Questions re Rose and Dessert: a) W here are thes e two today? b) Was robbery the real motive in this crime? (because when you have a gun to rob so meone you don't need them naked and what would have happened if the victim who was tied up had not managed to escape? ) c) Were these two convicted of this crime, because I couldn't find any more articles about them after their arraignment?   d ) Would it be worthwhile having Jane Bor oski (1988 apparent victim of the "C T River Valley Killer") take a look at a photo of John Rose? Anyone have access to a photo? 2 HIKERS TERRORIZED BY ARMED COUPLE Telegram & Gazette [Worcester MA] 10 July 1989        Two women hiking in the White Mountains were terrorized by an armed couple yesterday - one of them chased and forced to disrobe at gunpoint, while the other struggled for an hour to free herself after being tied up, police said.       State police arrested a man and woman in connection with the k

Qs re. Schultz:  a) Were all of the children in Schultz's films identified? b) Where were the "abducted" children taken from? c) Did the pornographers have any connection to the incident below?   Schultz 3 men charged in child porn ring                                                                     Boston Globe 02 Mar 1991  Judith Gaines CONCORD, N.H. -- Citing the seizure of films so grotesque that law enforcement agents were embarrassed to describe them publicly, the FBI and the US attorney yesterday announced the arrest of three New England men believed to be engaged in a large-scale child pornography ring. At a news conference in Concord, Thomas Hughes, special agent in charge of Boston's FBI office, said law enforcement authorities arrested Brian Schultz, 44, of Barrington, N.H.; Mark Colen, 44, of Brooklyn, Conn.; and Wayne Bailey, 59, of Wells Beach, Maine, and Fairhaven, Mass. Each was charged with interstate transportation of o

Questions re. Moses: a) Where in NH was he born and when did he live in the state? " He goes on to claim during the interview that he was born in New Hampshire and lived in Spokane, Washington, for years beginning in the 1980s."     Murder trial defendant denies ever having been in Joplin   Joplin Globe  Aug 18, 2016     Jeff Lehr Paul Moses told a Joplin police officer who went to California to question him three years ago about the 1984 cold case murder of Frances Ramsey that there was no way he killed her. "Joplin, Missouri? I don't think I've ever been there, sir, " Moses said with apparent surprise when Detective Larry Swinehart told him who he was and how far he'd come to interview him at the jail in San Diego. Moses stuck to that claim throughout the 2013 interview, an audiotape of which the prosecution played for jurors Thursday on the first day of testimony at the 67-year-old defendant's trial