Anonymous
Post 10/21/2012 20:33     Subject: What mysteries would you like to see finally solved someday?
Anonymous wrote:why my friend was murdered in Culpeper and by who.


I'm so sorry. Who is your friend?

I also want to know what happened to the Lyon sisters and Maddie McCann. And I'd like to add the Beaumont children in Australia.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beaumont_children_disappearance
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2012 20:24     Subject: What mysteries would you like to see finally solved someday?
Anonymous wrote:Here is the link for the story listed above;

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/ashley-turton-hill-aide-wife-white-house-staffer/t/story?id=12583600



That really does smell. You don't have a career like hers and leave for a morning flight drunk off your ass.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2012 20:18     Subject: What mysteries would you like to see finally solved someday?
why my friend was murdered in Culpeper and by who.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2012 20:15     Subject: What mysteries would you like to see finally solved someday?
Anonymous wrote:My great-grandmother died shortly after the birth of her fifteenth child. Officially, the child also died, but privately the family always thought she was given to another family whose new baby had died. My great grandpa was no emotional peach, so I don't think this was the denial of grief. I've (and the rest of the family) always wondered - did she survive? Where did she go? Who raised her? Did the unwitting adoptive mother "know" on some level that this was not the child she birthed?

Not a big mystery, or one that matters to anyone outside our family, but I wonder.


This happened a lot, but more often to unwed or abandoned mothers.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2012 19:58     Subject: What mysteries would you like to see finally solved someday?
My great-grandmother died shortly after the birth of her fifteenth child. Officially, the child also died, but privately the family always thought she was given to another family whose new baby had died. My great grandpa was no emotional peach, so I don't think this was the denial of grief. I've (and the rest of the family) always wondered - did she survive? Where did she go? Who raised her? Did the unwitting adoptive mother "know" on some level that this was not the child she birthed?

Not a big mystery, or one that matters to anyone outside our family, but I wonder.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2012 19:46     Subject: Re:What mysteries would you like to see finally solved someday?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Maddie McCann



good one.


Definitely this case because many believe she is (or was) alive following the abduction. So awful.


I wonder if a hotel staff member took her and sold to a family for adoption.


Or sold her for worse circumstances. Imagine living with that as her parents and just never knowing. Just awful.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2012 18:52     Subject: Re:What mysteries would you like to see finally solved someday?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Maddie McCann



good one.


Definitely this case because many believe she is (or was) alive following the abduction. So awful.


I wonder if a hotel staff member took her and sold to a family for adoption.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2012 18:48     Subject: Re:What mysteries would you like to see finally solved someday?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Maddie McCann



good one.


Definitely this case because many believe she is (or was) alive following the abduction. So awful.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2012 18:38     Subject: What mysteries would you like to see finally solved someday?
How about Ted Kennedy and what really happened at Chappaquidick? I had thought that on his death bed he would finally tell the truth but he might have had a deal with the Kopeckny(sp) family to keep his mouth shut. And even though they have denied it, that family probably did receive a settlement.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2012 18:07     Subject: What mysteries would you like to see finally solved someday?
Anonymous wrote:Re: Jon Benet case, was she killed in the home? Wasn't the family home? How did they not hear her being tortured?


It was a huge house and she was in the basement.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2012 17:02     Subject: What mysteries would you like to see finally solved someday?
Which came first, the chicken or the egg?
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2012 17:02     Subject: What mysteries would you like to see finally solved someday?
Re: Jon Benet case, was she killed in the home? Wasn't the family home? How did they not hear her being tortured?
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2012 16:56     Subject: What mysteries would you like to see finally solved someday?
Here is the link for the story listed above;

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/ashley-turton-hill-aide-wife-white-house-staffer/t/story?id=12583600

Anonymous
Post 10/21/2012 16:51     Subject: What mysteries would you like to see finally solved someday?
How about that Lobbyist found dead in her garage at 6am drunk?
I know lots of people on here knew her or her husband or at least knew of her.
I don't know the details but that case stunk of a cover-up if I ever heard it.
I don't believe for a 2nd that she came home drunk and wrecked her car, she had a huge meeting that next morning, young kids, too many things to point to a cover-up.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2012 15:45     Subject: Re:What mysteries would you like to see finally solved someday?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:All of the ones you mentioned above have actually been solved. It's in our nature to question and want to make the mystery out of something that's in plain site. Sort of like Obama birth certificate "conspiracy."


so who killed jon benet? (by the way i meant i agree about wanting to know, not that i think i know what happened)


Her mom just as the OP said. I think it was an accident but I think she did it.


How do you "accidentally" sexually assault your daughter by sticking objects up her genitals? How do you "accidentally" tase your daughter?


Cause of death was skull fracture and strangulation with a tourniquet ligature, which had to be assembled. There was nothing accidental about her death.