TX TX - Julie Moseley, 9, Mary Trlica, 17, Lisa Wilson, 14, Fort Worth, 23 Dec 1974 - #4
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I think Julie was mainly in the wrong place at the wrong time....MOO
So, are any family members still in their original houses occupied in '74? Or have access to them?
Luminol can be bought online and shipped right to your door...
If this was my family member, there wouldn't be anything stopping me from even knocking on the door of one of the homes and explaining/asking the current owner of they'd oblige.
Luminol can be bought online and shipped right to your door...
If this was my family member, there wouldn't be anything stopping me from even knocking on the door of one of the homes and explaining/asking the current owner of they'd oblige.
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Yes, the home I'd like to see that done in has its same resident as 1974. That will never happen.
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What about the possibility that the deed wasn't done in that house? Couldn't it have been pulled off with a couple of phone calls, one to a husband followed by one to a friend?
Hmm
I wonder if what was said was a spontaneous utterance and passion provocation response was the result or was it said several times over weeks thereby allowing suspects to plan?
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Well, all the other places really don't pan out with distance, or ease of access. We can actually put them there that day, and in a situation they didn't want to be in. Really it's just the simplest answer.
Then
to move Them out if there in broad daylight would be a monumental task. Unless the property is set up where they could drive a car right up to the doors
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A. Maybe they were never moved.
B. Easy enough if you have access to 55 gallon drums and cart them around from time to time for business.
Well hypothetically
1. I would be concerned about leaving the evidence in my house if I became a suspect
2. Matter starts to decompose and smell. Depending on the temperature .
3. A young boy lives in home
3. Any secondary evidence would need to Be cleaned up
4. But then there is the darned car again. How do we dump it at the mall and return home without being seen?
1. Yes, most people would. However. Since we are talking about a possible murder, normal goes out the window.
2. Yes, but we are not talking that long.
3. Go play. And stay out of my room.
4. Again, stay out of my room. And since we don't know how they died we don't know it was a horrible scene.
5. It the hustle and bustle of Christmas, get in it drive it to the mall and have someone pick you up.
But again, to even play that hypothetical, you assume they were killed during the day. They could have just been subdued until a later time.
Like when the child is shuffled off to a neighbor while oh idk, you are watching that danged car. Oh wait...
2. Yes, but we are not talking that long.
3. Go play. And stay out of my room.
4. Again, stay out of my room. And since we don't know how they died we don't know it was a horrible scene.
5. It the hustle and bustle of Christmas, get in it drive it to the mall and have someone pick you up.
But again, to even play that hypothetical, you assume they were killed during the day. They could have just been subdued until a later time.
Like when the child is shuffled off to a neighbor while oh idk, you are watching that danged car. Oh wait...
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So the girls were at the house or shop that day?
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The house by newspapers and interviews. The shop was farther away.
Keep in mind, previous reports were that CA was at work all day.
But was to ill to assist in the search later I that evening ?
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