'48 Hrs.' on Jeffrey MacDonald 2/5

The story of Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald, a Green Beret convicted of murdering his wife, Colette, and their two daughters, Kimberly and Kristen. MacDonald claimed a band of hippies actually committed the crimes. The case was the subject of the book 'Fatal Vision' by Joe McGinnis.

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[kfag101]

Look how much older Jeff looked in the trial and just 9 yrs earlier during the murders time. Karma got him!

[jksonny]

@kfag101 I'm sure he was deeply stressed knowing the investigation was going on and living in terror that they'd finally nail him for the murders. Also, psychopaths/sociopaths are bitter, angry people and that wears on you, like your own personality is spewing infectious poison through your body.

[jksonny]

@celinejen He's never stopped appealing and he's never stopped feeding people his garbage about how hopeful he is, how he's sure he's about to be exonerated, how new evidence is about to be/has been disovered, etc., etc. And he'll never stop. It's part of his sociopathic need to manipulate others. And his new wife is a real piece of work herself. She was recently picked up for shoplifting (I assume she's claiming that it was actually a group of drug-crazed hippies).

[melfaery]

Funny. Drugged up hippies somehow breach a military base, enter a Green Beret's house without rousing him and manage to go UNARMED. They quickly found weapons, murdered 3 people without making a mess AND bested a Green Beret without alerting neighbors or even leaving DNA evidence. Recruit those hippies for our special forces NOW.

[phil4508]

evidence...Dr...evidence....

[Crayzeehappee]

A killer who ends up using something from the house as a weapon (in this case a piece of wood from Kimberley's bed), often turns out to be someone from inside the house, as opposed to a stranger or strangers who've broken in. This suggests the murders were done in a more spontaneous fashion. Also, killers rarely enter a home & THEN start to look for weapons in the house to use. And I know it's not mentioned where the knives came from, but still. This whole thing reeks of MacDonald being guilty.

[Gwyka]

@78alissa What would be the point of "dragging" a victim to another room, in this case carrying Colette from Kristen's room to the master bedroom or picking up Kimberley and putting her back in bed, with the blankets tucked up around her? Signs of staging done by a family member. The weapons came from the house - they didn't get further than right outside the back door, 'cause that's all the further the "poor guy" dared venture after he killed his family.

[78alissa]

Bs, this poor guy was framed. easy to drag people across rooms if there almost dead or dead, like his wife. and most likely someone or someones let these freaks in. Duh, 3 weapons out back, where the killers left, yet he planted all that. bs

[gr8vibes2]

guilty imho

[Gwyka]

@GSIsa1 The tunnels were not found - Ted was crazy.

[RoddyGacha]

he murdered four people....but one wasnt yet born :-(

[monk22yrs]

"a husband....enraged!'

"something started in the master bedroom"

[GSIsa1]

he is innocent .. the same with mcmartin Preschool case .. where tunnels were found .. but was again ignored ..

[GSIsa1]

here the case is bigger than you think .. Ted Gunderson was involved in this case .. and he proves .. it was a satanic ritual that was behind it .. something that has been hidden during the proceedings .. His daughters were stabbed with an s character in the chest as too was ignored .. case deals with the smuggling of drugs from the base into the community .. hear Ted Gunderson interviews