Katherine Korzilius Part 1

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[ReligiousZombie]

The mother's body language, facial expressions, and voice inflection seem curious to me. She's demonstrative, but I see no emotion. The content of some of her statements, as I indicated in my previous comment, seem curious too. Was she ever asked to take a polygraph test?

[doglover12345andfr]

Yeah, I would not let my child walk home like that. Not at that age. Perhaps if she were 12/13, but not 6. If she were with some one, such as an older friend or older sibling that would be different. Unfortunately, these are not like the times in which our parents or grandparents grew up, sure bad things happened then, but it seemed so much less frequent.

[missleahchloe]

@ReligiousZombie Yeah I was thinking the same thing about the mother or the brother :S something odd about this.

[owainmeurig]

@AngelSky008 Of cousre they should because of the brilliant track records of solved crimes by psychic I'm surprised they even called the police.

[AngelSky008]

They should have brought in psyhic Nancy Myer who appeared on Unsolved Mysteries to help with a rape case and to help solve a preteen girl's killers (they never found them) she might have been able to give some insight into what might have happened in Katherine's final moments.

[DarKKnightt07]

The mother is a dumbfuck if you asked me, I don't care if you let your daughter walk by herself before, not all the time its gonna have the same outcome, because of her mother she is dead.

[Sydnarella]

I think the child could well have decided to walk the other way. Kids make all sorts of decisions. I think the person could have hit her, gotten out to view her condition, and then decided to flee once they saw that she was deceased and nobody had witnessed the accident. They well could have moved her in the process, either while checking her, or they could have posed her in an attempt to make her look better or to make her more visible for someone to find her.

[Sydnarella]

I'm not convinced that this was not a hit and run. I have personally had a case before where Robert Bayardo got the injury source wrong on a child. It ALSO involved a hit and run. He thought the child had been hit with a hammer. There was plenty of physical evidence proving the hit and run and there were witnesses who saw her immediately before and immediately after in the spot she was hit. There was broken glass from an auto at the scene.

[Sydnarella]

@doglover12345andfr The times in which our parents and grandparents grew up were no better. We just hear about it more now because we have better communication and because people actually TALK about these things.

[Sydnarella]

@leicestergirl63 You can take those risks with your own children if you'd like, I suppose. There are a lot of bad things that can happen to children that don't include death. I have seen the results of those things too often and with too many people to believe that a laissez faire attitude about supervision is the best way.

[lordpessimist]

@dramajunkie76 Katherine Korzilius' father was Bon Jovi's personal manager. Weren't you paying attention? Jon Bon Jovi isn't completely irrelevant in this. He even wrote a song about this incident called "August 7, 4:15," which is the song playing in this video. You can find a video for this song on Youtube.