Eagle1
Former Member
It's been a long while since we've discussed Boulder's Pagan population and we've even moved a couple of times. Could we sort of refresh what we learned several years ago, just for a new and different angle for a change?
One of the characters had no shame about telling a reporter he'd SAVED a place on his harp for JonBenet's name.
Let's face it, the other kids on the harp just may have had their cases hushed up in much the same way as this one. I wonder if we could get Candy Rose interested in whatever happened to them?
Mind you I'm not accusing McReynolds or anyone specifically. Sure, the R's may have considered it good business to go along, and remember JR and a couple of guys went for a walk toward the foothills, one of them evidently chiding JR for his failures, so that he said "I'm so sorry," and didn't Schiller (?) say Access Graphics received a note that if they allowed JR to return to work someone there would die?
Proves an enemy was certainly involved.
Said enemy may well have sought out JR as a fellow-American in the Philippines and may have been rejected as too odd-ball. "Hence" the idea of a foreign faction. And this is a wild guess but something might be HQ'd in Denver, only about 30 miles away, where they'd know about a possible pagan HQ in Boulder. Years ago, we researched their having ceremonies in the moonlight, naked, out in the mountains and foothills. I don't remember the ceremony details after such a long time. But I'm thinking that's why JR wanted to get to Atlanta, knew he never should have come to Boulder. Don't know what percent of the population were involved in that, but probably many of BPD too.
Why did we never hear about the deaths of those other kids on the harp? They probably weren't in Boulder, right? Or were they?
Doing a brief search, I found, along with news of bog bodies preserved 2000 years, Lindow Man, Tollund Man, etc., that harps were considered magical to the celts, something brief about parenting with warnings not to quote it anywhere else. Lindow Man was said to have died a "3-fold death", bludgeoned, garrotted, and drowned, and to have been well-manicured, possibly a Druid priest rather than a criminal. There's a pic of just his head, and it looks to me like the front part is jutting way out, that he was bludgeoned with an axe, possibly, and I think I jotted down a link www.Mesh5.com/tension/febmarch/Lindow/htm If it doesn't work just try a keyword search if interested. Editing to say I tried the link and got an error msg, "Page Not Found".
One of the characters had no shame about telling a reporter he'd SAVED a place on his harp for JonBenet's name.
Let's face it, the other kids on the harp just may have had their cases hushed up in much the same way as this one. I wonder if we could get Candy Rose interested in whatever happened to them?
Mind you I'm not accusing McReynolds or anyone specifically. Sure, the R's may have considered it good business to go along, and remember JR and a couple of guys went for a walk toward the foothills, one of them evidently chiding JR for his failures, so that he said "I'm so sorry," and didn't Schiller (?) say Access Graphics received a note that if they allowed JR to return to work someone there would die?
Proves an enemy was certainly involved.
Said enemy may well have sought out JR as a fellow-American in the Philippines and may have been rejected as too odd-ball. "Hence" the idea of a foreign faction. And this is a wild guess but something might be HQ'd in Denver, only about 30 miles away, where they'd know about a possible pagan HQ in Boulder. Years ago, we researched their having ceremonies in the moonlight, naked, out in the mountains and foothills. I don't remember the ceremony details after such a long time. But I'm thinking that's why JR wanted to get to Atlanta, knew he never should have come to Boulder. Don't know what percent of the population were involved in that, but probably many of BPD too.
Why did we never hear about the deaths of those other kids on the harp? They probably weren't in Boulder, right? Or were they?
Doing a brief search, I found, along with news of bog bodies preserved 2000 years, Lindow Man, Tollund Man, etc., that harps were considered magical to the celts, something brief about parenting with warnings not to quote it anywhere else. Lindow Man was said to have died a "3-fold death", bludgeoned, garrotted, and drowned, and to have been well-manicured, possibly a Druid priest rather than a criminal. There's a pic of just his head, and it looks to me like the front part is jutting way out, that he was bludgeoned with an axe, possibly, and I think I jotted down a link www.Mesh5.com/tension/febmarch/Lindow/htm If it doesn't work just try a keyword search if interested. Editing to say I tried the link and got an error msg, "Page Not Found".