i don t think she would use my first responsibility in this sentence. why not? lisa didn t like school. she wasn t very good academically. i don t think she would structure a sentence in that way. that doesn t look like her handwriting either. who do you think wrote the letters? probably john robinson. like so many other women who have been enticed by job offers or romantic overtures, lisa stasi had vanished. in fact, when suzette trouten dropped out of contact with her family in march 2000, it made eight women with links to robinson who disappeared over the last 15 years. carolyn trouten, suzette s mother, didn t know about the other disappearances, but it was her persistence that got investigators back on robinson s trail. a trail that would lead to john robinson s tightly guarded pandora s box. they followed him immediately after we called. i mean, they were following him 24 hours a day. but days turned to months and the troutens lost hope. the police, they say, insi
headlines. after orchestrating a man of the year award for himself for helping the disabled. a few weeks later, it was revealed to be yet another scam. he didn t achieve what he wanted, so he sought criminal means to get himself attention. van zandt says clues to robinson s crime spree lies in his past. he said that robinson loved the limelight that he first experienced as a 13-year-old eagle scout in 1957. robinson led his fellow chicago scouts at a command-winning performance before queen elizabeth at london s palladium. afterwards, robinson, the first american boy to sing for the queen, was rewarded with a kiss from judy garland. the choir boy told reporters his ambition was to become a priest. there were high hopes for this kid. absolutely. how did this happen? somewhere along the line when his emotional needs were not met at the level that he expected
robinson who disappeared over the last 15 years. carolyn trouten, suzette s mother, didn t know about the other disappearances, but it was her persistence that got investigators back on robinson s trail. a trail that would lead to john robinson s tightly guarded pandora s box. they followed him immediately after we called. i mean, they were following him 24 hours a day. but days turned to months and the troutens lost hope. the police, they say, insisted they still didn t have enough evidence to arrest robinson. in your heart, did you believe that she was alive? no. i really didn t. i had my sister send an e-mail telling her i wanted her to call me, that i was sick. when she didn t answer, i knew. the troutens agonizing wait for news about suzette finally came to an end on june 2nd, 2000.
from $640 in stamps from the mobil oil company to tens of thousands of dollars from harry truman s personal physician. a criminal chameleon, he forged a variety of identities, lawyer, businessman, medical technician. in the 1970s, he worked at a hydro uponic system to grow crops in water. in his self-authored book, he described himself as a sensitive and stimulating human being. investors he defrauded said he used his children to promote his businesses. he was tireless in building his fake credentials. in 1977, he made kansas city headlines. after orchestrating a man of the year award for himself for helping the disabled. a few weeks later, it was revealed to be yet another scam. he didn t achieve what he wanted, so he sought criminal means to get himself attention. van zandt says clues to