KS KS - Lori Heimer 57, murdered in her Saline County home, 25 Jun 2016

[Razz]

I sincerely hope not. Lori’s case not deserve that nor does her family.


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Here it is December 24, 2017, and no new information or updates.

Somewhere someone knows something.

Thinking of Lori and her wonderful family.

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[Blondie in Spokane]

Bumping for Lori.....

 

[terry67401]

Bumping for Lori.....

Praying for a resolution. This thread has gone too quiet.


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[missimple]

I hope this case doesn't go cold like so many other women in salina ks, and around. I haven't heard any updates in months good lord it could be a year by now. There's no such thing as a perfect crime, they need to dig deeper and find her killer!

 

[mli]

We don’t know much of anything about this case, except for truck descriptions...and not to offend, but that could be the majority of the men in Saline county

 

[Hazelnutty]

Bumping for Lori & family.

 

[Razz]

Here it's been 2 years that this mother, wife, and grandmother was brutally murdered in her home, and nothing. No leads to speak of, no nothing! It's hard to believe that someone (s) entered her home and brutally ended her life. In the middle of the afternoon!
There has to be someone out there that has heard or seen something!

 

[Hazelnutty]

Praying for answers for this family. Just heartbreaking.

 

[bluenoser]

Two years after Assaria murder, no arrests made
Two years after Assaria murder, no arrests made

 

[Hazelnutty]

Wish there was just one clue. One spec of dna. Anything.

 

[novo8085]

Pardon my memory, but they have shaken the husband down, correct? Looked all through the farm land?

 

[Razz]

Pardon my memory, but they havme shaken the husband down, correct? Looked all through the farm land?

Not that I'm aware of.

 

[Razz]

Not that I'm aware of.

But certainly they have. He was the last to see her alive. (Except for the person(s) who murdered her.) Certainly they would do that. And there was a large amount of evidence left behind.
But not sure what that evidence was.

 

[terry67401]

More than two years, no arrests. This has gone unsolved for too long. #JusticeForLori

 

[terry67401]

Pardon my memory, but they have shaken the husband down, correct? Looked all through the farm land?

They have and I believed he was cleared.

 

[Razz]

They have and I believed he was cleared.

I was always afraid to ask. But I don't recall a definite no he was not involved. They did check the barn next to the home.

 

[terry67401]

I was always afraid to ask. But I don't recall a definite no he was not involved. They did check the barn next to the home.

He was cleared.

 

[terry67401]

This case, to me, has always been the signature random murder. I think it comes down to finding whoever LH had an appointment with that day. To me, that’s your prime suspect or at least should be and I don’t think that person has ever been identified.

 

[Mercedes]

With the tons of physical evidence SCSD says they recovered, surely they'll get a break soon. I just don't want this to set on the shelf like the oil rigg tampering case. It has been a little over 11 years now, and as far as I know, not one peep...

Where is the dna evidence in Lori’s case if there was a lot of evidence? Surely the perps touched something or left some blood behind.

 

[Razz]

This case, to me, has always been the signature random murder. I think it comes down to finding whoever LH had an appointment with that day. To me, that’s your prime suspect or at least should be and I don’t think that person has ever been identified.

I've been giving this a lot of thought lately and I can't help but think it was someone local. Maybe not well known to Lori but someone who knew she dealt in cash and would have it in the house. Why would she let an unknown person or persons into her home unless she knew them or knew of them? Only people familiar to the area would know the layout and location of the farm. They also would have known that her daughters were married and living away from home. They also had to know that Mr. Heimer would be out in the fields that particular day. Whoever it was knew she'd be alone.

Maybe she was out back showing the dogs to one of the perps while another
came in through the front door and started to look for money. The dogs may have alerted her to someone in the house. Perhaps she started inside the house only to surprise perp#2 while perp#1 followed her inside. She had no chance. Maybe murder wasn't on the agenda until she realized what was going on. I'm certain she put up a heck of a fight. They had to kill her because she would have been able to identify at least one of them.

JMO and thoughts.