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Just googled Tamla Horsford to read up on her. I haven't read beyond the first few paragraphs of this article (archive), but her blood alcohol was 0.238, with traces of Xanax and marijuana in her system. This is by the family's own admission.

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You ever see those body cam videos when they clearly explain to a black person MULTIPLE TIMES why they're being arrested/detained/have to leave a business? All they do is ask "why?" over and over to try to waste the police officer's time. My guess is the family kept doing this and the cops were out of patience and told them to read the reports.


Yikes. And this guy's a lawyer?
What do you think about the husband telling that story about how the people who handled her dead body painted her face a darker blacker shade than her original skin tone "like a minstrel" look? Because he complained about that too.
 
The position of the body being prone on the ground makes a lot of sense when you take into consideration the booze and Xanax. Drunk drivers often shrug off horrifying injuries because they’re too blitzed to physically react like a normal person; I don’t see why that wouldn’t be the case here.
Also people in crashes usually react by going tense. Drunks are too drunk to do that, and that perversely results in them often being less harmed.
 
Also people in crashes usually react by going tense. Drunks are too drunk to do that, and that perversely results in them often being less harmed.
The arguments I've always seen are "her body was faced in a way opposite of someone who falls" or "her face was forward" or "she didn't really have facial injuries" which could all probably be explained.
 
One phrase that always annoys the hell out of me and is always given toi much significance: "The area had been previously searched by authorities."

Yeah, places are usually searched multiple times, particularly rural or difficult areas, because it's hard to find things in those areas and stuff is often overlooked. It doesn't mean someone came back later and dumped stuff but people always default to that line of thinking.
 
One phrase that always annoys the hell out of me and is always given toi much significance: "The area had been previously searched by authorities."

Yeah, places are usually searched multiple times, particularly rural or difficult areas, because it's hard to find things in those areas and stuff is often overlooked. It doesn't mean someone came back later and dumped stuff but people always default to that line of thinking.
If you are referring to the case I posted, the backpack is a bright ass yellow color that kids wear specifically to be visible. To my knowledge it was not wrapped in anything.
 
If you are referring to the case I posted, the backpack is a bright ass yellow color that kids wear specifically to be visible. To my knowledge it was not wrapped in anything.
It was not, which makes the fact that it wasn't even wet when it was found even weirder.
初めて事態が大きく動いたのは、3月29日のことだった。山中で、親族が結希くんの黄色のランリュックを発見したのだ。しかし、リュックにはいくつか“不審な点”があったという。前出の大手紙記者が続ける。

「消防団や警察が前日まで何度も捜索していたエリアで発見されました。地元の消防団長も『前回捜索時はそこになかった』などと証言しており、“人為的な意図”で置かれた可能性がある。

また、結希くんの失踪から29日までの間、現地では雨が降った日があったにもかかわらず、リュックはほとんど汚れておらず乾燥した状態だった。前日まで屋内に保管されていた可能性もあると分析されています」

リュックが発見されたのは、結希くんが通っていた小学校から直線距離で北西におよそ3キロ離れている山中だった。地元住民は、「あんなところ誰も行かへんよ」と首をひねる。

「別の道路が渋滞したりして、通れない時には通るけど、車1台しか通られへんほど狭い。地元の人でもよっぽどのことがないと通らない道です」(地元住民)
The first major development occurred on March 29. In the mountains, a relative discovered Yuki’s yellow backpack. However, there were reportedly several “suspicious aspects” to the backpack. The reporter from the major newspaper mentioned earlier continues:

“It was found in an area that the volunteer fire department and police had searched repeatedly up until the day before. The local fire chief also testified that ‘it wasn’t there during the previous search,’ suggesting the possibility that it was placed there intentionally.

Furthermore, despite the fact that it had rained on some days between Yuki’s disappearance and the 29th, the backpack was almost completely clean and dry. It is believed that it may have been stored indoors until the day before.”

The backpack was found in the mountains, approximately 3 kilometers northwest of the elementary school Yuki attended, as the crow flies. Local residents shake their heads in puzzlement, saying, “Nobody goes to a place like that.”

“We use it when other roads are congested and impassable, but it’s so narrow that only one car can pass at a time. It’s a road that even locals don’t use unless there’s a very good reason,” said a local resident.

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https://www.news-postseven.com/archives/20260408_2102544.html?DETAIL
 
One phrase that always annoys the hell out of me and is always given toi much significance: "The area had been previously searched by authorities."

Yeah, places are usually searched multiple times, particularly rural or difficult areas, because it's hard to find things in those areas and stuff is often overlooked. It doesn't mean someone came back later and dumped stuff but people always default to that line of thinking.
I've watched enough Missing 411 videos to know that it's Interdimensional Bigfoot who puts the bodies in areas that have been already searched.
 
Her husband tried to use the excuse that she could drink an entire bottle of booze and drive home fine (LOL, WTF if this was something she used to do) so no way could she have gotten drunk and fallen.
It could be something as stupid as how she felt that day. Well rested and on a full stomach, yeah sure maybe she could champ a bottle of liquor.

But there are so many variables, not the least of which being that if she could have drank more than usual. A drunk that knows "they can handle their liquor" might think it's fine to drink the bottle and a few shots or some wine too.
 
Somerton Man aka "Tamam Shud" case fascinates me: a man who never existed died in ways that shouldn't be possible, and his body was randomly found on a beach. This happened right at the start of the cold war, so one wonders if anything shady was happening that led to his death, I guess we will never know.
 
You should brush up sometime when you get some time, he's got it all: Cold War Paranoia, chasing people, porch lurking, lurking in abandoned military buildings, appearing when a bunch of people have died...

Anyways, can't really link you to many sources as it was an Unsolved Mysteries tier show that provided baby Bepis with the info so long ago. Here's a decent run down on the incident and the men in black that started appearing afterward, tho. Hope it helps fill in some gaps!
The Men in Black add ons to the Mothman story by John Keel were so weirdly entertaining, like they were apparently supremely autistic in their dress and mannerisms.
 
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The Men in Black add ons to the Mothman story by John Keel were so weirdly entertaining, like they were supremely autistic in his they dress and mannerisms.
They get "Do you realize" talks from the boss like every other day lmao
 
Somerton Man aka "Tamam Shud" case fascinates me: a man who never existed died in ways that shouldn't be possible, and his body was randomly found on a beach. This happened right at the start of the cold war, so one wonders if anything shady was happening that led to his death, I guess we will never know.
Just like we'll never know what that one murdered woman attempted to write when she was dying. I don't think that message will ever be figured out.
 
I've watched enough Missing 411 videos to know that it's Interdimensional Bigfoot who puts the bodies in areas that have been already searched.

I lurk the Bigfoot subreddits and love listening to podcasts where the ‘witnesses’ are either insane or fucking with the host. Favorite story was from some Appalachian hillbilly saying he knew some old woman who ran a sorta Bigfoot daycare where the babies ate pop tarts and cereal and watched Sponge Bob. He then went on about how he thought one of the lady bigfoots was attractive.

Editing to add that is Bigfoot was real I actually don’t think it’s far fetched that a man would wanna fuck one.
 
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But there are so many variables, not the least of which being that if she could have drank more than usual. A drunk that knows "they can handle their liquor" might think it's fine to drink the bottle and a few shots or some wine too.
I specifically remember the husband made this big claim about how she was an Islander, and how Islanders can hold their liquor very well. Unless she's Andre The Giant, I really doubt it.
 
I lurk the Bigfoot subreddits and love listening to podcasts where the ‘witnesses’ are either insane or fucking with the host. Favorite story was from some Appalachian hillbilly saying he knew some old woman who ran a sorta Bigfoot daycare where the babies ate pop tarts and cereal and watched Sponge Bob. He then went on about how he thought one of the lady bigfoots was attractive.
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Since it's approaching its 25th Anniversary, The Disappearance of Branson Perry remains one of Skidmore, Missouri's unsolved cold cases.

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Background:
Skidmore, Missouri, is a small town nestled in Nodaway County. It was settled in 1840 as a part of the Platte Purchase. The town became known as a Railway hub during the late 1880s until the late 1970s, when the railway service was shut down and abandoned. However, Skidmore was more known for its crime and tightknit townsfolk that refuse to give answers and speak up.

Kenneth Rex McElroy, or simply Ken McElroy, was described by many locals as "The Town Bully."

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I'll go into a brief synopsis of Ken, as it's been covered here plenty of times, but a spoiler warning will be needed for his various crimes, some of which are very horrific.

Ken was accused and tried on a countless number of crimes, ranging from arson, aggravated sexual assault/statutory rape, animal cruelty, and burglary, of which he escaped criminal conviction almost every time by intimidation or acquittal. During that time, he also had 17 children with multiple women, some like his final wife, Trena, were as young as 12. On June 10th, 1981, Ken, who was accompanied by his wife Trena, was sitting in his truck in public when an unnamed gunman shot him multiple times in broad daylight. At least nearly 50 people witnessed this go down, but nobody came forward with the killing. After extensive investigations by the FBI & Law Enforcement, all charges were dropped as nobody confessed or was properly identified who did the killing. To this day, the murder itself remains unsolved, but locals argued that he had "deserved it".

Branson Perry's Background:
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Branson Kayne Perry was born on February 24, 1981, to Robert Perry & Rebecca Klino. As a young child, Perry had a medical condition known as tachyarrhythmia, in which his heart beat abnormally faster than normal heart rates. His parents had divorced, so he had lived with his father, Bob. He had worked various blue-collar odd jobs in town after graduating from high school, including construction, installing roofs, and working as a caretaker for a local petting zoo. He was also a black belt in Hapkido.

At some point in his life, Bob wasn't so certain about his son's sexuality, as it was implied that he was either gay or bisexual, having sexual encounters with men, such as an event on April 7th, 2001, Perry would visit the house of Jason Biermann. During the night, Biermann had allegedly drugged Perry, and Perry had hallucinated, dancing around his house nude, shaved off his pubic hair, and was sexually assaulted by Biermann. When Perry told Bob he had grown furious about how his son was taken advantage of in such a manner, this is why Perry's aforementioned uncertainty about his sexuality grew with Bob.


April 11th, 2001:

Perry along with a couple of unnamed mechanics were over at his house working on Bob's car as it needed an alternator to be replaced. Bob was due to return home from the hospital. He invited his friend Jena Crawford over to the house to help with cleaning up the yard and to get it ready for Bob's return. Jena asked a couple of questions about what Perry was doing but was quickly dismissed by him saying that "It was nothing". Perry then told Jena that he was taking jumper cables over to the shed in his yard at around 3:00pm, this was the last time Branson Perry was seen.

The next day Perry's grandmother Jo Ann Stinnett arrived at the Perry residence and noticed that the house was unlocked and seemingly empty. She tried to get in contact with both Rebecca to wonder if she knows where Branson is and if he had spoken to her, Klino didn't have a clue. In the following days after Bob was discharged from the hospital they went a filed a missing persons report and a ground search covering a 15 mile radius from the home, the search team did recover the jumper cables that were behind the shed door.

According to various friends and family members including Jena, Perry had been recently experimenting with marijuana and various amphetamines there were even rumors that Perry had owed local drug dealers money. Bob also suspected that his son had stayed with friends in Kansas City and had hitchhiked he didn't have a working car.


Jack Wayne Rogers:

Jack Wayne Rogers a former Presbyterian Minister & Boy Scout leader was arrested on April 10th 2003, (nearly 2 years after Perry's disappearance). And his crimes are gonna need a NSFL spoiler for the next paragraph.

Rogers was indicted on charges of first degree assault as well as practicing medicine without a license. The type of which involved removing/mutilating a transgender woman's testicles in a botched sexual reassignment surgery attempt. He was also charged with having CSAM on his computer. Upon discovery, Investigators found Rogers had made various online accounts on messageboards that go into detail of the torture he would do to young men which involved cutting off their testicles and eating them.

Rogers & his defense attorney's intially argued this as fantasy, but then a post recovered from one of his messageboard sites which went into detail of a blonde boy who was a hitchhiker and had proceed to rape him, torture, and murder him. He claimed that he buried his body in the Ozarks and that coincidentally Law Enforcement while searching Rogers' Property had found a necklace that resembled one belonging to Branson.

Rogers had continued to deny that he never met Branson Perry and maintained everything he did was purely fake, and fantasy. At his sentencing Rebecca Klino pleaded & begged Rogers to reveal Perry's last known location, and or whereabouts which he still denied ever meeting Perry. Rogers received a 30 year concurrent prison sentence for the assault, CSAM, & illegal surgery with the earliest release date being October 30th, 2028.

Tips, Developments, & Deaths of Family Members:

Several years later in 2008, Law Enforcement continued focusing on credible tips for Perry, one involved a potential location where Perry's remains at least might be they had dug up and found nothing Jo Ann Stinnett told reporters that "They had searched every oil well, every outside toilet, literally everywhere possible for us to think that something could be there" those questions of course will remain unanswered.

Bobbie Jo Stinnett's Murder:

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I'll make this another brief section.

Almost 4 years after Perry's disappearance his case would receive national attention following the murder of his cousin Bobbie Jo. Stinnett ran a dog breeding business with her husband in Skidmore and met Lisa Marie Montgomery at dog show events. The two had exchanged emails about dog breeding and pregnancy, as Stinnett was pregnant with her daughter at the time. The women agreed to meet up on December 16, 2004 as Montgomery was interested in buying a puppy from Stinnett. Montgomery then attacked Stinnett and strangled her with a phone cord and took a kitchen knife to her abdomen. While regaining consciousness, Montgomery strangled her to death. She then proceeded to cut the premature fetus out of Stinnett's body and kidnapped her, she was later arrested the following day. Montgomery would be charged First-Degree Murder & Federal Kidnapping as the baby crossed statelines she would be sentenced to death by lethal injection on January 13, 2021. Stinnett's daughter Victoria Jo would survive the kidnapping and currently she lives a private life.


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The family would never find any closure on what happened to Perry. Bob died in 2004, & Rebecca died in 2011 after battling melanoma. Klino would be buried at Mount Zion Baptist Cemetery in Starfield, MO alongside an empty plot reserved for Branson, His headstone lists his death date as April 11, 2001. Jo Ann Stinnett would later pass away in 2015.

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In 2022, Randy Strong of the Nodaway County Sheriff's Office claimed that "They have a suspect identified though there isn't enough evidence or probable cause to make an arrest".

In 2024, The Sheriff's office received new tips for locations of burial locations including one area where it was suggested that the earth had been moved and had concluded at one point there may of been evidence of something there at one point though, the trail went cold shortly after.


The Drug House Theory:
There was a house located east of Quitman, MO that had burned down during the days that followed Branson's disappearance. This specific house was widely known by the locals as a drug hub and considering the corroborated stories of Perry experimenting with drugs it is suggested that he could have gone there. Though the timeline makes no sense, Perry goes missing on the 11th, the house fire happens between the 14th and the 17th (the day Branson was reported missing by his parents). Could it be suggested that to whoever Perry had "owed money" to had met up at this house, to have the drug deal go wrong, & Perry was killed in the action? Doubtful.

Branson Perry would be 45 years old today, and is still listed as "Endangered Missing" by the Nodaway County Sheriff's department.
 
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