the one that always sticks in my mind is one I dont think I have ever seen but has almost become like its own urban legend on the board.

The episode where a wife and husband are murdered in their beds, and a baby in the next room is left untouched. The killers, so called satanists held a party in the house, with the dead bodies in the rooms, and the baby in its room.

Supposedly one of the so called satanists was a son of the police chief or something like that.

What I want to know is, what kind of sick police department is that, if this is true, and also, talk about bizaare actions.

Wouldnt it be absolutely sickening to be at said party, and walk into the next room, and see two dead bodies, obviously murdered. Dont you think that would kinda kill the mood of the party?

If that happened to me, I would have run from that room and out the door and never looked back

Yeah, that was a sick case (the Ellender's, I believe). There are numerous cases that fit the thread title but one that comes to mind is David Berkowitz blaring his horn and following the police just prior to the Stacey Moskowitz shooting. This is only odd because he was arrested shortly after for all the SOS shootings, even though this one incident makes it clear that others were involved.

The one case that instantly came to mind was the Cathy Ford case and all the things that the supposedly innocent Paul Ferrell did, for what reason? Oh, because he was innocent, of course.

That's so sick! I've never seen the Ellender's segment and don't think I ever will. That's just too disturbing for me. The segment about the murders of Janis Owen's and her little girl (can't remember her name) was really disturbing to me, can't get myself to watch it very often. The image of the little girl laying on the side of the road is hard to handle. And then they have to do all the close-ups!

Certainly not as shocking as the Ellender case, but Bill Blackwell did a number of weird things during the Neil Jennings murder. He shot Jennings, placed him in the covered bed of Jennings's own truck, and rode around with his body for at least one day before he finally set it afire in a trash heap the next night. No one has any idea why. There were definitely a number of people who reported seeing Blackwell throughout Odessa, nervous and engaging in numerous suspcious activities.

Oh, Maria Armstrong...wandering around a reservation, hiding in someone's house, asking where she can get her dead boyfriend's truck painted and her hair colored...just a tad off there.

Not to mention she hid his body under a pile of clothes on his living room couch. Epic fail.

This thread screams Paul Pollis. He invites his parents to come over and they scrub the house from top to bottom right after the disappearance of his wife.

Also not like he hasn't been brought up a million times before, but Larry Gibson is a good example. Poor Tommy will never be put to rest.