Wayne Williams
I'm surprised that Wayne Williams isn't a 0. What have I forgotten (or never knew)?
The Reid Scale: Classic Unsolved Murder Cases
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I've not only read about it, I wrote about it in a print magazine article.
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if you read a great deal about the Dahlia case, you'd peg it at a -4- at best.
just sayin!
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I stated my opinion early in one of the first A6 threads and then left for the hills never to even check back.
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Hi Bounder,
That would be my view, but take a quick look (if that's possible) of the A6 threads.
Best wishes.
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Hasn't Hanratty been proven guilt via DNA evidence making him a 0 on the scale?
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Originally posted by sdreid View PostThe Reid Scale: Classic Unsolved Murder Cases
Level 0: Cases with a standing conviction and where there is no serious doubt regarding the verdict (Ted Bundy).
Level 1: Cases where there is a standing conviction but some doubt about it (James Hanratty).
Level 2: Cases where there is no conviction but where there is little doubt regarding the perpetrator (Bella Kiss).
Level 3: Cases where there is no standing conviction but where there is a better than even chance that one suspect did it (Lizzie Borden).
Level 4: Cases where there are good suspects but they are independent and/or conflicting (Jack the Ripper).
Level 5: Cases where there is no serious suspect (The Original Nightstalker).Last edited by sdreid; 05-18-2011, 02:52 PM.
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Additional:
0-Charles Starkweather
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a-Wayne Williams
b-Roland Molineaux
2-Marilyn Sheppard Case
3-Black Dahlia Case
4-Zip Gun Bomber
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Examples:
0-Richard Speck (1966)
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A-Kenneth Hansen (1955)
B-Fager Family Murders (1987)
2-Caroline Luard Murder (1908)
3-Walker Family Massacre (1959)
4-United Airliner Bombing (1933)
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I don't really understand why level 2 would be anything other than exactly in the middle, since that is where it falls on the scale.
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