Comments on: “Agencies, Answers, and Assumptions”

By: abby

abby — Sat, 04 Nov 2006 14:40:17 +0000

i know i wrote a few of these but i hope my step son wife is ionecent , for her sake and the kids but it dont look good.

By: abby

abby — Sat, 04 Nov 2006 14:38:28 +0000

by do an atopsey can thay tell the parents the da test on a man son . his x wife told there son he did not belong to his dad who raised him the son who was killed was sad buti do not think he killed him self ancer will help god bless all

By: ivallean

ivallean — Sat, 04 Nov 2006 02:01:03 +0000

and also she burned the bed and the the shell casing away because the night of his death the cops coudent find it and was told not to mess with any thing in the room what you think any one

By: ivallean

ivallean — Sat, 04 Nov 2006 01:55:20 +0000

to whom i may ask my step son took 15 xanax and 3 methadone pill and my so call daught in law said he shot him self but i have seen him take 5 xanax and go to sleep in 1/2 hour he was shot in the jaw bone and she told 15 tales about it now the cops is supecting foul play . so any one in put would help , it realy hurting my old man to think his son would kill him self but the cops think it was homeside any help would be blessed , ps he had 4 kids who he loved dearly and he was dead 2 weeks till she had a boy friend . and alos she had insurance on him ,

By: Sherry Frazier

Sherry Frazier — Sat, 13 May 2006 23:42:47 +0000

Douglas,

Thank you. My typing is terrible. I mean’t to say
that the medical examiner said he could tell me it
was not a hammer and that’s it. Inept medical
examiner. Old fart should have been retired along
time ago. He was probably 80 at the time. I used
to work as a court reporter and witnessed his ineptness
many a time. Little did I know he would play an
interical role in my life later on. Bad luck for me.

In the beginning I was consumed and had to let it go
as all doors were locked to me. I am back at it as
I need closure for my family and myself. Only this
weired stuff could happen to me. I am building my
case and as I stated I will return to haunt all who
had a finger in that pie many years ago who screwed
it up. It’s a blatant cover up I am sure.

I appreciate your time and was surprised to see you
took your precious time to answer me. God Bless You.
Wish you had been the one to do my fathers autopsy.
Would have been done right.

Also, what did you make of the size of the hole to
my fathers head? 2 1/2″ by 3/4″ wide penetrating
the full thickness of the skull. Cause of death
was skull fracture with cerebral trauma. No other
injuries to his skeletal frame. I could see upper
defense wounds to his body but that was not noted
on the autopsy report. I think I received a report
concocted to satisfy me and cover up the ineptness
by all.

Please reply.

Sincerely,

Sherry Frazier
Mt. Vernon, VA

By: Terri

Terri — Mon, 08 May 2006 15:02:23 +0000

Bless you for taking the time to answer these questions for this person. I am sure she feels much better now. I tried to put myself in her place for a minute and I cannot even begin to describe how I would feel if something like this happened to my father. It is overwhelming to even think about it. You are a very kind person.

By: judy wyatt

judy wyatt — Sat, 06 May 2006 07:19:57 +0000

A Douglas,

Thank you for maintining your professional distance in the midst of the emotional turmoil and desperation for answers from the family members you meet and who write to you.

I am particularly appreciative of your response to the reader above:
“…it appears to me that the best anyone can do is continue living their life with a strong belief that they are right no matter what anyone else says. That’s not to say that such a belief should consume your life, but hopefully will allow you to move on past the point that you feel everyone else must agree with you in order for you to have closure.”

I hope she finds peace, and maybe some answers. But I agree that you cannot solve the case for her.

–Judy Wyatt