Murder of Senator Chuck Percy's Daughter

[tinydancer]

Kill the horse.

 

[71sportstourer]

Who's on it? I love cold case detectives. They really care.

The cops that inherited the case.

 

[tinydancer]

You mean one who realized the government has an important role and America works best when it has a healthy middle class.

That kind of Republican?

Naw, we need our current crazy Republican who thinks we need to screw the working class so the rich can have more dressage ponies because Jesus totally said so.

The blessed woman not only had breast cancer and MS and you are dissing her?

You mother fucking lib. This is captured for all time.

I didn't specifically mention Stepford Ann until you brought her up.

And sorry, that witch enjoyed a great lifestyle on the backs of working people who her husband downsized...

Yuppers bucko

 

[JoeB131]

The blessed woman not only had breast cancer and MS and you are dissing her?

You mother fucking lib. This is captured for all time.

I didn't specifically mention Stepford Ann until you brought her up.

And sorry, that witch enjoyed a great lifestyle on the backs of working people who her husband downsized...

Yuppers bucko

 

[tinydancer]

Who's on it? I love cold case detectives. They really care.

The cops that inherited the case.

What? Cold case cops work their own. They are special. They really are special.

 

[71sportstourer]

OK lets be a lib.

Kill the horse. A Conservative rode her.

One cold case per thread only.

 

[71sportstourer]

Who's on it? I love cold case detectives. They really care.

The cops that inherited the case.

What? Cold case cops work their own. They are special. They really are special.

Okay then. There is a lot in the book about the history of the case, leads, current and former cops that have been assigned it, etc.

The blurb:

A dark morning. Waves on Lake Michigan. An elegant home on the beach, and a senatorial candidate who would one day be considered presidential material at home with his close knit family in one of Chicago's quietest, most elegant suburbs. This is the unlikely setting for the most notorious, baffling, and horrific cold case murder of the 1960s, which –along with its investigation– made headlines nationwide for years. Valerie Percy...pretty, smart, destined for greatness at just 22 years old, a key aide and campaigner for her father, Charles Percy...violently beaten and stabbed to death in her bedroom by a knife-wielding intruder. The only witness - her stepmother. No sexual assault. Nothing taken. No rational explanation. As inexplicable as the Manson murders that would occur in the Hollywood Hills a few years later. The killer escaped to a beach and disappeared into thin air, never to be found. Percy went on to become a long serving Senator from the state of Illinois. His late daughter’s twin became the First Lady of West Virginia, married to West Virginia Senator Jay Rockefeller. Glenn Wall revisits the long cold case. Talking to cops, both retired and current, reporters, friends and Percy’s former aides. He explores the players, the place, and posits a compelling theory of who did it, a violent, disturbed individual who was raised within walking distance of Percy's home, and ultimately died at the hands of his own family. This is one of the country’s most enduring unsolved murders. And it is riveting reading. Features 22 never before seen photographs.

 

[tinydancer]

I didn't specifically mention Stepford Ann until you brought her up.

And sorry, that witch enjoyed a great lifestyle on the backs of working people who her husband downsized...

Yuppers bucko

Oh shall I?

 

[tinydancer]

Would you like to talk about stay at home moms?

 

[tinydancer]

The cops that inherited the case.

What? Cold case cops work their own. They are special. They really are special.

Okay then. There is a lot in the book about the history of the case, leads, current and former cops that have been assigned it, etc.

The blurb:

A dark morning. Waves on Lake Michigan. An elegant home on the beach, and a senatorial candidate who would one day be considered presidential material at home with his close knit family in one of Chicago's quietest, most elegant suburbs. This is the unlikely setting for the most notorious, baffling, and horrific cold case murder of the 1960s, which –along with its investigation– made headlines nationwide for years. Valerie Percy...pretty, smart, destined for greatness at just 22 years old, a key aide and campaigner for her father, Charles Percy...violently beaten and stabbed to death in her bedroom by a knife-wielding intruder. The only witness - her stepmother. No sexual assault. Nothing taken. No rational explanation. As inexplicable as the Manson murders that would occur in the Hollywood Hills a few years later. The killer escaped to a beach and disappeared into thin air, never to be found. Percy went on to become a long serving Senator from the state of Illinois. His late daughter’s twin became the First Lady of West Virginia, married to West Virginia Senator Jay Rockefeller. Glenn Wall revisits the long cold case. Talking to cops, both retired and current, reporters, friends and Percy’s former aides. He explores the players, the place, and posits a compelling theory of who did it, a violent, disturbed individual who was raised within walking distance of Percy's home, and ultimately died at the hands of his own family. This is one of the country’s most enduring unsolved murders. And it is riveting reading. Features 22 never before seen photographs.

I know this case.

 

[JoeB131]

Would you like to talk about stay at home moms?

No, I think you've distracted this thread far enough.

This was about the Chuck Percy case. Chuck was from the Old School Republicans who weren't crazy people.

 

[tinydancer]

This one really kills me. Its the most unreal cold case ever.

 

[tinydancer]

Would you like to talk about stay at home moms?

Whoa geeze I didn't post that/ this. I did not do this.

 

[71sportstourer]

Who's on it? I love cold case detectives. They really care.

As revealed in the book, there have been numerous investigators on the case over the years, including those who check out leads on it now (who weren't even born when the murder occurred.)

The Percy family also financed its own investigation. There's a ton of new info in the book, including about suspects previously unnamed, that has never been made public before despite the extensive amount of news the case generated. It's a pretty incredible story.

 

[JoeB131]

My brother-in-law who was a union thug thought Percy killed his own daughter to get the "sympathy vote".

Utterly ludicrous, of course.

 

[NoTeaPartyPleez]

Liberals probably did it.

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[71sportstourer]

I won't spoil it for anyone but what's most incredible is it pretty much appears to reveal what really happened.

 

[HenryBHough]

Liberals probably did it.

Yup. O'bama did it. Age five.

You've actually seen His birth certificate confirming His age!

Fan-bloody-taxtic!

Please post an image of your copy.

 

[Pogo]

Liberals probably did it.

Yup. O'bama did it. Age five.

You've actually seen His birth certificate confirming His age!

Fan-bloody-taxtic!

Please post an image of your copy.

Awesome, dood!

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[71sportstourer]

My brother-in-law who was a union thug thought Percy killed his own daughter to get the "sympathy vote".

Utterly ludicrous, of course.

It gets into other ludicrous situations that occurred as well. There were a few of them. It was a really unusual situation.