True Crime Update 3/28/06
Published March 28, 2006
For now it's all naught but speculation, although I'd argue the handsome cable news anchors are fueling the flames. Soon enough Mary Winkler will get an attorney and soon after that the attorney will be all over the airwaves telling of the awful predicament his client was in and there you'll have it. If speculation proves correct, then this is a case that will be tried before the public.
By ANDREW TRAN
Jackson Sun
Originally published March 24, 2006SELMER - The wife of a Selmer minister found slain in his parsonage was being questioned Thursday night as a suspect in his death after she and her three young daughters were found unharmed almost 400 miles from home.
Mary Winkler, 32, was spotted by police parked along the side of a road in Orange Beach, Ala., in the couple's minivan about 7:30 p.m. The couple's three daughters, Breanna Winkler, 1, Mary Alice Winkler, 6, and Patricia Winkler, 8, "appear to be in good physical condition," and their mother was cooperative with police, Tennessee Bureau of Investigation spokeswoman Jennifer Johnson said. There was no one else with the Winkler family at the time they were found, Johnson said.
Since Mary Winkler was found with no evidence of trauma and with no extra passenger, authorities said it begs questions about why she was found in Alabama almost 24 hours after her husband was found dead.
Aruban Cop Theory on Natalee Holloway-Duh
The Aruban Keystone Kops have a theory on what happened to Natalee Holloway and it isn't that she was murdered. According to the head Keystone Kop, Gerold Dompig, Natalee likely died from a lethal combination of drugs and alcohol. Dompig claims that Joran and that other duo of lies and deceit are still suspects as they likely had something to do with it.
According to Dompig, Natalee was seen "in possession" of drugs. No mention on what drugs Natalee had or who the witness is that reported this. Also the Aruban police say they've received reliable information on where Natalee's body is buried and, just as soon as the Aruban police are done with all their press interviews, they damn well intend to go look.
It's been speculated for about forever that Natalee might have been slipped a date-rape drug. This is nothing new. I'd buy that the Kalpoe boys and lovely, lying Joran didn't intend to murder Natalee, that a date-rape drug combined with the alcohol may have caused Natalee to unexpectedly die to the boys' lustful horror.
I doubt very seriously those "drugs" Natalee was alleged to have in her possession were date-rape drugs. Go on. This is not something a female would keep on hand. I'd guess Natalee had a dime bag of pot or some such and if so, it's a great leap to this fact being affirmation of death by drugs and alcohol; the implication being that Natalee administered the drugs to herself.
- True Crime Update 3/28/06
- Published: March 28, 2006
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- Section: Culture
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Thanks, Elvira.
We understand the Winkler woman has an attorney now so look for this guy to be leaking his client's story real soon.
Interesting and disturbing stuff, Pat, though I don't know about those "handsome cable news anchors." Something about them is quite unsettling, almost as creepy as some of the perps you've written about here.


Mary Winkler, 32, was spotted by police parked along the side of a road in Orange Beach, Ala., in the couple's minivan about 7:30 p.m. The couple's three daughters, Breanna Winkler, 1, Mary Alice Winkler, 6, and Patricia Winkler, 8, "appear to be in good physical condition," and their mother was cooperative with police, Tennessee Bureau of Investigation spokeswoman Jennifer Johnson said. There was no one else with the Winkler family at the time they were found, Johnson said. 







Fascinating stuff, Pat--and I loved those alcohol warnings too.