I received this email from an astute reader this morning.  I can’t say it any better, so with the author’s permission, here it is–

Good Morning Cathy,

I watched the entire DVD and I thought it was very good. I also thought it was a good review of the pertinent evidence.

A couple of things stuck with me in particular. Your  Dad mentioned that  three different sources who came to him independently before the Busch story went public all stated that they heard from three different police officers that the case was solved and the son of a former GM exec was the perpetrator.  This is more than a coincidence.

The next thing was the eye witness who saw Timmy with Busch in the “Blue Gremlin” (easily mistaken for a blue Vega) who was adamant about what she saw but was blown off by law enforcement  then and in the recent investigation.  Negligent and shameful to say the least.  Why would she be so adamant if she weren’t telling the truth? Why do these leads just disintegrate?

This is powerful circumstantial evidence that has been ignored.

Frankly I think the public would be quite convinced that Busch did it if we could condense the 6 hours down to about an hour and a half and just hit the highlights of the evidence and cover up.  The above facts that your Dad mentioned would be important to include.

I really think it all gets back to money and the MSP trying to save face. They let two killers go and the County doesn’t want to go broke paying off civil suits.  I have to believe they released Green also for a while if he was cleared on the polygraph. As your Dad mentioned other than cooper no one in law enforcement can rule out Busch. There is too much evidence against him. It’s like the Jon Benet case when they couldn’t rule out Patsy Ramsey as the author of the ransom note. My belief is she wrote the note to cover for her son who accidentally killed Jon Benet. There is no other explanation.

I think we need to focus on what we know and go from there. We know that a 1971 or 1972 Pontiac Lemans was involved in the Mihelich murder from the snow bank impressions. (Wondering if they were able to get a plate number also from the snow bank impression. Seems possible).  We also have an excellent witness at the HM pharmacy who knew cars and stated that it was the same make and model that was at the Mihelich crime scene. We also have a partial plate of “222”.  It would make sense to me to contact all persons that law enforcement interviewed including Greene’s brothers to see if they recall if Greene drove a Pontiac lemans.  The Busch nephews would also be good sources. It would also be helpful to see if Flint PD, his parole officer or the secretary of state has any vehicle information on Greene.  Your Dad mentioned that Bowman was picked up by Busch and Green in a Pontiac.  This could be the vehicle?  The only person that has the time to follow this path  would be Marnie Kennan possibly.  She is quite skilled.  I am sure she would be willing to help. I think LE has tanked the Busch lead. We can expect no further help from them.  I never heard back from the FBI and they are too focused on Sloan now which is a mistake in my view. Tunnel vision.

Another side note, It was mentioned that Busch named all three of the abduction locations. The reason he named then in my view was to cover his tracks in case LE had witnesses that could be put him at the scenes. It all adds up. People that have read the facts and like you, your family and me know the truth. Too bad the OCP hasn’t bothered to read the facts

Finally, it was mentioned that  Brent Busch [nephew of Chris Busch] was at the cottage on Ess Lake with the Gunnels brothers [Vince, aka James & Paul].  The dots are connected. Brent is aquainted with the Gunnels brothers. Busch buys them beer and drugs and they hang out in Birmingham and near by. Gunnels is abused by Busch and turns into an accomplice. It all makes sense.