ddelta
07-12-2005, 12:12 PM
I love that Lifetime is showing the really, really old cases........i have not seen some of then since the original airing on NBC. I was so excited by the update that they convicted a guy for killing one girl and severely beating another in their laundry room in Rhode Island. Does anyone know anymore facts about this guy? Did he know one of these girls or did he just break into a random house? That case always freaked me out!!! I am so glad he is off the street.
Also, the case of the woman found in the burning car and her husband is convicenced it is murder. I totally agree with him....have they ever found anyone who might of been involved? Such a strange, strange case....but i think she was drawing a bath for herself and someone broke in and hurt her.
Edited to add
I just found this in an older message from Kane about the first case....
Yes. That was the 1982 murder of Doreen Picard. The other woman, Susan Laferte survived the assault, but had no memory of the attack.
Ten years later, a man named Raymond "Beaver" Tempest, was arrest, tried and convicted of Picard's murder, and was sentenced to prison. (He wasn't charged in the assault of Laferte since the statue of limitations in that case had expired.) However, some DNA testing is slated to be conducted at some point because of claims that Tempest is innocent. The case was recently featured on a Discovery channel series called "Guilty or Innocent."
Does anyone know anything further....who might of seen the program??
Also, the case of the woman found in the burning car and her husband is convicenced it is murder. I totally agree with him....have they ever found anyone who might of been involved? Such a strange, strange case....but i think she was drawing a bath for herself and someone broke in and hurt her.
Edited to add
I just found this in an older message from Kane about the first case....
Yes. That was the 1982 murder of Doreen Picard. The other woman, Susan Laferte survived the assault, but had no memory of the attack.
Ten years later, a man named Raymond "Beaver" Tempest, was arrest, tried and convicted of Picard's murder, and was sentenced to prison. (He wasn't charged in the assault of Laferte since the statue of limitations in that case had expired.) However, some DNA testing is slated to be conducted at some point because of claims that Tempest is innocent. The case was recently featured on a Discovery channel series called "Guilty or Innocent."
Does anyone know anything further....who might of seen the program??