Obsessed with True Crime discussion
note: This topic has been closed to new comments.
Archive
>
Crimes in other news (not local)
message 51:
by
[deleted user]
(new)
Apr 27, 2016 05:20PM
I read in another article that this "John" looked a lot like Jim Morrison, that's why she became so smitten with him. I don't recall any of guys in the Manson family looking anything like Jim Morrison, and like you said Fishface, there really weren't that many males in the family.
reply
|
flag
And John may have had nothing to do with her murder, of course!
That's right Fish, that's a strong possibility. Also, there were a lot of fringe members and people only loosely associated with the Family, and even people who drifted in and out of Spahn without joining, just traveling from commune to commune and hitchhiking through the canyons, so it makes it difficult for police to track someone, especially with just a first name. In 1969 when Reet Juvertson was still a 'Jane Doe', police showed one of the ranch hands at Spahn, Ruby Pearl, a photo of the clothing that Juvertson was wearing and Ruby recognized them, she remembered someone at the ranch wearing those exact clothes, but she couldn't remember exactly who. She mistakenly told police she thought it was a girl named Sherri from Simi Valley. There was a Family member, Simi Valley Sherri but she was located and still very much alive. The thing is that people in the Manson Family had several aliases and even shared each others clothes, so this complicates it even more for the police.
Interestingly, there was another 'Jane Doe' found in 1969 that was possibly a victim of the Manson Family, some people think she was killed by Bobby Beausoleil, but other people think she may have been a victim of the Zodiac killer, but the case is still unsolved and she remains unidentified.
Interestingly, there was another 'Jane Doe' found in 1969 that was possibly a victim of the Manson Family, some people think she was killed by Bobby Beausoleil, but other people think she may have been a victim of the Zodiac killer, but the case is still unsolved and she remains unidentified.
That's California for you in a nutshell.
True Crime that would make a great novel. Murderer acquitted for hacking someone to death because he "truly" thought the victim was a ghost. Read the article: http://bit.ly/1UbpaJm
Michael wrote: "True Crime that would make a great novel. Murderer acquitted for hacking someone to death because he "truly" thought the victim was a ghost. Read the article: http://bit.ly/1UbpaJm"Tip to killers: if it bleeds when you stab it, that's NOT a ghost...
Interesting developments in England.Police are digging up the former garden of convicted child rapists David and Pauline Williams.This is especially interesting because the pair were friends of Fred and Rose West.http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-36200359
Lee wrote: "Interesting developments in England.Police are digging up the former garden of convicted child rapists David and Pauline Williams.This is especially interesting because the pair were friends of Fre..."Oh, man. Where do they all come from!?
K.A. wrote: "She beat him to death with a frog:https://www.buzzfeed.com/patricksmith..."
Wow, that's every bit as bold as Herb Baumeister.
Mod
Murder conviction reversed in 23-year-old case that turned on a bite mark
Lady♥Belleza★✰ wrote: "Whenever i see a case overturned because of bite mark evidence i get scared that Lemmy is going to get out of Greenhaven and come for me Murder conviction reversed in 23-year-old case that turned ..."
What an odd coincidence. I just finished a book that took the reader all over the science and history of bite-mark evidence (Justice in Jeopardy: The Unsolved Murder of Baby Deidre Kennedy).
Lady♥Belleza★✰ wrote: "Whenever i see a case overturned because of bite mark evidence i get scared that Lemmy is going to get out of Greenhaven and come for me Murder conviction reversed in 23-year-old case that turned ..."
Who is Lemmy? Never mind. Found him. Lemuel Smith.
I hope you are only nervous because he is close to you geographically and not personally!
"Clear procedures to be followed if future incidents occur..."The thing about this is, nobody knew how many there actually were - just that there were more than one. So, that leaves the door open for the imagination.
Mod
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016..."
The next time someone tells me i shouldn't be afraid to fly .....
Mod
The thing about this is, nobody knew how many there actually were - just that there were more than one. So, that leaves the door open..."
never ever ever ever flying again.
They're actually quite a pretty shade of blue. They would match many of my outfits.
Fishface wrote: "http://www.cnn.com/2016/05/24/us/bill..."That case will be so interesting to see how it turns out. I bet it won't be televised though. Just my guess.
Shelley said: That case will be so interesting to see how it turns out. I bet it won't be televised though. Just my guess. The Revolution. Will Not. Be Televised.
(In case I'm too old, and that reference is lost on anybody:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGaoX... )
Shelley wrote: "Fishface wrote: "http://www.cnn.com/2016/05/24/us/bill..."That case will be so interesting to see how it turns out. I bet it won't be televised though. Just my guess."
It seems as if the more famous the defendant, the more likely they are to put him on the air. If they do televise it, there will be a lot of blue-dot women testifying, a la the Wm. Kennedy Smith trial.
Lady♥Belleza★✰ wrote: "Back in the news. http://go.socialnewsdesk.com/r?p=1458..."Huh. I never heard of her. Is there a bookie?
Mod
Huh. I never heard of her. Is there a bookie?"
Her Deadly Web: The True Story of a Former Nurse and the Strange and Suspicious Deaths of Her Two Husbands
Lady♥Belleza★✰ wrote: "Fishface wrote: "Lady♥Belleza★✰ wrote: "Back in the news. http://go.socialnewsdesk.com/r?p=1458..."Huh. I never heard of her. Is there a bookie?"
..."
Now that I have heard of. (But obviously never read!)
Mod
I haven't read it either, but it's now on the top-20-to-read shelf. Which has about 50 books on it.
I was following the Japanese kid one. Sounded fishy to me, I was afraid he was going to show up dead. Relieved he is alive and well.The Tiger Temple one doesn't surprise me, unfortunately. All those poor little cubs.
Mod
This fucking piece of shit got 6 months! Convicted of 3 felony sexual assault! I hope the rest of his life is ruined!
http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_575...
What's even worse on that one, Bell, is that his father has written a letter protesting his son's 'harsh sentence'. Unbelievable.
Mod
I know, I've been following the accounts on Facebook and reposting all of them to my page. This makes me SO FLIPPING ANGRY.
Me, too. The father passed it off as '20 minutes of action'. SERIOUSLY? He had sex with an unconscious person. That's not 'action'. It's rape. If the father doesn't understand this simple distinction, then God knows what he taught his son.
I'm wondering why the article seems to be all about his mugshot and not his violent sex crimes. Am I missing something?I would have expected the letter from his old man. I'm sure he taught his son everything he knows about right and wrong. (What the women in the family no doubt refer to as the 'Moment of Silence.')
Mod
This fucking piece of shit got 6 months! Convicted of 3 felony sexual assault! I hope the rest of his life is ruined!
http://m.h..."
I should stop reading these articles ..... http://www.nydailynews.com/news/natio...
Mod
Mod
He also said his son have never been violent towards anyone and he includes the night of the rape. Excuse me but rape is an act of VIOLENCE.
Mod
I would have expected the letter from his old man. I'm sure he taught his so..."
Didn't you read his father's letter? He didn't commit a violent sex crime, it was the college culture of binge drinking and promiscuity!
I can't believe that father said "20 minutes of action". That's so disgusting.
Shelley wrote: "I can't believe that father said "20 minutes of action". That's so disgusting."I believe it. I believe he meant every word.
This topic has been frozen by the moderator. No new comments can be posted.
Obsessed with True Crime
Books mentioned in this topic
Failure of Justice: A Brutal Murder, An Obsessed Cop, Six Wrongful Convictions (other topics)Her Deadly Web: The True Story of a Former Nurse and the Strange and Suspicious Deaths of Her Two Husbands (other topics)
Justice in Jeopardy: The Unsolved Murder of Baby Deidre Kennedy (other topics)
A Who's Who of the Manson Family (other topics)
American Pain: How a Young Felon and His Ring of Doctors Unleashed America's Deadliest Drug Epidemic (other topics)
