So I was just commenting in a different thread that LE's recent decision to release the authentic surveillance footage from the Kerstetter case felt to me like a UM dream come true. It got me thinking about some other UM dreams I'd love to see come true.

For example, I'd love to finally know who "Megadeth Man" was in the Debra Poe case. I'd also love it if LE were finally able to find and trace a suspicious transaction involving Strychnine in the Patsy Wright case. (IIRC, the UM segment made a point of mentioning that the Strychnine used to kill Wright was a very potent, uncommonly pure variety of the toxin and that said substance was highly regulated. As such, I had always hoped that LE would have been able to find a bogus transaction of Strychnine that could then be traced to a suspect). Having recently commented on the Flores case, I would love it if the suspicious vehicle in the security footage was finally identified and traced to a suspect. Finally learning the true motive behind the Dick Hansen murder (49er Hugs) would be an awesome UM dream come true IMO, as well as finally knowing for sure if Dave Bocks did indeed end up in the industrial furnace, and if so, whether he ended up there accidentally or intentionally (either by a suicidal or homicidal act). Okay, I've got to stop now or I'll go on all night, lol.

Does anyone else out there have any UM dreams? If so, I'd love to hear about them!

Knowing who actually killed Terri McClure.

Seeing the law finally catching up to William Bradford Bishop.

Probably too late now but...

Finding out whether Cindy James was attacking herself or if there was someone doing it to her.

Dig up the "two" Clarence Roberts and confirm that the second one is the real one.

Perman Gilbert - find the angry husband that did it.

Dig up the "two" Clarence Roberts and confirm that the second one is the real one.

Agreed, and identify the second person. He deserves to be recognized as well.

I have too many UM wishes to count, but I'll consolidate by saying I hope the missing persons are all found and their families are given the comfort of at least knowing what happened to them without having to wonder anymore. Amy Billig, Elizabeth Campbell, Amber Swartz, Debra Poe, Dale Williams, Clifford Sherwood, Curtis Pishon...and the list goes on and on.

I want to know, once and for all, what the deal with the Wackers' harassment.

For LE to release the 911 call that Mary Morris made before her murder. They said they didn't initially because it's disturbing, but we've heard many disturbing 911 calls since that crime, so why continue to hold onto it, unless something is legally preventing them from doing so?

For LE to release the 911 call that Mary Morris made before her murder. They said they didn't initially because it's disturbing, but we've heard many disturbing 911 calls since that crime, so why continue to hold onto it, unless something is legally preventing them from doing so?

I was gonna say this too ... but I thought it was a bit morbid.

Finding out whether Cindy James was attacking herself or if there was someone doing it to her.

Someone was doing it to her, and she knew who it was. Count on it. It was Dr. James Tyhurst, a colleague of her ex-husband, Dr. Roy Makepeace. I think they couldn't talk about this on the UM segment because there was a civil action in progress when they were filming. Cindy's sister has posted on this board before, I'll link.

Dr. Tyhurst was found guilty of sexual and physical assault on his "slave" patients with methods very much like what Cindy described, but it was overturned on a technicality. In the second trial, he was acquitted. The women he had mistreated then filed civil action and were awarded a settlement. He paid it and walked.

https://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?t=210645&page=7


https://rense.com/general9/psychiarist.htm

I was gonna say this too ... but I thought it was a bit morbid.

I was at first hesitant to post, but considering what we hear and see now in terms of calls and footage when it comes to crimes, I think it would be okay to release the call.

I would like to know why the police went through such great lengths to protect whoever killed Keith Warren. That will forever be the UM case that seemed like we only go half the story. Keith was into something or knew something and he was killed.

I'll piggyback off everyone mentioning the Wacker family and Cindy James, plus add the whereabouts of Robert Fischer, what really happened to Anthonette Cayedito, and what really happened to Sabrina Aisenberg.

Also, where the hell is Randall Utterback hiding these days, if he's even alive anymore?

Anthonette Cayedito.
Eric Tiramasu.
Cindy James.
The 2 bill cypher.

Anthonette Cayedito.
Eric Tiramasu.
Cindy James.
The 2 bill cypher.

Oh yeah CB!! I'm assuming your last item is in reference to the Chuck Morgan case, and may I just say...I quite agree! Not only that, but I'd also like to know just what the deal was in the Blair Adams case.

The Eric Tamiyasu case is a bit of a local case for me, so I've always been a little fixated on it. I too would love to see it finally solved. Same with the Francke murder now that I think about it. I realize there was a conviction in that case, but still...

I would like to know why the police went through such great lengths to protect whoever killed Keith Warren. That will forever be the UM case that seemed like we only go half the story. Keith was into something or knew something and he was killed.

Thank you for continuing the conversation about Keith. Prayfully we have movement going on in Maryland where the state is now investigating Dr. Fowler (former medical examiner for MD) who testified in George Floyd case. Councilman Hans Riemer has now requested an outside investigation into the investigation of Keiths death. Below is quote from Mr. Riemer:

"This man was in charge for years of making determinations of cause of death in Maryland. I am glad to hear the state will review his past decisions. Among those past decisions, he has likely been asked at different times to reconsider the cause of death for Keith Warren, which in my view was falsely ruled suicide by a preceding chief medical examiner. When I talked to the police chief about how to get Keith Warren’s cause of death reconsidered and ultimately changed from “suicide” to “undetermined,” he said, “Only the chief medical examiner can do that”. How bitingly ironic that Fowler testified that George Floyd’s cause of death is undetermined. No wonder Keith’s case has been stuck for so long with people like this in charge. It’s time for the state to take a closer look at the Keith Warren case, too."

Below is the link to the article about the review of the cases handled by the ex Chief Medical Examiner:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/maryland-officials-to-launch-review-of-cases-handled-by-ex-chief-medical-examiner-who-testified-in-chauvins-defense/ar-BB1fZkLS?li=BBnb7Kz

Thank you for continuing the conversation about Keith. Prayfully we have movement going on in Maryland where the state is now investigating Dr. Fowler (former medical examiner for MD) who testified in George Floyd case. Councilman Hans Riemer has now requested an outside investigation into the investigation of Keiths death. Below is quote from Mr. Riemer:

"This man was in charge for years of making determinations of cause of death in Maryland. I am glad to hear the state will review his past decisions. Among those past decisions, he has likely been asked at different times to reconsider the cause of death for Keith Warren, which in my view was falsely ruled suicide by a preceding chief medical examiner. When I talked to the police chief about how to get Keith Warren’s cause of death reconsidered and ultimately changed from “suicide” to “undetermined,” he said, “Only the chief medical examiner can do that”. How bitingly ironic that Fowler testified that George Floyd’s cause of death is undetermined. No wonder Keith’s case has been stuck for so long with people like this in charge. It’s time for the state to take a closer look at the Keith Warren case, too."

Below is the link to the article about the review of the cases handled by the ex Chief Medical Examiner:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/maryland-officials-to-launch-review-of-cases-handled-by-ex-chief-medical-examiner-who-testified-in-chauvins-defense/ar-BB1fZkLS?li=BBnb7Kz

Wait, Fowler was involved in Keith's case? Wow...

Thank you for continuing the conversation about Keith. Prayfully we have movement going on in Maryland where the state is now investigating Dr. Fowler (former medical examiner for MD) who testified in George Floyd case. Councilman Hans Riemer has now requested an outside investigation into the investigation of Keiths death. Below is quote from Mr. Riemer:

"This man was in charge for years of making determinations of cause of death in Maryland. I am glad to hear the state will review his past decisions. Among those past decisions, he has likely been asked at different times to reconsider the cause of death for Keith Warren, which in my view was falsely ruled suicide by a preceding chief medical examiner. When I talked to the police chief about how to get Keith Warren’s cause of death reconsidered and ultimately changed from “suicide” to “undetermined,” he said, “Only the chief medical examiner can do that”. How bitingly ironic that Fowler testified that George Floyd’s cause of death is undetermined. No wonder Keith’s case has been stuck for so long with people like this in charge. It’s time for the state to take a closer look at the Keith Warren case, too."

Below is the link to the article about the review of the cases handled by the ex Chief Medical Examiner:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/maryland-officials-to-launch-review-of-cases-handled-by-ex-chief-medical-examiner-who-testified-in-chauvins-defense/ar-BB1fZkLS?li=BBnb7Kz

I have to admit that of all the "questionable suicide" cases that UM profiled over the years, the Warren case was probably one of them that disturbed me the most. Well that and the Derschirl case. And I'm certainly not an expert in LE or medical examiners' protocol, but I guess I always thought that the "Undetermined" ruling was sort of just a "catch all" designation that's used when the ME couldn't find enough medical evidence to issue a more definitive ruling. Based on that assumption, I never quite understood why the ME couldn't determine a more conclusive cause of death. Now admittedly, it's been a while since I've seen the Warren segment, so I should probably re-familiarize myself for my own edification.

ETA: Oh, and may I add that seeing Paul Flores (and his father) FINALLY being arrested in the Kristen Smart case just this month was quite a cause for celebration IMO!

I'd like to know once and for all if Berkowitz acted alone or was in fact part of a larger group of loonies.

So I was just commenting in a different thread that LE's recent decision to release the authentic surveillance footage from the Kerstetter case felt to me like a UM dream come true. It got me thinking about some other UM dreams I'd love to see come true.

For example, I'd love to finally know who "Megadeth Man" was in the Debra Poe case. I'd also love it if LE were finally able to find and trace a suspicious transaction involving Strychnine in the Patsy Wright case. (IIRC, the UM segment made a point of mentioning that the Strychnine used to kill Wright was a very potent, uncommonly pure variety of the toxin and that said substance was highly regulated. As such, I had always hoped that LE would have been able to find a bogus transaction of Strychnine that could then be traced to a suspect). Having recently commented on the Flores case, I would love it if the suspicious vehicle in the security footage was finally identified and traced to a suspect. Finally learning the true motive behind the Dick Hansen murder (49er Hugs) would be an awesome UM dream come true IMO, as well as finally knowing for sure if Dave Bocks did indeed end up in the industrial furnace, and if so, whether he ended up there accidentally or intentionally (either by a suicidal or homicidal act). Okay, I've got to stop now or I'll go on all night, lol.

Does anyone else out there have any UM dreams? If so, I'd love to hear about them!

Interesting thread topic, I share your thoughts with Patsy Wright and Matt Flores. Patsy Wright is always at the top for me. I always have this nagging thought that someone or some people know something and that information just needs to be brought forward. but I fear that the investigation is dead in the water in Arlington because of their department being too busy. The Strychnine is interesting. RS points out that it was rare, and there was one other Strychnine poisoning that I recall mentioned on the show in another segment, but that one eludes my memory. I would be interested to know what form that the strychnine was used. We've heard that rat poison was commonly used in farming communities at that time. Interestingly Patsty was into horses and was actively engaged with people at the time of her death. This combined with the unusual phone call that was answered by her daughter, always led me to believe that she may have been murdered by a love interest.

Perman Gilbert. Like Patsy's case, I feel there are people out there who know what happened to him and they have remained silent and/or the case has been forgotten. It looks like it was most likely a crime of passion, but as pointed out in the segment, the way that the body was found, it could have been a hit of some sort to humiliate him and his family.

Amy Bechtel, I just don't feel that her case will ever be solved. I am 99.9% sure that her husband was wrongfully accused once her disappearance turned into a criminal investigation. we will likely never know what happened to her.

I would like to know why the police went through such great lengths to protect whoever killed Keith Warren. That will forever be the UM case that seemed like we only go half the story. Keith was into something or knew something and he was killed.

I will be making an announcement in the very near future which will shine light on the investigation or lack there of and eventual coverup of my brothers death.

Interesting thread topic, I share your thoughts with Patsy Wright and Matt Flores. Patsy Wright is always at the top for me. I always have this nagging thought that someone or some people know something and that information just needs to be brought forward. but I fear that the investigation is dead in the water in Arlington because of their department being too busy. The Strychnine is interesting. RS points out that it was rare, and there was one other Strychnine poisoning that I recall mentioned on the show in another segment, but that one eludes my memory. I would be interested to know what form that the strychnine was used. We've heard that rat poison was commonly used in farming communities at that time. Interestingly Patsty was into horses and was actively engaged with people at the time of her death. This combined with the unusual phone call that was answered by her daughter, always led me to believe that she may have been murdered by a love interest.

Perman Gilbert. Like Patsy's case, I feel there are people out there who know what happened to him and they have remained silent and/or the case has been forgotten. It looks like it was most likely a crime of passion, but as pointed out in the segment, the way that the body was found, it could have been a hit of some sort to humiliate him and his family.

Amy Bechtel, I just don't feel that her case will ever be solved. I am 99.9% sure that her husband was wrongfully accused once her disappearance turned into a criminal investigation. we will likely never know what happened to her.

Yeah, we're pretty much of like mind DT with regards to the Wright case. I've always believed that her killer was someone close to her with a personal motive, whatever that motive may have been. My biggest reason for feeling this way is that a habit of taking OTC cold medicine each night as a sleep aid is really something that only those who are close with someone would know IMO. Wright's killer not only knew of her night time habit, but also seemingly knew where she kept the medication, and that she alone used it, as opposed to say, someone who possibly shared her living space such as a partner/spouse, or someone who routinely spent nights with her, etc.

Now I suppose it's always possible that her killer simply kept her under surveillance, or researched her habits/movements prior to the crime, but I guess that just seems less likely to me. Poisoning as a method of murder has always seemed rather intimate and personal IMO, and considering how slow and painful her death was reported to be, I just can't see an uninvested stranger, or casual acquaintance as being responsible here. And didn't I hear somewhere that poisoning someone was a method of homicide more commonly employed by women? (I could be completely off base here, and realize that there are no hard and fast rules when it comes to murder). I guess these are just some of the thoughts that have bounced around my head over the years regarding this case.