Forensic Files Season 1 Episode 7-10

Episode 7 Legionnaires Disease

1976- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania- 180 Legionnaires from across the US got pneumonia like symptoms and fevers up to 107 degrees. The coroner described their lungs as looking like Brillo pads. This at the time was the largest and most expensive medical mystery investigation in US history.
  Most who got the disease were over 50 and were smokers. It killed 34 people. Pretty shitty episode to be quite honest with you. I was assuming some towel head or nut job poisoned them.

Episode 8 The Wilson Murder

1992- Huntsville, Alabama. Betty Wilson returned home after her AA meeting and found her husband, Jack dead on the floor next to a baseball bat covered in blood. Although he was stabbed in the abdomen and his telephone line was cut. Oh yeah Jack shit in a bag too.
  Wilson was a 55 year old optometrist. Betty and Jack were both previously married and each had 3 children. Thing is Jack may of been "Whacked" as an informant said he over heard someone say they had to lick a doctor in Huntsville a few days earlier.
  James White a handy man/druggie/boozer living in a trailer was offered to kill Wilson for 5k from Betty Wilson and her twin sister Peggy Lowe.  She probably wanted his 6 million dollar estate just a wild guess. That or got tired of cleaning up his shit bag. She always had other affairs.
  Betty Wilson was sentenced to life in prison for Capital murder.
  Peggy Lowe got off scott free.

Episode 9 Deadly Neighbors

1987- Phoenix, Arizona- Young kids in a Phoenix neighborhood start getting Leukaemia and an astounding rate. It was caused by an electric plant thing. I thought it was common sense to not live near those. I have lung cancer and I only smoke 3 packs a day for 40 years. I don't get it.
  This is just as shitty of an episode to me as the Legionnaires one. Maybe it is your cup of tea.

Episode 10 Insect Clues

  Between 1985-88 18 women were chocked, sexually molested, and left for dead in the California desert. He always used the term " I am only going as far as El Centro". He killed a druggie hooker named Sandra Swick in San Diego. It took the cops 3 years to get a description of the vehicle. A silver honda. It was seen after an officer found a woman lying in the woods and the car driving away. Ronald Porter (a mechanic) was driving the Honda but denied the other attacks of the other 3 years.
  Tire tracks at some of the crime scenes were similar to the spare tire in Porters car. Also his boot prints in his aparment were similar to some found near the scene. By the time they could arrest Porter the statute of limitations had ran out on some of the assault cases. But not the murder case which they had shit evidence on.
  Finally it was insects that got his ass.

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Episode 1- The Murder of Helle Craft

   1986, Newton, CT- Helle Crafts realises that her husband Richard is having an affair from a private investigator.  They were married for 12 years, had 3 small children, and both worked for an airline. Richard was also a part time cop.
   Richard would beat Helle's ass sometimes also. She filed for divorce after she found out about the affair. Shortly after all of this happened Helle went missing. I don't want to ruin too much for you hear but there is a wood chipper involved.

Episode 2- The Magic Bullet

1991- Dallas- A 14 year old named Trey Cooley gets hit with a bullet at a gun range in Texas. Forensics science shows how it was an accident. Trey's father was an ex-state trooper. Investigators found numerous flaws in the gun ranges safety features. The Cooley's filed a negligence law suit against the gun range. The Cooley's revieved 3 million dollars from the gun range. Really who fucking cares it doen's bring him back. Sad.

Trey Cooley 1977-1991

Episode 3 The House That Roared

1992- Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Caren Campano (born July 15th, 1949)was on her third marriage. She argued with her loser husband Chris who was 15 years younger than her. Chris was an employed drug addict. Karen and Chris so called argued that night because Karen was angry that he wouldn't go into drug rehab. Chris claims that the house was burglarised when he was out drinking at the bar that night after the argument. Hmm you are unemployed and a drug addict. Yet you have money to not only drink, but drive and drink at the bar. Wonder who is paying for all that?
  There was a huge blood stain in the bedroom. Blood was everywhere in the bedroom. On the ceiling, the floor, and the walls. Detectives believed that someone was beat with a blunt object. Plus Chris pawned some of Karen's jewelry after she took off. And his alibi was weak. The bartender did not recall Chris at the bar. I wonder why. Maybe because he wasn't fucking there.

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/178291709/caren-campano

Episode 4 The Foot Path Murders

  1982- Narborough, England.Linda Mann(15) was murdered on a foot path in England. This case marks the first time DNA evidence was ever used in a court of law. You learn something new every day. See Brits they just didn't play cricket and drink tea first. There wasn't another murder for 3 years. Dawn Ashworth(15) like Linda strangled and sexually assaulted.
  Some nut case named Richard Buckland, admitted to one of the murders( He was working in a mental institution near by) The DNA proved he was innocent. Should of kept him locked up anyway.
   27 year old Colin Pitchfork a married baker with 2 children was found guilty. The DNA evidence proved it. Even though Pitchfork got someone to take a DNA test for him at first. Problem is the person who took it got pissed up in the bar and bragged about it and someone told the pigs. Sucks to be him.

Episode 5 Planted Evidence

1992- Phoenix,AZ  A body was found just outside of Phoenix. It belonged to Denise Johnson a druggie hooker and mother or 2 from the projects. Her street hooker name was Twist Mamma. She liked to rip off truckers, when she died she tested positive for cocaine. Plant dna was used here for the first time, Mark Bogan was charged with the murder.Bogan must of been mentally ill. Not only a killer who picked up a hooker but the worst thing that makes him the sickest is the hooker was black.

Episode 6 Southside Strangler

1987- Virginia. This shows the case where a negro (Timothy Spencer) in Virginia killed and raped at least 5 women in the late 80's. It was the first time DNA evidence had ever been used to convict a serial killer in the US. Not to be confused with the first time which happened in Episode 4 there in the UK. They also believed Spencer may have committed another murder in 1984 which another man was in jail for. He was let free due to DNA.
  Victims- Debbie Davis(35), Dr. Susan Hellams, 15 year old Diane Cho, Susan Tucker(44). All strangled to death and raped.
  Timothy Spencer was a 25 year old Richmond resident. Known to police. Spencer was sentenced to death and executed in 1994.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timothy_Wilson_Spencer

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Solved Season One

I am slowly updating this as I go along. I have decided to add full links to all crime shows eventually ie this one and forensic files, FBI Criminal Pursuit, Wicked attraction ect. Slowly but surely.
Season 1

1)  The Devil With In - Some fat beaner fucking teenager claims an intruder broke in and killed her parents. This case has a post on this blog under Sara Johnson.

2) An Eye For Murder

3) Minister Of Murder

4) Old Habits Die Hard

5) Blood Money

6) Secrets and Bombs

  Bombs going off in Salt Lake City, Utah.

7) Behind Closed Doors

  The murder of Pennsylvania woman Charlene Hummert. Her crazy fat, balding, four eyed fuck of a husband murdered his wife.

8) The Watch Man

9) Broken Vows

10) Shattered Silence

11) The Dark Side

The murder of California woman Kelly Bullwinkle. She was involved with one of those strange groups that think they are goth or vampires. Too bad really she was very beautiful.

12) Burden of Proof

13) Grave Danger