THE WEIRS TIMES, Thursday, February 11, 2010
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course, if no one who is
by mal Fuller
associated with the mur-
Contributing Writer der can feel any heat, then
they’ll lack any motiva-
My concluding sen- tion to be of help! So far
tence in my last Ram- I’ve seen no evidence that
bling Through History the murderer or anyone
facetiously alluded to the else has a thing to worry
possibility that by the about! Malzy wonders if
time of this writing Wolfe- someone important would
boro’s unsolved murder become embarrassed if
case would have seen an
Last September, when I
certain details of the case
arrest. “When pigs fly,”
complained about how much
were revealed. (I long ago
as they say. My last major
time had passed since the
learned not to dismiss
mention of the case was in
Mother’s Day murder of
any of Malzy’s theories
my article of September
24th, 2009, when I made
Wolfeboro resident Stacey
without giving them full
consideration.)
“sport” of investigator
Burns, I featured this picture
Recently in this column,
Steve Howland’s myriad
of Inspector Clouseau. I
I mentioned our having
of excuses as to why the
suggested that he would have
had two short outages of
Mother’s Day murder of
resolved the case by then.
our MetroCast telephone
Wolfeboro resident Stacey Obviously, we need him now, & Internet service. Since
Burns remained unsolved more than ever! that mention, yet another
at that time. My entire outage occurred. Malzy
article had been inspired called MetroCast the next
by a Granite State News one suspect in this mur- day and found a very at-
interview with the case’s der, I believe. Logic tells tentive ear to listen to our
lead detective that had me that innocent sus- phone troubles. As a re-
appeared in that news- pects, who are obviously sult, MetroCast’s techni-
paper’s September 10th close to the case, may find cal support people agreed
issue. Later, an irate it in their own interest to to monitor our phone line
relative of the detective
Endangered species? The once generous variety of these
do what they can to guide to document any further
informed me via an email
that the head sleuth’s cor-
delicious and convenient Birds Eye Steamfresh meals that
investigators toward the disruptions. This, they
guilty party or parties. Of See RAmblinG on 23
rect surname was Row-
could be found in the Alton Hannaford Store’s freezer have
land!
dwindled to only three choices!
The Granite’s article
made the assertion that for Detective Rowland’s
“The decision to move for- interview with the Granite
ward will ultimately come State News.
from (Jeffrey) Strelzin (the In that September ,2009,
State’s Senior Assistant interview, Rowland was
Attorney General) when said to have estimated
he is satisfied that the that the crime unit had
work of the investigative already expended 1,500
team is complete.” Ob- hours on the case. If
viously, our Senior As- they’ve continued working
sistant Attorney General on the case at that pace,
must remain dissatisfied, they’ve now expended over
since there’ve been no ar- 3,000 hours!
rests in the case. He is There may be more than
not alone in his apparent
dissatisfaction.
It would seem to me that
the residents of Wolfe-
boro, as well as the rest
of the State’s residents,
are long overdue, if not
for an arrest, at least for
a meaningful progress up-
date. And not a bogus up-
date filled with allusions
to CSI and other similar
& simplistic excuses for
the long delayed arrest,
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