3 little girls were off to a Girl Scout camp to have a good time and tragedy happens on the first night. They are in my thoughts!

 

[Sweetluv]

JUNE 13, 1977...thinking of Michele, Doris, and Lori!

 

[Richard]

Bumping this thread up.

 

[Betty P]

Merci thanks for your valuable insight. I was just trying to explain, albeit in a different direction, where I saw something from an ethnological perspective.

Thanks so much for your post. You make good points about the difficulty in DNA analysis with First Nation crime evidence. The historical, ethnographic perspective is very interesting. I wasn't aware of how tribes were wiped out by illness along the southern US gulf coast. As DNA is used to solve more crimes or to identify unknown deceased persons, we have to keep these differences in mind for NA victims and suspects.

 

[Bluebear15]

I've just watched the fox nation documentary. I thought that Hart was guilty until the mention of other suspects, and the obvious protection of the Sherriff's reputation. He clearly planted evidence to help the prosecution case. It also seems far more likely that four men contained three girls than one man, especially as one of those men was a known paedophile. Jmo, moo

 

[Bluebear15]

It is a pretty good bet that Leroy Hart was the primary predator.

With planted evidence and a bloody shoe print that obviously wasn't his...i wouldn't place that bet.
Jmo