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To: PowderMonkey
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?

17 posted on 11/12/2011 8:33:15 AM PST by Former Proud Canadian (Obamanomics-The government gets rich, you get poor.)
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To: Former Proud Canadian
Just his car and his laptop with a hard drive that had been in the water so long it was unreadable.

Actually, they found his laptop, missing the hard drive. They later found the hard drive. It had been destroyed *and* was in the water. The laptop was Gricar's county-issued laptop.

His home computer had a history of internet searches on "how to destroy a hard drive" and one on destroying a hard drive with water.

Just for additional thought, he disappeared just two weeks after announcing the largest drug bust in the county's history.

116 posted on 11/12/2011 11:30:45 AM PST by Scoutmaster (I stand for something; therefore, I can't stand Romney)
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To: Former Proud Canadian

If this is a big ring and Sandusky starts talking, he may end up wherever the DA is. Too bad he didn’t end up there INSTEAD of the DA.

I truly believe this is one huge dirty secret that will come out when prison sentences start adding up. McQueary, AND HIS DADDY, need to be questioned. Why didn’t Daddy McQueary ever ask his son whatever happened about that “problem” with Sandusky?


165 posted on 11/12/2011 7:26:10 PM PST by Terry Mross (Where is the OPPOSITION party? I'll only vote for a SECOND party.)
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To: Former Proud Canadian
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

169 posted on 11/13/2011 7:18:29 AM PST by infowarrior
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