Marc Klaas - his daughter abducted from bedroom

by Truthmustout 12.03.13 6:22

This is his words , can you spot the difference from the mccann / Ramsey case ?

Marc Klaas:

"I never considered not cooperating
and i never considered hiring a lawyer"

"We bring these children into this world
and its our duty then
to do whatever we can to protect them

and that includes totally cooperating with law enforcement
right down the line"

"its only when you hire a lawyer
that it becomes apparent, if not obvious
that you are hiding something"

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by Guest 12.03.13 9:09

I hope that Carter-Ruck will pass this on to any of their clients who have not co-operated in the way that persons innocent of involvement in a crime would and then seek to bankrupt anyone who does not believe them.

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This was a truly dreadful crime.

by Swizzlestick 12.03.13 15:15

Jean wrote:I hope that Carter-Ruck will pass this on to any of their clients who have not co-operated in the way that persons innocent of involvement in a crime would and then seek to bankrupt anyone who does not believe them.

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This was a truly dreadful crime.

It certainly was a dreadful crime... not that you could possibly understand it, but did the murderer give any reason or explanation as to why he had done it, does anyone know?

by Guest 12.03.13 15:57

The killer "merits" his own Wikipedia entry.

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A pity that he was ever born.

by **PeterMac** 12.03.13 16:02

The year 2013 marks the 20th anniversary of Polly Klaas' kidnapping and murder.
According to The Associated Press, Davis' attorney has complained that California's seeming inability to implement any executions in a timely manner has forced Davis "to endure the uncertainty and ever-present tension on death row for such an extended time constitutes cruel and unusual punishment".

Some lawyers make you want to vomit.

by dragonfly 12.03.13 16:03

On Nov. 11, the Polly Klaas Foundation received non-profit status. A grateful Marc Klaas made Bill Rhodes the president of the newly formed organization.

Then, nine days later, shocking stories about Rhodes surfaced, forcing him to resign. A woman filed a civil suit in which she accused him of molesting her several times when she was nine years old. The police revealed that, whatever the truth or falsity of the suing woman's claims, Rhodes was a registered sex offender. He was convicted of masturbating in front of female children in 1967. The next year he was arrested for threatening four young girls with a knife and forcing them to undress, then blindfolding and fondling them. He was acquitted on the latter charges. However, they are chillingly similar to the crime against Polly.

Is it possible, many wondered, that Bill Rhodes, who had rallied to Polly's cause so early in the case, was her kidnapper? Perpetrators of crimes often get a special thrill out of pretending to assist in the investigation. Involvement in the search would also put the offender in a perfect position to throw the sincere investigators off of the true scent.

Police soon cleared Rhodes of any involvement in Polly's disappearance

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