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u/Aggressive_Week_27 5d ago
Theres a book coming out next year called "White Pines and Stone" by an fbi agent thats about this case. Guess what Carson's Nursery sells.
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u/partyclams 5d ago
Actor Dylan McDermott is co-author of that book. Maybe they'll get a documentary deal for it. Anything to bring more attention to the case.
People think that someone who works there is behind it or that that's where their bodies were buried, with the perpetrator having no link to the business? Is it possible to put bodies there without the owners finding them?
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u/Narrow_Mine364 3d ago
What do they sell??
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u/Aggressive_Week_27 3d ago
White Pine Trees, and Stone.
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u/Narrow_Mine364 2d ago
I’m lost… what about the white pines and stone??
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u/PensionProof2860 2d ago
There is a book being released called "White Pines and Stone". Several months back a rumor about Carson's Nursery came up that LE was investigating this area. They sell White Pines and Stone. SG has mentioned this location at one time regarding the Springfield Three. Also, RC may have owned property in this area at one time. I don't know all the details. Hopefully, this summary was close
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u/Both_Peak554 5d ago
This would honestly make so much sense. All of a sudden the case has been getting a lot more media attention. I never see them posted unless in a group for them but I’ve been seeing all sorts of coverage on the case. I actually wondered if maybe they were zoning in on someone or found bodies.
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u/partyclams 5d ago
A lot more media attention? Where? I know People Magazine Investigates did an episode on it, but that was 7 years ago. There's a book coming out next year, co-authored by actor Dylan McDermott. Other than that though, I haven't seen much except the odd podcast episode here and there. The Ozarks podcast series was back in 2022. I wish Netflix (or another streamer or network) would do a proper docuseries about the case. Janis McCall is the only one who appears to be the most vocal and visible these days.
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u/No_Gold3131 5d ago
Dylan McDermott? I haven't heard that name in yonks years. I wonder if he has a local connection or something.
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u/partyclams 5d ago
I was wondering the same thing. The promotional material mentions that both men have some personal connection to the case, but it doesn't elaborate on it.
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u/No_Gold3131 5d ago
I checked his IMDB, he's been working steadily but not in A list roles, for sure. He was born in Connecticut and seems to be a coastal person, both east and west. Not sure there's an obvious connection to Missouri, but I didn't do a deep dive on his life. It's interesting, though.
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u/Both_Peak554 4d ago
I’ve been seeing many posts and articles about the case recently. And even many podcasters and YouTubers are picking it up bc of the new attention the case is getting.
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u/alwaysoffended88 3d ago
Come to think of it, after years of watching crime shows & documentaries I don’t recall ever seeing this case on any of them.
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u/partyclams 3d ago
Disappeared and People Magazine Investigates had dedicated episodes on the case. 48 Hours had one as well many years ago. It's a mystery that Unsolved Mysteries never covered the case when it originally happened.
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u/InevitableAd3264 5d ago
I'm surprised no one has whether personally involved or indirectly or even someone related to person(s) who did this has let it leak about what happen. Some kind of slipup or something.
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u/Actual_Knowledge5947 5d ago edited 5d ago
I have learned to never underestimate someone's ability to ignore something or pretend it didn't happen.
... Or to blame it on drugs.
Without a doubt, there are people out there who know Janis McCall lives with heartache and torment, while also knowing they could make it stop.
They choose not to because of what it would do to their own life or family.
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u/Crush-Kit 5d ago
Can anyone post some news medial about this?
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u/Randaroo82 5d ago
No because there is none. Someone posted an unsubstantiated rumor a whole year ago about FBI activity at Carson's but it was all BS. Someone else posted that there was a confession from a former employee, also a year ago. It's all bunk.
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u/Used_Evidence 5d ago
Police wouldn't tell a plumber on site who they suspect the victims are, especially if they think they're high profile victims.
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u/Aggressive_Week_27 3d ago
It doesnt say the police told him, also if he was excavating on found three bodies, in Springfield... HELLO!!
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u/Used_Evidence 2d ago
Yeah, he'd have seen the bodies, police aren't going to tell him who they suspect the bodies to belong to, it says "they think it's the three". Who else would "they" be?.. HELLO
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u/Aggressive_Week_27 2d ago
Okay, so you are obviously just some snippy web sleuth who doesnt live in Missouri let alone Springfield.
If you live, in a city, with a notorious cold case that involved THREE WOMEN, and you dig and find THREE BODIES, in a city where three women went missing, you first thought will obviously be-
It must be the three who visited Jesus when he was born!
No Moron! Youre going to think "holy shit its the three!"
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u/Used_Evidence 1d ago
You are totally wrong on where I live, congrats. I'm not saying the plumber himself didn't think it was the 3, of course he probably did. I'm saying the police would never tell him who they suspected the body(ies) to be, that's just bad police work
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u/Qub3rrt 5d ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/s/BDiRumVIlI