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The Philadelphia office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation released the following statement Tuesday:
If they were dumped in the rived, wouldn't their bodies have washed up by now? Or at least parts of their bodies? or clothing?
Probably, unless they were somehow contained in something. Like I said before, my theory is completely unfounded. It just seems likely to me that they'd be harder to find in the river than if they were just dumped in the woods somewhere. And seems more like a stereotypical hitman/drug dealer way to dispose of a body. Also, considering the amount of stuff that washes up all along the shorelines in PA and NJ--and the basically uninhabited Petty Island--it's possible clothing/bones/etc could be never found or just ignored.
I don't have time today to read the post; but from what I did read; they could have gone off of the road somewhere in woods or water.
The police found other vehicles during the searches in the very few spots that Rich's truck could have conceivably gone into. Between the bar where they were last seen on South street and their respective homes, there are painfully few plausible locations where a vehicle could go off the road. Really! Even fewer places where it would go unnoticed.
I live and work in these exact same locations, they did NOT drive into the water and sink. This has been ruled out by investigators. The FBI has stated publicly on a numerous occasions that this was a murder for hire.
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