[infowarrior]

We have a winner. They never found the DA's body. Just his car and his laptop with a hard drive that had been in the water so long it was unreadable.

I wonder where he is now?

There are two ways to read this fact. The first, which has been largely an automatic assumption, is that Mr. Grigar was done away with, in short, murdered. This is possible.

Another possibility is that Mr. Grigar's disappearance was completely voluntary. This is equally possible, under the facts as we know them.

Neither theory has been proven, as yet, and may well never be. But likewise either theory adds a "worse to come" 'tag' to what we know has happened at Penn State, and the surrounding community during the relevant time frame. Either murder was done to further, or conceal criminal activity, or local government, or elements of the same, were actively assisting a certain criminal element...

the infowarrior

[MHGinTN]

So Ray is either canned as dog food or so frightened by the very same scum he prosecuted for deacdes that he left his life's savings in a savings account and threw away the keys and abandoned the little Mini Cooper he so loved to drive when he was trying to clear his head. Got it.

Pennsylvania is so corrupted by the rule of democrats and unions that the dogfood choice is most likely. And as to the 'too long in the water' trick, read up on the strange death of William Colby. Evil struts its stuff across America.