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crystaldawn · 05-10-2006, 09:15 PM

Here is a very interesting article published just this week. It looks like they could be closing in on Jule Caylor.

http://www.contracostatimes.com/mld/...s/14522727.htm

jeeps · 05-10-2006, 09:33 PM

You're right crystaldawn, the article is interesting.

But I"m still shaking my head that three women would find him attractive enough to marry.

I am speechless...and for a speech professor that takes some doing.

jeeps

crystaldawn · 05-10-2006, 10:00 PM

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Originally Posted by jeeps

I am speechless...and for a speech professor that takes some doing.

jeeps

You speechless.....never!

Yes I certainly don't see any charm in him, came across like a total jerk in the interview. I wonder if the ongoing investigation is worrying him, hope so.

Awsi Dooger · 05-10-2006, 10:28 PM

This won't be popular but I kind of liked the guy during the UM segment, probably because of the "Life is pretty good right now..." or whatever it was, with the weird expression, slow delivery and contented tone. I laugh out loud every time I see it. Kind of reminds me of that segment on another true crime case where the husband wants to finish his spaghetti dinner before being led away, after they discover the wife's body in the basement.

I'm sure he's guilty. You wonder why UM didn't provide an update after that letter was received shortly after the case aired. In contrast to that vague letter claiming the abduction of the little girl in the '80s, this letter has plenty of specifics to make me lean toward legit: tire iron. Garage. Early morning. Diagram of the garage including area of blood stains. Concord.

Remember, I'm on a collossal roll after correctly predicting that potential grave site wouldn't be Jodi Huisentruit.

siamesemeg · 05-10-2006, 11:10 PM

I honestly never expected any sort of update on this case. I remember watching it, perhaps a year ago or more, and feeling sad that it was such an old, old case with no apparent new information. I'll be watching this with a great deal of interest.

Oh, and I totally remember that spaghetti guy - Cold Case Files, maybe? Funny comparison, Awsi.

skunk ape · 05-10-2006, 11:24 PM

Too bad that Jule guy had to go the bad way. He could have been a great actor in the upcoming Hobbit movie.

Things are looking pretty good for him now, huh?

Great find by the way, crystaldawn.

jeeps · 05-11-2006, 08:51 AM

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Originally Posted by crystaldawn

You speechless.....never!

Well, okay...maybe for a few seconds...but for me that qualifies as speechless.

jeeps

RightOnDude · 05-11-2006, 08:55 AM

Ho yeah, that dude is guiltier than sin. And a huge egomaniac, if I can play armchair psychologist ... if life with Dottie was "pure hell" as he put it, and "Life is pretty good" without her ... if he didn't care if he ever saw her again and felt that she just "got in with the wrong crowd" then ... then why in the world get on Unsolved Mysteries and try to show off by demonstrating your ... very ... slow ... talking ... skills and your VERY ERRatic vo cal me ter ... what a loser with a loser name.

crystaldawn · 05-11-2006, 09:06 AM

You know I think JS even told me that Jule's lawyer was sitting next to him during the interview and wasn't happy when Jule made that crack about life being pretty good since his wife was gone but I think Jule wanted it left in. Maybe if JS reads this he can elaborate more on the article he read because my memory about it is vague.

DarkDante · 05-11-2006, 11:47 AM

I didn't want to mention this but crystaldawn mentioned to me over email that Jule Caylor is her secret "dream man". Knowing that some UM personalities sometimes visit this board I'm sure she's just playing hard to get as to not draw his attention.

Btw: that information you mentioned about Caylor's lawyer actually comes from the "Bizarre Murders" dvd of all places. While they didn't profile the case the producers did mention it during commentary for another segment - I think "Backyard Bones", if you turn the commentary on for that segment you'll hear them talk a little bit about Jule Caylor.

crystaldawn · 05-11-2006, 12:22 PM

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Originally Posted by DarkDante

I didn't want to mention this but crystaldawn mentioned to me over email that Jule Caylor is her secret "dream man". Knowing that some UM personalities sometimes visit this board I'm sure she's just playing hard to get as to not draw his attention.

You promised you'd never tell!! I'll still keep your secret though that you are the real Dark Dante, Kevin Poulson.

Thanks for clearing up where that info originated from about him aggravating his lawyer. I don't have the BM set so I must have heard it from someone who does.

Zero · 05-21-2006, 03:31 AM

Honestly, I believe that Jule had something to do with Dotties disappearance. Let's just look at this from a different point of view for a minute. It would not have been difficult for Dottie to leave on her own. Everyone points out her agoraphobia, but let's not forget she was taking classes that were helping her get back out into the world. She opened up a bank account and p.o. box. She COULD have willingly left to get on that BART train, and acted out her plan to leave for good.

I wonder how she ever developed her agoraphobia?

greatgarrett2 · 05-21-2006, 04:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Zero

Honestly, I believe that Jule had something to do with Dotties disappearance.

Although he maintained his innocence, something struck me as odd, by the way he carried himself.

He mentioned something along the line as, "Living with her was hell. Now everything's all good."

What was that supposed to mean? Could that have meant he finally disposed of her, now he's living the good life?

Just a thought. I could be wrong, tho.

wiseguy182 · 05-22-2006, 03:50 AM

I agree with you, greatgarrett2, it was kind of odd when he mentioned "Living with her was hell. Everything's all good now." I'm not sure if it necessarily hurt his cause any, but it probably didn't help either.

crystaldawn · 05-22-2006, 11:13 AM

I'm not sure if you guys have read the actual letter sent to the police years ago about Dottie but I just read it and its shocking! It seems very apparent that the author is Jule himself or someone that was at the murder and helped dispose of her body. The specific details given are amazing!! The question is why in the world would Jule write a letter giving so many facts if he wanted to keep his freedom. Unless all the details given were incorrect and he wanted to throw the police off. Here is a direct link to the letter, map and affidavit in case anyone's interested:

http://www.contracostatimes.com/mult...tie_letter.pdf

05-10-2006, 09:15 PM	#1
crystaldawn Member Forum 4000 Club Member Join Date: Dec 17, 2002 Location: Illinois Posts: 4,261	New info on Dottie Caylor case Here is a very interesting article published just this week. It looks like they could be closing in on Jule Caylor. http://www.contracostatimes.com/mld/...s/14522727.htm

05-10-2006, 11:24 PM	#6
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05-21-2006, 03:31 AM	#12
Zero Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Jun 15, 2003 Posts: 495	Honestly, I believe that Jule had something to do with Dotties disappearance. Let's just look at this from a different point of view for a minute. It would not have been difficult for Dottie to leave on her own. Everyone points out her agoraphobia, but let's not forget she was taking classes that were helping her get back out into the world. She opened up a bank account and p.o. box. She COULD have willingly left to get on that BART train, and acted out her plan to leave for good. I wonder how she ever developed her agoraphobia?
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05-10-2006, 09:33 PM	#2
jeeps Member Occasional Poster Join Date: Sep 28, 2004 Location: Boston, MA Posts: 72	You're right crystaldawn, the article is interesting. But I"m still shaking my head that three women would find him attractive enough to marry. I am speechless...and for a speech professor that takes some doing. jeeps

05-10-2006, 10:28 PM	#4
Awsi Dooger Member Senior Member Join Date: Feb 18, 2003 Location: Miami Posts: 1,537	This won't be popular but I kind of liked the guy during the UM segment, probably because of the "Life is pretty good right now..." or whatever it was, with the weird expression, slow delivery and contented tone. I laugh out loud every time I see it. Kind of reminds me of that segment on another true crime case where the husband wants to finish his spaghetti dinner before being led away, after they discover the wife's body in the basement. I'm sure he's guilty. You wonder why UM didn't provide an update after that letter was received shortly after the case aired. In contrast to that vague letter claiming the abduction of the little girl in the '80s, this letter has plenty of specifics to make me lean toward legit: tire iron. Garage. Early morning. Diagram of the garage including area of blood stains. Concord. Remember, I'm on a collossal roll after correctly predicting that potential grave site wouldn't be Jodi Huisentruit.

05-10-2006, 11:10 PM	#5
siamesemeg incapable of thought or speech Frequent Poster Join Date: Jun 02, 2003 Location: Chicago Posts: 104	I honestly never expected any sort of update on this case. I remember watching it, perhaps a year ago or more, and feeling sad that it was such an old, old case with no apparent new information. I'll be watching this with a great deal of interest. Oh, and I totally remember that spaghetti guy - Cold Case Files, maybe? Funny comparison, Awsi.

05-11-2006, 08:55 AM	#8
RightOnDude Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Dec 12, 2005 Posts: 266	Ho yeah, that dude is guiltier than sin. And a huge egomaniac, if I can play armchair psychologist ... if life with Dottie was "pure hell" as he put it, and "Life is pretty good" without her ... if he didn't care if he ever saw her again and felt that she just "got in with the wrong crowd" then ... then why in the world get on Unsolved Mysteries and try to show off by demonstrating your ... very ... slow ... talking ... skills and your VERY ERRatic vo cal me ter ... what a loser with a loser name.

05-11-2006, 09:06 AM	#9
crystaldawn Member Forum 4000 Club Member Join Date: Dec 17, 2002 Location: Illinois Posts: 4,261	You know I think JS even told me that Jule's lawyer was sitting next to him during the interview and wasn't happy when Jule made that crack about life being pretty good since his wife was gone but I think Jule wanted it left in. Maybe if JS reads this he can elaborate more on the article he read because my memory about it is vague.

05-11-2006, 11:47 AM	#10
DarkDante Member Senior Member Join Date: Jul 27, 2002 Posts: 1,569	I didn't want to mention this but crystaldawn mentioned to me over email that Jule Caylor is her secret "dream man". Knowing that some UM personalities sometimes visit this board I'm sure she's just playing hard to get as to not draw his attention. Btw: that information you mentioned about Caylor's lawyer actually comes from the "Bizarre Murders" dvd of all places. While they didn't profile the case the producers did mention it during commentary for another segment - I think "Backyard Bones", if you turn the commentary on for that segment you'll hear them talk a little bit about Jule Caylor.

05-22-2006, 03:50 AM	#14
wiseguy182 Member Forum Veteran Join Date: Apr 11, 2006 Location: Wendy's salad bar Posts: 7,030	I agree with you, greatgarrett2, it was kind of odd when he mentioned "Living with her was hell. Everything's all good now." I'm not sure if it necessarily hurt his cause any, but it probably didn't help either.

05-22-2006, 11:13 AM	#15
crystaldawn Member Forum 4000 Club Member Join Date: Dec 17, 2002 Location: Illinois Posts: 4,261	I'm not sure if you guys have read the actual letter sent to the police years ago about Dottie but I just read it and its shocking! It seems very apparent that the author is Jule himself or someone that was at the murder and helped dispose of her body. The specific details given are amazing!! The question is why in the world would Jule write a letter giving so many facts if he wanted to keep his freedom. Unless all the details given were incorrect and he wanted to throw the police off. Here is a direct link to the letter, map and affidavit in case anyone's interested: http://www.contracostatimes.com/mult...tie_letter.pdf