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Oct 26, 2009 | Posted by: roboblogger

Reward offered in unsolved murder case

Full story: KSBY-TV San Luis Obispo

The Crime Stoppers program of San Luis Obispo County announced a $5,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of any suspects in the murder of 71-year-old Jerry Lee Greer.

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CrescentCrow

Joined: Aug 1, 2009

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Brookings, OR

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After reading the article in the San Louis Obispo Tribune it would seem that this was not a random act or the act serial killer. With multiple gun shot wounds there would be an a lot of blood and I must say that I was somewhat shocked that his brother Gene would hug him. I know that grief can affect people in different ways, but in doing that he disturbed a crime scene.

If I were the family I would start looking to people that knew him and sometimes that looking within the family.

question

Lexington, NC

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Who had the most to gain from his death??? Look that way.

kline

Shinnston, WV

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it has 'personal written all over it.
It does not seem like some random act,I would be looking in his immediate circle just prior to his death.

CrescentCrow

Joined: Aug 1, 2009

Comments: 239

Brookings, OR

I would taking note of anyone that knows the family that might have purchased something that would be out of their budget or acting out of character when Jerry's name is mentioned.

CrescentCrow

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Brookings, OR

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CrescentCrow

Joined: Aug 1, 2009

Comments: 239

Brookings, OR

kline wrote:

it has 'personal written all over it.
It does not seem like some random act,I would be looking in his immediate circle just prior to his death.

I agree. Since the home was not ransacked that says to me whoever did this was not interested in what Jerry had in his home but what could be had in the long run. Someone that was looking for any money that could have been hidden in the house would have tore it up looking for it. That in itself says that this was not a random act. I am sure Law Enforcement would be thinking that also.

Has anyone been questioned and how may times have they been brought in to be questioned ? That would also narrow down who Law Enforcement is looking at as a prime suspect.

CrescentCrow

Joined: Aug 1, 2009

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Brookings, OR

question wrote:

Who had the most to gain from his death??? Look that way.

That would most likely be a family member. There is land involved. I would be curious as to who had the most dealings with Jerry within his family circle. Maybe a possible on going disagreement ?

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