Recent content by DD Byrd

We'd need to know why the hanger was placed, just so, ON the car. You don't accidentally drop something upwards. Unless it was dropped on the ground and then placed on the car, anti evidence collection 101, even in '61. But I'd think that would have been investigated through neighbors and others...

Based on the information from the book...this sounds like a familial or familial-organized altercation in the house. Perhaps Joan injured a hand fending off, or even attacking herself, an unwelcome but known visitor. Maybe she was offered an apologetic ride to treatment that wasn't so...

+1 on Soundman's post. Perhaps with Pash's passing, there will be questions answered. My sense is he (Pash) knew of something that Roger was involved in. He kept quiet for his own hide as per rumors he himself supplied/allowed drugs, etc. Pash may have had peripheral knowledge of whatever...

Bumping for Tammy for the upcoming anniversary of her disappearance. I think there are probably pangs of conscious, but they are likely coupled with threats. Many of those who know what happened may have figured it won't bring her back. I'd thought there be an anonymous letter to at least let...

Also, good point on the hamlets versus towns, etc. It is a confusing area. I noticed my typo above, King Street is 120, not 102. And not only is 120 King Street, it also winds down and continues out of Chappaqua as King Street. In the other direction, it ends up crossing into Connecticut.

It should be known whether her mother was at work that day. And if she didn't have a car that day (or another ride), it's more likely that Leslie was indeed on her way there. As for someone seeing something on 684 - it depends on what kind of 'snowstorm' we're talking about. A blizzard may have...

If you take a left from King Street (102) onto Route 22 to head towards IBM...almost immediately there is a small body of water on the right that is visible from the road. It was there in the late 70's and from what I remember there was no fence at the time. The rest of the water is not seen...

50 different skeletal remains as in, 50 bones or partials. Ideally, a skull w/ fully intact mandible to include teeth. They can't justify saying the remains are from the same person (yet), but that's the assumption. But let's back way up since it's likely Kyle... Most likely there wasn't a...

Sounds like he was killed in flight. The killer (passenger) then practiced touchdowns, and finally did on an unmonitored strip (planned). Unless Sims was thrown from the plane by another indvidial, I don't think his body would be far from Texas City. Being 1978, esp on a Baron, there are...

Exactly. I'm not sure where IBM came up, but I thought she was going to pick up her Mom there? I agree with King Street to 22 for either the Armonk IBM or south to White Plains. And at the time would have been less traveled, even less in winter weather.

If she indeed wanted to stay off 684, and came from below via King Street she would have had to to have taken a left on 22 to get to IBM. As I mentioned before, the water comes very close to King Street in certain places, but if she did take the left and slid there is another body of water there...

I skated on ponds in the area, one could go from a solid area to a potentially dangerous one in just several feet. A car would certainly break through no problem, and not only wouldn't it take long, but other drivers inching along looking just a foot beyond their hood wouldn't notice. But was it...

Excellent, and I certainly hope a new (by decades) outlook may have some additional clues, if not outright answers from long-distanced/possibly silenced officials. Keep in mind some of these 'investigative' shows are solely wedded to ratings, i.e. filling an entire half/full hour with...

Bump for Connie. It seems obvious Connie was being bullied, but I don't think a group of young tentmates could pull off a 'perfect murder,' even with adult help. Someone would have talked. I think it likely she did head to town, but how far she got is up for debate. I'd look at camp employees...

There are always elements not known to the public. Even after decades, they can't jeopardize a prosecution. There's a very good chance, assuming this was foul play, that the person/people responsible are known, and have been for some time. It's then a waiting game to find his body or have...