Which UM family members have stopped by here?

[soilentgreen]

Crystal Spencer's brother posted on here, as well as one of Robert Hamrick's children. People who knew both Tara Breckenridge and Wayne Hecker (including one of his exes) were on here. One of Larry Gibson's relatives posted in defense of him.

I always wondered if the person who made strange comments about the Wackers (and usually referred to Dorothy as "Dot") was acquainted with the family.

[cdr369]

Don Kemp's sister posted on here a few years ago, as well as some of his friends.

[WishfulDreamer]

Tom Keeter's widow posted.

I believe Tammy Lynn Leppert's sister has posted, but she usually sticks to Websleuths.

[cdr369]

I also remember when a son of Judy Groezinger's former girlfriend posted. He mentioned her as having erratic behavior at times, especially when she was intoxicated. I believe I remember him saying that he felt that she was guilty (I still don't know, personally).

Dale Kerstetter's daughter that was featured on the segment posted frequently at one point. She popped in about a year ago and said they were just now settling his estate. It had been locked up in probate court for so many years.

[DazzlerSparkler]

The lady from the Moses Treves Such Is Life restaurant posted here.

[Taburn27]

I'm the daughter of James and Annette Burnside. I joined because I'm grateful for the show. I seen posts over the years on here and I know people are genuinely curious about things. My sister Stacie and I are open books. Talking about our lives is just the norm to us. If you have questions, ask away.

[bluejazz87]

Originally Posted by cdr369

Dale Kerstetter's daughter that was featured on the segment posted frequently at one point. She popped in about a year ago and said they were just now settling his estate. It had been locked up in probate court for so many years.

Was that the pretty redhead in the segment? Women looked a lot better in the mid to late eighties/early 90's.

EDIT: Nevermind, that was Dave Bocks' daughter I think.

[Steve W.]

Originally Posted by dynoguy88

Cindy James sister Marlene posted here after I saw her online journal and I invited her. We exchanged dozens of emails and she even friended me on Facebook.

Jeremy Bright's mother posted here after her daughter directed her to the board. Very, very sweet lady. She read the entire Jeremy Bright thread with a box of tissues because she was so touched that people were discussing her son's case when law enforcement sort of turned their backs on her many years ago. And she posted many replies.

I think Jeremy's sister S'te (Elmore) has posted on here as well.

Someone claiming to be a niece or nephew (or second cousin: I can't remember exactly) of Russell Evans just recently posted in a thread related to his case.

Keith Warren's sister has posted on here, too.

[Tap Dancer]

Jessica Keen's sister used to post here.

[Kyle416]

Originally Posted by Taburn27

I'm the daughter of James and Annette Burnside. I joined because I'm grateful for the show. I seen posts over the years on here and I know people are genuinely curious about things. My sister Stacie and I are open books. Talking about our lives is just the norm to us. If you have questions, ask away.

What was your relationship with your father like?

[Todd Mueller]

Originally Posted by Taburn27

I'm the daughter of James and Annette Burnside. I joined because I'm grateful for the show. I seen posts over the years on here and I know people are genuinely curious about things. My sister Stacie and I are open books. Talking about our lives is just the norm to us. If you have questions, ask away.

Welcome to the board!

I always felt so sorry for your mom (and you as well). That was a scary story to watch. I hope that time has healed a lot of the pain for you and your sister.

And please stick around. We'd love to hear your thoughts on this case and any others!

[Taburn27]

Originally Posted by Kyle416

What was your relationship with your father like?

Well, he died in prison over a year ago. He would write to us over the years. I have no memory of the crazy times with him. I was only two. When I was in 10th grade my sister and I went to see him in jail. We left the door open to him if he wanted to get to know us, but as we got older he just wanted to get money out of us. We'd go years with no communication, but shortly before he died we had reached out to him again. Through our last communications, my sister and I were able to find our half brothers. So that was pretty cool.

[Taburn27]

Originally Posted by Todd Mueller

Welcome to the board!

I always felt so sorry for your mom (and you as well). That was a scary story to watch. I hope that time has healed a lot of the pain for you and your sister.

And please stick around. We'd love to hear your thoughts on this case and any others!

My family definitely helped Stacie and I through the craziness.

As for my thoughts on the case, the show was pretty straight forward with how things happened. What was interesting to me though, was hearing from my dad where he was for the 4 yrs on the run.

[FloridaKillebrew]

Originally Posted by Taburn27

My family definitely helped Stacie and I through the craziness.

As for my thoughts on the case, the show was pretty straight forward with how things happened. What was interesting to me though, was hearing from my dad where he was for the 4 yrs on the run.

I am surprised your father wasn't more seriously injured in the shooting in Shelby. Condolences about your mother.

[Taburn27]

Originally Posted by FloridaKillebrew

I am surprised your father wasn't more seriously injured in the shooting in Shelby. Condolences about your mother.

Yeah. He was only hit in the hand. It was weird knowing what happened and then seeing the scar on his hand. It was like living in a strange movie.