Gaylord Genaw was Murdered

ubtrollin wrote:

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Oh, but your husband was a friend of Gaylord's? Interesting.

Amazed wrote:

I'm lurking. I kinda feel like my "work" here is done - unless and until the Genaws sprout up again here or elsewhere.

manypets wrote:

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Why would someone do that? Stalk a family from website to website? Especially someone who claims to only have an interest in 'who done its'? I can see how someone who has an interest in mysteries would go to a website and ask questions to satisy their curiosity and form their own opinion but to then stalk them for the mere purpose of challenging them? Either that person is sad & pathetic snd needs to get a life, or it is someone with a personal affiliation. Which is it? I vote for the latter.

manypets wrote:

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Why would someone do that? Stalk a family from website to website? Especially someone who claims to only have an interest in 'who done its'? I can see how someone who has an interest in mysteries would go to a website and ask questions to satisy their curiosity and form their own opinion but to then stalk them for the mere purpose of challenging them? Either that person is sad & pathetic snd needs to get a life, or it is someone with a personal affiliation. Which is it? I vote for the latter.

manypets wrote:

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Why would someone do that? Stalk a family from website to website? Especially someone who claims to only have an interest in 'who done its'? I can see how someone who has an interest in mysteries would go to a website and ask questions to satisy their curiosity and form their own opinion but to then stalk them for the mere purpose of challenging them? Either that person is sad & pathetic snd needs to get a life, or it is someone with a personal affiliation. Which is it? I vote for the latter.

manypets wrote:

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Another wanna be Columbo. Lol Sorry - guess again.

manypets wrote:

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That's right. They know my husband - a few know me but they don't know I am posting here under manypets.

manypets wrote:

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No fun doing it by yourself so you wanted to join the circle eh?

Amazed wrote:

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Why? Because they came out on multiple public forums and asked for the attention! Following from site-to-site allows me to double-check the accuracy of what is being presented, to have a chance to hear from posters with other positions/opinions of the "facts". I'm a court watcher; I'm interested in how our courts and legal system operate and what makes people "tick". I used to advocate in court for abused/neglected children and part of that process is investigating what's presented and trying to get to the "truth" for the judge. The Genaws ASKED to be challenged. I can't help it that after I looked at all they've presented I don't see their "facts" as "proof" of murder.

ubtrollin wrote:

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After reviewing everything the Genaws have posted (And challenging remarks by others, ex:mrs.p), I can't see where the inclination of Murder even came into play. From some posters comments, it is apparent that the Genaws immediately jumped on the 'Murder Train' and are still there. Manypets states the investigation was 'sloppy', yet the reports are VERY detailed, the investigation was opened longer than a year (In Ingham County, PI accidents that are under investigation are closed when the autopsy and tox are completed), no LE has ever indicated suspicion of foul play--so unless the latest investigator (the car counter) found something earth shattering, that the rest of us overlooked....accidental death.

ever proof read wrote:

Pennys ? pennies
What does "been on look in to" mean
Whats a "Mounths" ???
Explain "sell the Dingmens to hell"
Why comment on a dead thread ??

ever proof read wrote:

Because it bothers your rosey red so I will why you looking at a dead thread and I will not use the cap key as your pee nus enevy way of making a point . I ask them to define and or explain their errors but you go bitch it up and make it "All Rosey" like I told you before
Oh and a late Happy Thanksgiving to you ya old bird"