anyone wanna talk about these cases

Here is 2 sites related to Lueth and shawcroft case.
http://www.azcentral.com/specials/special14/articles/0611coldcase11.html

http://www.geocities.com/dslu99/closing.htm


I think it is possible Star Palumbo might still be alive,she might be just living on the streets ,or in hiding but i'm not ruling out foulplay.

Lisa Myers-i just hope the guy is caught and he reveals wha exactly happened to Lisa

My guess Diana Shawcroft Jennifer Lueth knew in some way who was responsible seeing as they got in the truck.i hope they catch the guy.

Anyone remember the case 2 teen age girls were murdered in the 70s and someone who worked at gas station was questioned i think his name was Michael anyway the police chief threatened him into confessing,the police chief and a buddy of his later robbed a bank.

Eric Tamysu i believe was killed by someoneclose to him

Anyone remember the case 2 teen age girls were murdered in the 70s and someone who worked at gas station was questioned i think his name was Michael anyway the police chief threatened him into confessing,the police chief and a buddy of his later robbed a bank

Michael Lloyd Self. Yes, I remember that case. The victims' names were Sharon Shaw and Rhonda Renee Johnson.

The last I heard, Michael Self was denied parole in 1994.

Tamiyasu was killed imo by don dixon.

i mean, he tells the sister he found no exit wounds???
also, he was the one who overheard the supposed fight with eric's business partner and he may have made up the conversation about eric dating "an older polynesian woman"

the one thing in dixons defense was that the business partner implyed dixon was not a close friends of erics, but the segment made it seem that eric knew eric sisters phone #, which implys they were close.

Eric Tamayasu -- I always thought the "friend" who found Eric, and whom no one remembers being especially close to Eric, and who claimed that "there are no exit wounds" when calling the sister ... well, I always thought that guy was kind of weird. Weird enough to kill the guy? Well, probably so.

Of course, the sherriff BURNING THE FREAKIN BED wasn't the sanest thing to do either. Whatever was in the water in that town must have caused these people to act the fool.

Yeah, I always thought that the sherrif burning the bed was sketchy. What would make you want to destroy evidence?

he gave some BS answer like "I wanted to spare the family from seeing it" WHAT?! When has that ever been a valid reason for destroying evidence from a murder scene?