I'm just sad it took him so long to come forward and admit his guilt and that Patsy wasn't alive to see it happen, although I did read he was writing letters to her.
I still think there is more to it. Just a gut feeling I have. I hope I'm wrong, and it is over, but, I don't know. I just wish that Patsy would have been alive to see this happen, after all those years of being under so much suspicion.
I kept a journal on AOL for over four years. AOL decided to get rid of journals, so I transferred my memories from there to Blogspot. I don't intend to add to this site, except perhaps to add some pictures that were lost in the transfer; I'm keeping it for the memories: memories of babysitting my granddaughters; of my long-gone dog, Mandy; of nights spent at the cabin; of vacations and motorcycles bought and sold.
Thanks, Blogspot, for helping me save my memories.
I was born in 1944. My husband and I are retired, living in a mobile home, and loving life every day with our oldest grandson living in our old house next door to lend us a helping hand if we need it.
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I too thought this would never be solved. Still so sad so many years later.
I think America owes this family a huge apology! I always knew the parents and brother were innocent!
I'm just sad it took him so long to come forward and admit his guilt and that Patsy wasn't alive to see it happen, although I did read he was writing letters to her.
betty
I still think there is more to it. Just a gut feeling I have. I hope I'm wrong, and it is over, but, I don't know. I just wish that Patsy would have been alive to see this happen, after all those years of being under so much suspicion.
Jackie
I wonder if this is really true?
Hope they have some DNA or something to prove
he is telling the truth.
Karla~WA
I really thought the parents had something to do with her murder. I was surprised.
Missie
I am with you Mosie,I thought it would never be solved....We shall see....
love ya,
carlene
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