If you are tired of this “countdown” please let me hear from you!
In January, I mentioned in a post that perhaps the changes in political leadership in New Hampshire would bring about some pressure to solve the Stacey Burns murder. Those reading this blog are aware of a fifteen page document that an ambitious individual sent to every conceivable law enforcement agency, asking legitimate questions about the investigation. Included was a petition signed by over 4000 people asking that sufficient resources be allocated to solve this crime. Well, here we are.
The countdown to the eighth anniversary now stands at just forty-six days. We all would love to hear about the increased efforts and progress in finding this poor woman’s killer.
We all have heard of murder cases that are solved many years later. My question, as usual, is how long are we willing to wait? I did not know Stacey personally yet I get a sick feeling in my stomach knowing that the person who killed her is still free almost eight years later. I can’t imagine what it must be like for her family and close friends.
Wouldn’t you like to know what exactly has been done since this “countdown” began in January? Who knows? Maybe hundreds of hours have been spent revisiting all aspects of this murder. No onw will ever know what efforts are being expended if those in authority don’t tell us.
My bet is on the eighth anniversary coming and going without any change. What’s yours?
Duke
Dear Duke-
Hello and long time no see.
Stacey’s murder has been heavy on my mind lately too. I too am wondering what is going on and why can’t folks solve this crime? I wonder if they are waiting for someone to say something to somebody….hoping that someday this will happen? In the mean time we all wait and worry…and more important what must be going through her children’s minds? I know that solving crimes is not like on TV and often it is about getting a lucky break and or consistent searching. Knowing who killed their mother won’t bring her back and for sure going through a trail will be super hard on all. I have a friend whose mother was murdered in front of her when she was much younger and in talking with her about the subject of justice-it has really helped her sense of safety to know the murderer was in jail.
I hope this finds you well-
Peace,
Bec
I knew Stacy from working with her at the local middle school. It makes me extremely angry that we know who did this but nothing can be done about it. I’m happy to see people are still keeping this crime fresh in there hearts. Jim will slip up one day, or his x wife will.
When AAG. Strelzin said “public not in danger” he was telling us it was the husband. I’m sorry to say that’s all were ever going to get. Meanwhile someone, “the private” I suppose, is in REAL danger” we do have a dead body here. My question to Sgt Roland early on was “are those kids in danger”, his answer was, I’ll never forget, “not at this time”. Roland retired soon after and my question to him now would be the same one. This killer will kill again and the folks paid to protect us will get a raise. Trust in TRUMP !!!!! (Ryan must go)
Today is forty-three days that Stacey could still be helping others had she not been so brutally killed by an assailant that is free to walk with us here. Now that is a special kind of person,Uh?
There are some that can help but will not come forward for sure. Those folks should really get it in their head that eight years later and it does matter.
No kind of hilarity or false finger pointing will heal those that need to be healed. As the other victims in this crime need to become whole, so do those with what they think are dark secrets.
If indeed the Petition on the solving of the Burns case was delivered to various law enforcement agencies and government officials? Where is Gov. Chris Sununu on this issue. Are there actually those that protect others in government involved? You would figure by now that there would be a fire storm at the State House on this issue.
Better yet. Did the suspect contact an attorney? Does he or she now fall under ClientAttorney Privilege? I can remember being told by attorney, keep your mouth shut and there is no reason to see or call me unless you are arrested.
FORTY-THREE DAYS FOLKS.
Makes a lot f sense Wayne. Thank you.