Scooby-Doo, - Where Are You !!!

It would appear that the whereabouts of Scooby-Doo's best friend Shaggy is unknown & has developed into somewhat of a Mystery.....


Scooby-Doo, - Where Are You !!!

A judge ordered an investigation into the whereabouts of Shaggy,, or the voice of Shaggy ,, better known as Casey Kasem...believed to have been taken to an Indian reservation in Washington state or otherwise ferreted out of the country..

A judge ordered an investigation into the whereabouts of Casey Kasem,,an attorney who appeared at the hearing, said he did not know where Shaggy was but that he was "no longer in the United States & had no idea where he is.... that revelation brought stunned protests from two of Casey Kasem's daughters..the judge then ordered a court-appointed attorney to find out the whereabouts of Shaggy as soon as possible.

"Justice has been served today,"

a reply to: Hoaxster

im unfamiliar with this story, why did he go missing? is there any clues or theories? kidnapping? fleeing?

When they find him be sure its not a rubber mask.

a reply to: Hoaxster

Rumour has it that Kasey "American Top 40" Kasum was taken to an Indian Reservation, beyond US state control... whatever that means - I am not sure if that is even possible, or what the status of First People's lands are in the USA - despite existing court orders that ensured his children had visitation access to see him. His wife moved him away thus breaking the court orders and has now been ordered to make all his medical records available for the court and his family.

PS. This guy was the sound of pop and America for millions of peeps in the seventies. Hope he is okay and his kids get to see him.

originally posted by: pryingopen3rdeye
a reply to: Hoaxster

im unfamiliar with this story, why did he go missing? is there any clues or theories? kidnapping? fleeing?

Seems to be a 'custody' battle.

Superior Court Judge Daniel S. Murphy ordered a court investigator and adult protective services to find out where Kasem is being treated and report back to the court. Kasem, 82, suffers from advanced Parkinson's disease, can no longer speak and has been in various medical facilities chosen by his wife, Jean Kasem.

Casey Kasem's children have complained that they have been unable to see their father in accordance with an agreement with their stepmother. Daughter Kerri Kasem had sought a temporary conservatorship and was appointed her father's temporary caretaker on Monday. Her attorney, Troy Martin, said the family believes the entertainer has been taken to an Indian reservation in Washington state.

a reply to: Blister

I am not sure if that is even possible, or what the status of First People's lands are in the USA - See more at: www.abovetopsecret.com...

In a technical sense they are treated like a friendly nation. For instance the Bureau can't come in to selected tribal lands and whisk someone away. They would need to grant and present a writ of habeas corpus and go through extradition at the Federal level. A judge would have the final say.

It's similar to a person arrested for robbery who is a drug addict. A judge can suspend habeas corpus if this person enters a rehab facility. If the person completes the program to the judges satisfaction then the writ is dissolved.

So, to answer the question: ' the status of First People's lands are in the USA' It's basically up to a judge at the federal level. As far as visitation of offspring that will be worked out within the government of the tribe-and assuming a judge will agree to the conditions.

From what I heard a long time ago, his kids/stepmomma are in a brutal fight for his money. Sad. I don't think he's mentally competent at this point, either. I'm not really sure. I would hope that his last days on earth could be peaceful and his children/stepmother would stop being greedy.

Just letting folks know that Casey Kasem has died, at the age of 82.

Source: www.nydailynews.com...

The popular radio DJ and TV veteran was a mainstay on 'American Top 40' and similar shows for decades, as well as the voice of well-known cartoon characters, such as Shaggy from ‘Scooby-Doo.’ Kasem, who suffered from Lewy Body disease — a progressive form of dementia — had been at the center of a bitter battle between three of his adult children and his second wife, Jean, over his care.

Let's remember Casey Kasem with what he was good at:

Will miss ya badly