Volume 5 , Issue 16

13 March 1956 - Reynolds Case

"Steven Gilbert's letter has a lot of useful information. She most certainly was unconscious or dead when the vehicle burned or she would have escaped. Since the body was so completely destroyed no autopsy would show many causes of death for instance strangulation . It is quite rare for a body to be so completely destroyed in a car fire without accelerants being actually pored into the vehicle. The 9mm shell casings found were fired from a semi-automatic handgun and that person was at the scene. Why would he/she fire the weapon and why were they there. There must be photos of the crime scene as well as the autopsy. This is a great "cold case" to look into, wish I were there. Wonder if Unsolved Mysteries or one of those programs would be interested. That was not a common car fire and it engulfed a large area around the vehicle."   |  View or Add Comments (0 Comments)   |   Receive updates ( subscribers)  |   Unsubscribe

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