The question is how do we move forward?

Why should you care about a 50-year-old case of serial, sadistic, sexual homicide of children or sexual assaults of minors from 50, 60, 70 years ago?  Because the playbook is still the same.

If you fall into the “that was then, this is now” camp, consider:


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2 thoughts on “The question is how do we move forward?”

  1. Good Afternoon Cathy, I hope you are well.
    It is my opinion that the FBI knows who the OCCK is.
    Isn’t there a way the FBI can be sued to release that information?

    Thanks,
    Jeremy

  2. I wish I could contribute something toward solving this case. I remember this well as a high school student in Oakland County and remember all 4 child victims – collectively and individually. I no longer live in Michigan but loosely followed over the years your father’s efforts to find the killer(s) – he is a HERO!!! For some reason I recently thought about this case. One thing led to another and I ended up borrowing from the library the book written by the Detroit New reporter. All of the twists and turns and dead ends. She is a hero just for documenting all this – then to learn that there apparently was a massive coverup. I don’t know that there will be a resolution here on earth. Here in Arizona we have case of a young girl who was kidnapped in front of her house in broad daylight in the blink of an eye. Unsolved. Body never found. 1981. Her sister is still pursuing justice. You are all heroes.

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