I recently got a hold of a set of UM dvds from CM and I have to wonder after watching the segment on Cindy James segment if she was not murdered.
I cannot get past the statement made that nobody with that amount of morphine in them could have the wherewithal to tie themselves up in the manner she was found. Then again would it not be hard for someone to harass her for the years that she said she was being followed/harassed?
Then again with her background as a nurse maybe she knew something about administering a drug that would have enabled her to commit suicide in such a manner?

I think a lot about this case. Neal Hall was the Vancouver reporter featured in the segment, and I finally broke down and bought his book on Amazon. Looking forward to reading it. The arguments go back and forth enough, at least in the segment, that you can only guess at her fate (I guess that's the point of the show :) Also, check out the video called "Who Killed Richmond nurse, Cindy James?" on YouTube.


I'll review the book for you if you like, once I recieve it.

I don't know if this means anything or not, but the last time this case aired on Lifetime, they didn't even bother to run "if you know anything about this case contact us at unsolved.com" afterwards. It stuck out to me, and made me think that something had been discovered that made them hold back from asking for assistance. Or maybe I just read too much into it and it was a production glitch.

Hard to tell whether she was murdered or suffered extreme dissociative disorder.