Ok. Im just throwing this out there....
But due to when all of this took place....we did not have the technology of today: the internet....that allowed news to spread FAST by thousands of
people....all awhile doing super fast research and getting it out there.
I never heard of this case before I came to ATS and my interest was sparked immiediately. So, imagine all those people out there who have NEVER heard
about this. Yes, it made paper headlines. But across the country, at that time...how many people actually heard about it?
Did we even have FOX,CNN, MSNBC back then? There were no blogs, no message boards....nothing.
So maybe this is why the case died. There was no way for it to spread to the masses of people. And those who knew about it didnt have loud enough
voices to be heard...nor the means to get their voice out there to the world.
Eh. Just some thoughts
[edit on 9/17/2008 by greeneyedleo]