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Old 02-27-2010, 03:23 PM   #1
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Default Help with a segment on husband suspected of murdering his wife

The wife's name was Kathy. They were going through a divorce I believe.

What happened was that she was getting ready to go out on a date when her ex-husband was watching the kids. The husband and his wife had spontaneous sex before she went out. She then still went out with this guy on a date (who was cleared by the way) and was never seen again.

Her body was found a few football lengths away from her husband's house. The thing that stuck out in my mind was the cop that arrived at the house asking the husband if he knew where Kathy was. According to the cop he said the husband looked over to the area where Kathy's body was found before answering. The husband is the prime suspect.

Okay, I know I haven't seen it in a while but I never got the feeling that the husband was guilty. The circumstantial evidence went against him but I would love to have seen the segment again to figure out why I thought he was innocent. What is the name of it?



Also, I know this one got solved but the name of the segment of the boy that drops a girl off at a gas station only to have two male friends of her pick her up. The guy passed the polygraph two or three times yet was STILL guilty of killing her. I believe that was solved. What name was that?

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The wife's name was Kathy. They were going through a divorce I believe.

What happened was that she was getting ready to go out on a date when her ex-husband was watching the kids. The husband and his wife had spontaneous sex before she went out. She then still went out with this guy on a date (who was cleared by the way) and was never seen again.

Her body was found a few football lengths away from her husband's house. The thing that stuck out in my mind was the cop that arrived at the house asking the husband if he knew where Kathy was. According to the cop he said the husband looked over to the area where Kathy's body was found before answering. The husband is the prime suspect.

Okay, I know I haven't seen it in a while but I never got the feeling that the husband was guilty. The circumstantial evidence went against him but I would love to have seen the segment again to figure out why I thought he was innocent. What is the name of it?



Also, I know this one got solved but the name of the segment of the boy that drops a girl off at a gas station only to have two male friends of her pick her up. The guy passed the polygraph two or three times yet was STILL guilty of killing her. I believe that was solved. What name was that?

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Damn it...I remember the first one, but I can't remember any specifics. I always thought it was more than suspicious that they "just happened" to have "spontaneous sex" with her ex-husband while getting ready to go on a date with another guy.
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Damn it...I remember the first one, but I can't remember any specifics. I always thought it was more than suspicious that they "just happened" to have "spontaneous sex" with her ex-husband while getting ready to go on a date with another guy.
Well the sister of Kathy if I remember correctly felt as if it were a rape. But I doubt it. She didn't die afterwards. She went out with this other guy still and eventually had sex with him that night as well. How they knew her husband had sex with her was that he had a vasectomy. He doesn't deny it. What I remember is him saying......."well she came out of the shower with her towel on, and I approached her for sex.........." sounds spontaneous enough to me, lol
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#2 = Wendy Long, I think.
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The wife's name was Kathy. They were going through a divorce I believe.

What happened was that she was getting ready to go out on a date when her ex-husband was watching the kids. The husband and his wife had spontaneous sex before she went out. She then still went out with this guy on a date (who was cleared by the way) and was never seen again.

Her body was found a few football lengths away from her husband's house. The thing that stuck out in my mind was the cop that arrived at the house asking the husband if he knew where Kathy was. According to the cop he said the husband looked over to the area where Kathy's body was found before answering. The husband is the prime suspect.

Okay, I know I haven't seen it in a while but I never got the feeling that the husband was guilty. The circumstantial evidence went against him but I would love to have seen the segment again to figure out why I thought he was innocent. What is the name of it?



Also, I know this one got solved but the name of the segment of the boy that drops a girl off at a gas station only to have two male friends of her pick her up. The guy passed the polygraph two or three times yet was STILL guilty of killing her. I believe that was solved. What name was that?

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The first case is that of Kathy and Steve Page. Kathy's family thinks Steve murdered Kathy and used/is using his connections with the local police department to avoid being held culpable for her murder. I've always thought Steve Page was innocent as well.
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#2 = Wendy Long, I think.
Hmm, I'm not sure. I cannot find it on Youtube or anything like that. Are you sure?
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Yes, it was Kathy and Steve Page. Steve Page has never been charged criminally in the case although Kathy's family filed a wrongful death civil suit against him. The first two trials resulted in hung jury's but in the third trial he was found liable for his ex-wife's death and ordered to pay an undisclosed sum.
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Yes, it was Kathy and Steve Page. Steve Page has never been charged criminally in the case although Kathy's family filed a wrongful death civil suit against him. The first two trials resulted in hung jury's but in the third trial he was found liable for his ex-wife's death and ordered to pay an undisclosed sum.
Didn't I read somewhere recently that Steve Page had passed away? Or am I remembering this wrong>?
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Also, I know this one got solved but the name of the segment of the boy that drops a girl off at a gas station only to have two male friends of her pick her up. The guy passed the polygraph two or three times yet was STILL guilty of killing her. I believe that was solved. What name was that?
Wendi Long, who vanished on April 13, 2001. She was reportedly last seen at a Chevron gas station, and it wasn't until later that year when her remains were finally recovered. Robert 'Rocky' Stewart was found guilty of her murder, and is now doing life in prison
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Didn't I read somewhere recently that Steve Page had passed away? Or am I remembering this wrong>?
If anything, there was a Robert Page who died recently. His wife Pamela disappeared in 1989. UM featured that case during the 1993-94 season.

http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/p/page_pamela.html
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Also, I know this one got solved but the name of the segment of the boy that drops a girl off at a gas station only to have two male friends of her pick her up. The guy passed the polygraph two or three times yet was STILL guilty of killing her. I believe that was solved. What name was that?
You know, I remember the part in the reenactment where the girl says she met her two friends and they pan to a shot of two men sitting in a dark car with rather sinister looks. It was like "this is the doorway to hell. Step forward. " It was one of the creepiest UM shots I ever saw.

Of course, that guy's story was bull**** but that shot was still creepy as hell.
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You know, I remember the part in the reenactment where the girl says she met her two friends and they pan to a shot of two men sitting in a dark car with rather sinister looks. It was like "this is the doorway to hell. Step forward. " It was one of the creepiest UM shots I ever saw.

Of course, that guy's story was bull**** but that shot was still creepy as hell.
Yes and I am still trying to find that segment online, but cannot anywhere for some reason. Anyone know?
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