I read some of the articles about this case and it aligns with many others. Whenever there is a brutal murder in which no one wants to do their job, a missing person/child, the forensic experts are brought to the mat. In his case it was hair/fiber. (Q-22 denotes which “expert was assigned to this daunting task). Too bad he went the route of psychobabble because he lost as authors/journalist consider themselves experts in that field.

The West Memphis Three are unleashed, leaving behind a hare or two for the discerning of any and all authors/journalists.Ripe with Satanism, bad hairdos,backwoods preachers, and trucking hubs that carry transients from port to port.

Prior to that was the case of missing Kelly Wilson in Texas. OMG! A white woman disappears and suddenly everyone is indicted on satanism, child abuse, and, like in the MacDonald case, the blood samples claim that Kelly really never had a daddy-her mommy a ‘ho-so, just let sleeping dawgs lie…and lie, and lie.

A slashed tire was her demise. See Casey Anthony case. Once again Q-22 tells a story in itself. George was right in placing a handgun there…regardless of what the super journalist spy world who thinks any and everyone owes them something believes.

These are the same people that kept using the same word when the twins came down-”surreal.”