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Our friend, Deb Silva, is a diligent researcher of Sonoma County, California cold cases. Some of the bountiful information she has gathered can be found at the website she runs with H. James Nelson, SantaRosaHitchhikerMurders.com. Silva has assembled a detailed and accurate presentation of the victims and the circumstances regarding their horrible deaths. It is her hope that someday answers will be found and these case will solved.
One year ago this month, Jody Rilee-Wilson’s body was found atop southeastern Oklahoma mountain. The OSBI has been investigating the case, but they have few leads.
I watched Aphrodite Jones’ True Crime on Investigation Discovery tonight. The episode was about the Zodiac Killer, a crime I have studied for quite some time now. Jones’ guests on the show were Dennis Kaufman and Nanette Barto, who claim that the Zodiac was Jack Tarrance –Kaufman’s stepfather. I think Ms. Jones coverage of the case was compelling. I think the Zodiac case deserves some serious attention and I believe that is the same goal Jones had in mind with this episode. Aphrodite Jones is good at what she does and, while I do not agree with her on many topics, I believe she is truly sincere. The episode is very well produced. It is very convincing –Aphrodite does her job well. However, I have some serious problems with the theory embraced on this episode.
Solving unsolved homicides takes money -especially after the cases have gone cold. The Colonial Parkway murders have never been solved, but with a renewed investigation now active, funds are needed to pay for investigative fees and to encourage those with knowledge about the crimes to come forward. Families have to pay certain costs for services involved with cold case investigations. Sometimes resources outside of law enforcement are required. Sometimes the families have legal fees or other costs to contend with as they seek justice for their family members.
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