#Delphi murder free

There are not currently 230 members actively reading on the site. A number came back but many others didnвЂ™t.

#Delphi murder free

When the site went back up on my own server with a free speech host (itвЂ™s up for good now), I went back and emailed a lot of the old members and invited them back. A lot of these people have dropped off or went away. I was not thrown off for вЂњmaking up liesвЂќ or вЂњlying about Delphi,вЂќ and anyway, WordPress wouldnвЂ™t care if I did. I didnвЂ™t realize this violated the TOS, otherwise I wouldnвЂ™t have done it. The site was shut down by WordPress for violating their terms of service (the post was about feminists, not about Delphi or anything else). Response: Over 230 people have paid to become members of our team over four years. Modr2u on the LibbyandAbby subreddit has made a number of statements about the nature of my team. We are doing this in order to be more sensitive to the memories of these girls and to their loved ones and people who care about them.ДЎ. You can make your own minds which girl we might be talking about. It will simply be вЂњone girl was,вЂќ вЂњthere is a rumor that one girl was,вЂќ вЂњa rumor says X was done to one girl,вЂќ etc. If all you have is made-up stuff about someone, I assume theyвЂ™re not that bad.Д«elow, I am starting a new procedure where I donвЂ™t refer to the girls by name unless I have to. Fine, maybe I am, maybe IвЂ™m not, who knows? But if I really am this diabolical monster that everyone says I am, why is it necessary to make up endless lies about me? If someone is evil, you just look at the facts of their lives, and their wickedness is right there in plain view.

My enemies say IвЂ™m the worst person on Earth. Since theyвЂ™re all untrue, it is necessary to respond to them to set the record right. This post once again will be limited to answering the endless false charges that are leveled at me. Support the best Delphi sleuthing group of all! Why not join the 230+ members who have already signed up for the best Delphi sleuthing team of all? How about getting your moneyвЂ™s worth? There is a small fee of $20 to join, which includes lifetime membership. No one else has come close to uncovering the amount and quality of information we have. Best of all, much of our information is via solid sources such as search party members, official case documents, and detectives in other areas of LE who have some knowledge of the case. Unlike any other sleuthers, we have determined the main suspect in the case and have a good idea of what happened during the crime and what the crime scene looked like. Our group is clearly the best Delphi sleuthing group on the Internet by far and has been since it was founded four years ago in 2017.

GreenoвЂ™s videos are almost completely worthless, and we believe he doesnвЂ™t know more about this case than anyone else.

GrayвЂ™s videos run to 3-4 hours and may contain five minutes of useful material. What shocks me is how little these men give their audiences in return for their purchases. Gray makes over $100,000/year from his podcasts. People are donating lots of money to Delphi podcasters like Mike Greeno and Gray Hughes. 'My term ends in 2022 - would love nothing more than to see someone convicted of this crime before I am out of office.'ДЄnyone who may have information on the case is asked to call the Carroll County Sheriff's Office or Indiana State Police.First, a pitch for supporting this website and our sleuthing group: 'We still have the up and down days is the best way to put it,' Sheriff Leazenby said. Over the years, detectives have served search warrants, questioned persons of interest and tips are still coming in on a daily basis. 'What was this person doing on Feb 13, 2017? Were they at work? Traveling?' 'Basic footwork, leg work, phone calls,' Sheriff Leazenby said. The Carroll County Sheriff dedicated two detectives, despite the small department, to follow up on leads. 'They were having weekly team meetings in Delphi,' Libby's grandma Becky Patty said. Indiana State Police Superintendent Doug Carter spoke directly to the person who killed two girls near Delphi, Indiana, in 2017.