Comments on: Thriller Thursday: Bob’s Bazaar Bizarre

By: Serinna Howell

Serinna Howell — Mon, 26 Dec 2016 02:53:30 +0000

Hello my name is Serinna Howell I was 1 years old my Uncle Jerry died he lives with me and my mom and dad my mom said he was a very likeable person had lots of girlfriends wasn’t bad on drugs but partied like normal your young people I would like to answer your question yes I do think the police were wrong with the deal I believe the police wanted this out of the spotlight as fast as they could I also believe the police did a horrible job on their investigation who cares a lot of gay men drugs Hustler’s most of this was accurate I appreciate how you didn’t call them all prostitutes let me add just a few things for you the police were told it was Bob if you ever met my grandfather you would know he’s is a very persistent man they had more than enough to go on my grandpa did his own investigation he knew who it was he was a regular down at the police department demanding them to do more the police department was embarrassed and now for that my family and everyone else’s familys still are…I cant even have a fb with out this bs….. let me correct few things for u
JERRY AND MY GRANDPA HAD a BOOTH AT FLEA Market berdella was mad at my Uncle Jerry on some car deal probably why he got beat for 4 days you could leave the whole lover bs out my mom said jerry was hanging out with him all the time to party and Jerry thought he was a sucker and could get something out of him little did he know :-(! berdella made two mistakes not just one leaving his hands in front he also made a mistake when he got mad at my uncle and took him and for that it brought the spotlight 2 him nobody belives from the time he was sacrificing animals in collage he was a productive members of society counciling boys starting neighbor hood watches and writing reviews for the kansas city star sound like fhis man crossed his t and dotted his i he knows what is going on everywhere but so does my grandfather and its the kansas city police departments fault for every person that died after jerry and they owe us a apology for tbat if they would have done there job they wouldent have died questions for everybody too… was every different person identified and those pictures that Bob keptn20 + different and I’m not sure on this one but what about that envelope full of teeth were they ever identified please let me know here’s the last answer to your question he has he was definitely worse a matter of fact he probably is in the top two worst in North America but not talked about last question why. Hrre is the second part to your answer . If the police would have done there job he would have been number one serial killer list

By: Stacy Green

Stacy Green — Fri, 30 Mar 2012 21:24:40 +0000

In reply to Stacy Green. That's very true, Tom. I think the best writers are the ones more willing to look inside that dark place and see what they find. Love the sound of your character!

By: tomwisk

tomwisk — Fri, 30 Mar 2012 21:17:17 +0000

In reply to Stacy Green. We all have a dark place that we keep hidden. The main part of humankind has been taught to stay away from this place and almost everybody does; except for writers who take quick peeks and relate to the rest what's in there. I've had no problem creating an evil, depraved character. After I've written his time on stage in the story, I let it rest. When I go back, I shudder that someone like that could come out of a normal albeit slightly twisted mind.

By: Stacy Green

Stacy Green — Fri, 30 Mar 2012 20:50:30 +0000

In reply to tomwisk. Yes, it does. I can't even imagine having a mind that works like Bob's. I guess that's why criminals are so fascinating. Thanks so much for the comment and follow!

By: tomwisk

tomwisk — Fri, 30 Mar 2012 20:08:09 +0000

Humanity breeds some wierd folk. The majority of us never meet them in our lives and only hear about them when they’re captured. When you document the darker parts of people you get a chance to try to outdo the reality. Great post, will follow.

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By: Stacy Green

Stacy Green — Thu, 24 Nov 2011 04:21:50 +0000

In reply to Tiffany A White. LOL, you and I are alike. I watch all those shows too and hadn't heard of him until I started researching. He was just awful. Thanks for clicking that button, and I'm glad you enjoyed it!

By: Tiffany A White

Tiffany A White — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 00:13:10 +0000

YIKES! How have I not heard of crazy Bob? All of the 48 Hours Mystery and shows of the sort that I watch and nothing!?!? CREEPY. I felt awkward clicking the “like” button on this, because I don’t like his story per say, but I loved your post! Thank you for sharing.

By: Stacy Green

Stacy Green — Sat, 19 Nov 2011 20:02:54 +0000

In reply to toastmasterliz.

Thank you! Yes, I really believe there is just plain evil out there. Regardless of childhood experiences, some people are just destined to be horrific. I agree, and I think the police probably felt they didn’t have much choice in the matter. But that’s a good point, although I don’t think I could live with the uncertainty.

Thanks for stopping by!