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Never get tired of posting about this case. 1. Wanted t post thi quote from UMFan77 It's something good to note about this case. Quote: Quote: Originally Posted by Mastermind Hard to imagine she would be laughing at a situation involving her attempted murder and continued harrassment. Maybe her laugh was for the fact that the story was made up. I know! That's what I was thinking! Next time you watch the Wacker's segment, watch...

I've been trying to remember something for quite some time. During the extended intro from the early to mid 90s, where they would show random bits of segments from the series, there was one for treasure. The treasure one had (if my memory serves) opening a chest filled with coins and running a hand through it. The reason I remember this is one of the coins had a hole through the center, and I had never seen one like that as a 10 year old,...

Very interesting find. I have always thought that either Paul wrote the letters or someone close to him did. However, this article opens up more questions than it answers. For instance, if Paul did write "40 to 50" letters, then who wrote the rest and why? I am also a bit confused as to why UM did not report on this supposed confession. Also, did anyone see the headline right below the Circleville one? ("Link Eyed in...

I believe he was killed first, then the body was dumped in the furnace to hide the crime. I mainly believe this for my own peace of mind, as I have no evidence.

Hmm, yes, an affirmative defense in criminal law is usually a justification defense or self defense or something like this. I still believe Freshour's story but I would have to know more about why his lawyer would put on an affirmative defense? I mean you are basically conceding the guilt of your client by doing that. Freshour never did admit being the circleville letter writer. Remember, he was not even charged with writing the letters....

Well it would shock me if a pubic hair was found on a body that had been naked in the water for a significant amount of time. Perhaps there was some sort of relationship between Glenn and Lou beyond friends. That may have even been a trigger to the fight that night with her and Freddy.

Bad Route rest stop.

Quote: Originally Posted by Kane He was positively identified as Brian Stanley Duecker. The search for his idenity took eight years, but he was finally identified in 1999, and his loved ones finally learned what had become of him. After the his identity was confirmed, it was brought to light that Duecker had some mental health issues. This may explain his demeanor when he made the fatal effort to go on the plane in 1991. Thanks for that!

Quote: Originally Posted by crazytatsink Yeah finally after 19 years i was able to get her on the Missouri missing persons website and also got the local TV station to air this case again. There are just to many bricks (cops and investigators) in my way to get this case looked at. The local law enforcement say that they will not even review this case, that they will only work the leads that come in. Also I am finally putting officers on the...

Quote: Originally Posted by Mastermind Hard to imagine she would be laughing at a situation involving her attempted murder and continued harrassment. Maybe her laugh was for the fact that the story was made up. I know! That's what I was thinking! Next time you watch the Wacker's segment, watch closely and you'll see what I saw.