Nancy Cooper, 34, of Cary, N.C. #23

[EntreNous]

Someone here mentioned watching Zodiac, .....Whoa Nelly, talk about giving me the heebie jeebies. I'll never go park or picnic again in a secluded spot.
Zodiac is an amazing movie!!! My son and I were actually talking on the phone earlier this evening about how Zodiac is by far David Fincher's best film, even more so than Fight Club.
To this day, everytime I hear The Herdy Gerdy Man by Donovan it totally freaks me out.:eek:

[EntreNous]

Speaking of the Zodiac killer, I thought this was creepy...

Megan Lynn Touma (http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=68260)

[pamlet]

I'm thinking the long object being carried is probably a window valance as others..

A piece of bed frame would have a smaller end ... and would be quite heavy ... the man carrying it doesn't seem to be using "muscle" to carry it ... and the way his hand is positioned it's too high to be balancing something weighty on his upper arm... I used to sell furniture .. and those bed rails are pretty unweildly to carry ..

A window valance would / could be quite light in weight ... and the end could be fairly large ... (Laugh ... sold curtains too ... when I lived in Raleigh... )

[SleuthyGal]

I agree Pamlet. A bed rail does have some weight and heft to it. At least all the ones I've personally seen have been pretty heavy. Hence one reason I think it's a valance.

[jilly]

Someone on another message board site made a very good point about keeping the autopsy sealed, there may be something regarding her body that only the killer would know.

That could very well be. As far as I'm concerned, they can seal the AR until trial.

When they released the AR (autopsy report) in the Michelle Young case, it created a lot of hoopla on the message boards as it was dissected. First the autopsy was not performed by the pathologist Clarke but a 3rd year student or something, so you can imagine the speculation about that. Also a SAK (sexual assault kit) was not performed although it was ordered by LE.

It had me worried....and still does today.

[CARYISHOME]

Speaking of the Zodiac killer, I thought this was creepy...

Megan Lynn Touma (http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=68260)

Ok, so now I have to order it from Netflix.

[pamlet]

Speaking of the Zodiac killer, I thought this was creepy...

Megan Lynn Touma (http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=68260)

:eek::eek::eek:

I'll say it's creepy...

[The Saint]

Yeah, but this looks metallic. I don't know that I have seen a metal valance, padded cloth, yes.


it is possible that the investigator stuffed into a container that appears
metallic like wastebasket?


it may be just that metallic color is really tan and not metal but a grey padded fabric.

it could be an object wrapped in a drape of some sort and we just don't see the fold marks.
maybe the bed had a padded platform-type frame.

[EntreNous]

Yeah, but this looks metallic. I don't know that I have seen a metal valance, padded cloth, yes.

CIH, I know exactly what you mean. One of the pictures I saw of it, I would have sworn that the end of the bag was open and that the object was a shiny metal but tonight I was going back through some of the original pix from WRAL and revisited that picture or one very similar and it looks as though what I previously thought was metal is now looking much more like a piece of brown paper attached to the bottom and perhaps a shadow created by sunlight shining through the paper except for the object inside the bag which is too thick to allow the light to penetrate.

It's picture #9 here...
http://www.newsobserver.com/news/photos/story/1144014.html

You can right click on it to zoom.

I am starting to think that it may be a cornice afterall. I admit that it was the shininess that I thought I was seeing before that made the cornice theory unimaginable.

[CARYISHOME]

it is possible that the investigator stuffed into a container that appears
metallic like wastebasket?


it may be just that metallic color is really tan and not metal but a grey padded fabric.

it could be an object wrapped in a drape of some sort and we just don't see the fold marks.
maybe the bed had a padded platform-type frame.

I don't know, Saint

Stuffed into a metallic waste basket? If so, the carrier would have been holding onto the basket also.

No, to me this is not fabric in any way shape of form

Please know this IMO only.

[CARYISHOME]

CIH, I know exactly what you mean. One of the pictures I saw of it, I would have sworn that the end of the bag was open and that the object was a shiny metal but tonight I was going back through some of the original pix from WRAL and revisited that picture or one very similar and it looks as though what I previously thought was metal is now looking much more like a piece of brown paper attached to the bottom and perhaps a shadow created by sunlight shining through the paper except for the object inside the bag which is too thick to allow the light to penetrate.

It's picture #9 here...
http://www.newsobserver.com/news/photos/story/1144014.html

You can right click on it to zoom.

I am starting to think that it may be a cornice afterall. I admit that it was the shininess that I thought I was seeing before that made the cornice theory unimaginable.

ok, thanks. I will look at it.

[chicoliving]

Head on over to thread #24

http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2575156#post2575156