A Civil War re-enactor pleaded not guilty Friday to charges that he planted a pipe bomb at a Virginia battlefield in 2017 and threatened to disrupt additional events.
what have i missed? exactly. i know this case really shook him from the beginning. he would check any and all leads that would involve young girls and kind of run them down. then in late 1994, miller s persistence finally paid off. a man in a van had been reported chasing two teenage girls in jessie s hometown of georgetown. miller traced the van to a man named larry hall from wabash, indiana, a three-hour drive from georgetown. your heartbeat starting to pick up a little bit now? oh, yeah. thinking, this has got to be checked out. miller learned that hall was a gung ho civil war re-enactor, a pretend union soldier who traveled the midwest to fight fantasy battles. miller immediately drove to wabash to interview hall, who wasn t saying much. so miller showed him a photo of jessie roach. when i put the picture down, he flinched, raised his arm up, turned in his chair. and refused to look at the
state line for the next year, miller did lots of leg work, but to no avail. every day you get up, are you thinking about this case oh, every day. what have i missed? exactly i know this case shook him from the beginning he would check any and all leads that would involve young girls and run them down. then in late 1994, miller s persistence finally paid off a man in a van had been reported chasing two teenage girls in jessie s hometown of georgetown miller traced that van to larry hall from wabash, indiana, a three-hour drive from georgetown. heartbeat picking up? thinking yeah, this has to be checked out. he learned hall was a gung-ho civil war re-enactor that liked to fight fantasy battles