Earlier this month it was announced that the Oakland County Sheriff’s Office Cold Case Unit is investigating the 40-year-old murder of Anne Marie Doroghazi, a 20-year-old who worked at Camp Dearborn.
“Did someone tell Milford Police about all the money and manpower Oakland County got to solve the Oakland County Child Killer cases — and that it still hasn’t managed to solve them?”
I do not see how you can read these documents from the FOIA response and conclude that Greene was on the streets after his arrest in Flint in late January, 1977. Feel free to disagree. Ask anyone who says Lourn Doan established Greene was indeed out on bond until he was sent to Jackson prison on June 16, 1977, if they actually spoke to Doan and asked him specifically about this.
On February 14, 1978, the report on Greene stating he was “out on bond,” was updated and states Greene’s probation officer was contacted and confirmed Greene was in custody from the minute he was arrested in Flint until he was packed off to Jackson Prison.
Next, it looks like the MSP was still interested in Greg Greene in 1995. Maybe the state police are called to investigate every death of an inmate at Jackson. I have to wonder.
That composite drawing of a man seen talking with my brother on the evening of March 16, 1977, therefore cannot be Greg Greene. So who the hell is it? The Michigan State Police did not follow up with Hastings after he failed a polygraph given to him in October 2009 by Georgia Highway Patrol. The conclusion of the polygrapher was that Hastings “absolutely” knew Chris Busch and had some involvement in these child killing crimes. Not only was this not followed up on, the MSP now claims the reports, notes and DVDs prepared by GHP “cannot be found.”
Argue all you want about Hastings being or not being a suspect. I maintain the Hastings lead was never extinguished, never fully investigated because no one did shit on this tip after the polygraph in Georgia. Yet another loose end, this one involving a living person (and the numbers are dwindling). And for my money, a polygraph from Georgia is worth a hell of a lot more than any polygraph from Michigan. Why spend all the time and energy on a trip to Georgia and use the time and resources of another agency if you are just going to fucking drop it?
Pay particular attention to the part where White, referencing Marney Keenan’s book, The Snow Killings, describes the lengths Detective Cory Williams goes to to protect his family and the integrity of his files from the cops and prosecutors who allegedly have society’s best interests at heart. This is how the Michigan State Police and the Oakland County Prosecutor’s office roll. My family has always been more worried about those with badges and law degrees than any of the aging remnants of a pedophile ring or their reputation-conscious, obstructing family members. Former Oakland County assistant prosecuting attorney Greg Townsend is the tip of a 50-year dirty iceberg. Think of what can happen when state police and prosecutors abuse their discretion (and far worse) and get away with it for decades. The possibilities are endless.
