HOLLY BOBO on Nashville's Channel Four 4-29-13

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Please please let this be it. Please let them find her.

That whole video made me bawl.

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So....do we think TBI also has done the "ping map trail" research and accessed the RSO's at The World's Largest Coonhunt info, or is this all new to the case? I'm inclined to believe TBI has had it, been there, done that - but has not released the info due to their being rather opaque in their investigative strategies regarding Holly's case. I've not been a notable supporter of TBI efforts but it is hard for me to believe they didn't do due diligence on either of these matters.
 
FYI to all that do not live in the WSMV viewing area and are not able to view the episodes on their televisions ...

WSMV streams their daily broadcast live on their website (www.wsmv.com) and on their mobile apps (which are free at the itunes app store) at 6pm and 10pm CST. When they are not on air you will see a live Doppler radar screen which will change with they go live.
 
So thankful to see new information. Praying this is something that will help us find Holly.
 
Interesting read, imo...

http://www.wsmv.com/story/16690408/local-woman-fights-to-solve-friends-cold-case-murder

Local woman fights to solve friend's cold case murder

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The Brentwood mom, a serial entrepreneur, was going to step out and do something she knew would stun her family.

She was going to become a private investigator.

"I wanted to make sure they got this guy," she said. "The problem was I wasn't a police officer or law enforcement. I had to be a private investigator for them to even look at the case."

So, Wysocki set out to obtain her private eye license and take on a 20-year-old cold case that is 700 miles away. And police don't want to help her.

Wysocki called again, this time as a licensed private investigator, armed with questions such as how well preserved was the DNA from the autopsy and what about old leads or could she meet with old suspects.

"It was closed. They had no intention of opening this case. They were not even going to look at it. So when I called 1 to 500 times, it was clear I wasn't going away," she said.

After hundreds of calls and conversations over a four period, police finally set up a meeting with an investigator.

"I will never forget what he said to me. He said, 'some cases are not meant to be solved and this is one of them. You need to back off.' And I thought at that moment I am not backing off," Wysocki said.

Finally, Dallas police reopened the case, and Wysocki demanded they test the DNA, even offering to pay for it.

Police relented and tested the DNA.

And they found a perfect match in five-time convicted serial rapist Donald Bess.

Sheila Wysocki finally put a face to the murder that haunted her.

"I felt like the room was full of evil. I never experienced something so big and horrible in my life, and I thought that was last person she saw. He was a beast of a man, and it just broke my heart," Wysocki said.

Bess was found guilty of Angie Samote's murder and sentenced to death.
 
Kimster said:
Wait, WHAT? :nerves:

I thought that was debunked?
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In effect it has been as the purse was not identified as Holly's. But WSMV - who are bringing us the three-part look at the case - has, I think, failed to comment on its original report, or where that info came from. Tends to detract from current reports.
 
And here it is:

Holly Bobo's brother tells his side of the story for the first time (wsmv.com)
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"I slightly raised the blinds and looked out this window and saw Holly," Clint Bobo said. "It appeared to be Holly kneeling down and [Holly's boyfriend] Drew. They looked like they were kneeled down, facing each other in the garage, and they were talking back and forth. Holly sounded very upset and heated. He was doing much of the talking, and she would answer back and things like that. I couldn't make out hardly any of the words. The only words I could make out from here were Holly saying, 'No, why?'"

Clint Bobo said he figured Holly and her boyfriend Drew were breaking up.

At this time, Karen Bobo called home after she heard from a neighbor that there was a scream.

It's important to note that Clint Bobo didn't hear that scream, and Karen Bobo didn't tell her son there was a scream.

They were not on the same page.

"I said, 'Clint, that's not Drew. Get a gun and shoot him.' And I remember him saying, 'You want me to shoot Drew?' So I hung the phone up again, and I think at that point I fell on the floor," Karen Bobo said.
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the rest and the video, at the link
 
The boyfriend's name came up quite a bit. Seven times, actually.
 
He fell on the floor? Never mind, she did, not Clint.
I am more confused than ever.
Mom said shoot the guy? Just like that? Yet no one has any idea who he was?
 
cluciano63 said:
He fell on the floor? Never mind, she did, not Clint.
I am more confused than ever.
Mom said shoot the guy? Just like that? Yet no one has any idea who he was?
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yeah, I find KB's reaction extreme...why not: "Go out there and see what is going on?"
Makes me think that HB had a stalker that KB knew about, or something similar.
 
That particular portion of the report seemed badly edited.
 
cluciano63 said:
He fell on the floor? Never mind, she did, not Clint.
I am more confused than ever.
Mom said shoot the guy? Just like that? Yet no one has any idea who he was?
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RE: Mom said shoot the guy? Just like that? Yet no one has any idea who he was?

'Well, he was a man dressed in full camo. Screams had been heard coming from their house'.. "Damn right, shoot him"!..and if he gets up, shoot him again...
 
I watched the show....just happy someone is looking into it. Praying there will be a resolution.
 
But surely none of this is new info to LE? So not sure why the optimism, I guess.
 
Why did it take two years for this information to be given? bad media involvement? Why didn't anyone release the cell data map information before now? This is so frustrating. Jmo
 
This differs from the "Mark Fuhrman said he heard it from a dispatcher" story we had:
"On the other side of these woods there is a logging road where you can easily park a vehicle. The dogs, we know, pursued and then stopped. Why would they stop right there? Because the odds are she got into a vehicle," Mike [a Nashville cyberspecialist and member of Wysocki's team] said.
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Fuhrman, I think, said the dogs did not pick up a trail.
 
2 hours of not searching and then the crime scene being completely trampled.

Hearing it put in so many words is depressing.

Why so much discussion between Holly and perp, and really, if the perp was stalking, did he truly not know Clint was home?

Baffling.
 
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