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Post by catherine on Mar 16, 2024 16:31:56 GMT -5
Michelle was scared of you. She asked my fiance at the time, who was an HPD cop, of he'd go with her back to her old apartment to get the rest of her things. I don't remember why now, but he never did. I remember you calling her work that evening asling for Michelle. When I told you she wasn't in yet and must be running late, you said, "I bet she won't show up." Thank you for posting. Do most people who knew Jackie Graham believe Joseph Leal killed her? Also, since you were dating a cop, do you know if the police thought he was the killer?
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Post by catherine on Mar 13, 2024 12:44:10 GMT -5
This is 623 Fairways Circle, Creve Coeur, Missouri. On July 22, 2020, Robert P. Daus Jr., a member of the fire department, called to report Grace Holland, his 35-year-old girlfriend, had shot herself. Although she was right-handed, she shot herself in the left frontal lobe (which isn't as difficult as her family insinuates in their wrongful death suit). She had four children, one of whom was very young, but Daus wasn't the father of any of them. She also had suffered a recent miscarriage, and Daus claimed she had been depressed about it. Why would a woman who already had four children want another?! In January 2024, another girlfriend, Sarah Sweeney, 39, a podiatrist, died of a drug overdose in the home of Robert Daus. This has led the police to take another look at Holland's death.
At the time Grace Holland died, there was a Thin Red & Blue Line Flag honoring firemen and police officers hanging from the eaves of the house.
"Amazing Grace," is a popular hymn often played on bagpipes at the funerals of police officers and firemen.
Holland is known for its windmills.
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Post by catherine on Mar 9, 2024 12:00:40 GMT -5
I don't know a whole lot about police investigations, but if they have the murder weapon and the bullet that killed him, wouldn't they be able to match it? I agree. The prosecutor's claim seems fishy to me. He said the rifle in question was the same caliber as the one that killed Ballard, but if the bullet was a match, he would be crowing about it, not making obfuscating comments.
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Post by catherine on Mar 6, 2024 16:23:27 GMT -5
I wish someone would do an article on the Moors Murders.
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Post by catherine on Mar 6, 2024 16:20:52 GMT -5
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Post by catherine on Mar 6, 2024 0:02:32 GMT -5
I looked up these frauds and they're still capitalizing on the Moors Murders. So-called paranormal investigators are even worse than gypsy fortunetellers and other con-artists because they have deluded themselves into believing they are actually picking up messages from the dead through EVP and other nonsense.
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Post by catherine on Mar 2, 2024 14:53:26 GMT -5
OK, we all know men are dogs, but if the nanny is telling the truth, and I don't see where she would have had any reason to lie, things were fine between Jennifer and Fotis until Michelle Troconis came along. I think Troconis set out to "get" Fotis and she couldn't have cared less that he had five young children. For that alone, she deserves time in prison, even though she didn't actually break the law. In the past, she could have been charged with alienation of affection, which is still illegal in some states.
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Post by catherine on Feb 26, 2024 12:18:31 GMT -5
The Hotel Piasano allows dogs, and dogs usually have the same affect on ghosts as loud music, so even if the hotel was haunted at one time, I doubt that it still is. The Excelsior House Hotel doesn't allow dogs, there's no loud music and there's a story that even Steven Spielberg was scared by a ghost and checked out early. Not only do the presence of dogs deter ghosts, I think their stink also acts as a ghost-repellent. I knew of a house that had a reputation for being haunted and everyone who lived there reported strange activity, until someone moved in with a damned dog.
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Post by catherine on Feb 23, 2024 22:37:30 GMT -5
It’s true. His name was Maurice Schwalm, and he called himself a psychic, paranormal investigator and author. Like most authors who specialize in the paranormal, he couldn’t write, but his misplaced modifiers were amusing. I remember seeing some things he had written in some ghost publication years ago. There was a picture of him and we couldn't decide if he was a man or a woman because he had a humongous set of man boobs! And you're correct, he couldn't write.
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Post by catherine on Feb 14, 2024 10:28:33 GMT -5
This is 700 W. Mossville Road, Peoria, Illinois. On Valentine's Day, 2013, Nathan Leuthold, a Baptist missionary, shot his wife, Denise Leuthold, in the head with a .40 caliber Glock pistol. He was having an affair with a 20-year-old girl from Lithuania, whom he and his wife met while on one of their missions. The girl worked as a nanny for the Leuthold children before starting college to major in music. See whatliesbeyond.boards.net/thread/3307/roses-bullet-valentines-day
Lithuania is one of the Baltic states.
Glock handguns are manufactured in Austria.
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Post by catherine on Feb 11, 2024 19:49:35 GMT -5
Most reports of the Red Lady are on gray, foggy days in January and February, I wonder if there have been any recent sightings. There were still reports of the Red Lady when I was at Huntingdon but now that Pratt Hall is used as the Department of Education and Psychology, people aren't usually in the building after dark, so no one is there to see her when she walks the 4th floor corridor. However, people walking near Pratt Hall after dark do claim to see what looks like flashes of red light coming from the window of the room where the Red Lady committed suicide.
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Post by catherine on Feb 2, 2024 0:01:58 GMT -5
I'll never understand why a guy like Bundy, who wasn't bad looking, got to the point that he was spending his time sneaking around at night, peeping in windows and stalking women. I wouldn't dare say this on any other site because I'd be accused of blaming the victim, but women need to make sure no one can see in at their windows. Young, college-age women often neglect to put up curtains or other window coverings, and then they get upset if they catch some pervert watching them. The house where Lynda Healy lived was a hovel -- there wasn't even a door on the room in the basement where she slept. I'm sure it never occurred to her parents at the time, but the slumlord who owned that house should have been sued for renting out a substandard property.
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Post by catherine on Jan 29, 2024 16:44:46 GMT -5
I've never understood why their two sons had that sorry POS buried beside their mother.
As for Kenneth Eugene Smith, he got what he deserved, but he should have gotten it more than 30 years ago when Alabama was still using the electric chair. As for making death from nitrogen hypoxia as painless as possible, he didn't show any mercy toward his victim, so he didn't deserve a painless death.
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Post by catherine on Jan 28, 2024 16:33:22 GMT -5
Did the cameras capture anything of interest? In a quick Google search, all I could find were rehashes of the original reports. It's frustrating when the media make a big production about something and then fail to follow up.
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Post by catherine on Jan 28, 2024 16:30:46 GMT -5
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