SuziQ
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Hi,
I don't want to get off topic, but the wife of Richard Ricci, who was wrongly suspected in the kidnapping of Elizabeth Smart and died while being held in prison, settled her wrongful death lawsuit against the Utah Department of Corrections for $150,000.
That tells me LE did something wrong, and the parole violation had little to do with it.
He was brought in on a parole violation -- but he was the the top suspect in the Smart kidnapping long after his death in August 2002.
Me - I look at the money trail. And again, if LE did no wrong, why pay the widow $150K?
I don't want to get busted, so I'll apologize for bringing it up and will get back on topic.
Thanks!
Mel
It's cool Mel. I just want people to know all sides of that story. Ricci wasn't exactly a saint or wronged as was portrayed in the media. The tragedy was LE quit looking for someone else. But at the same time Ricci was a viable and real suspect and not a phantom Ninja person. And any business owner will tell you that sometimes you just settle.