[jonjon1324]

This guy went to my high school

[dEAD mICHAEL]

Good riddance to bad rubbish.

[diannegrow1]

I never heard about this post and still dont know what its about. What about a "bully"?

[deanmine]

Skidmore, mi where Bobbie Jo Stinnett was killed back in December 2004. It's a very small (300) town in Nodaway County, about 100 miles north of Kansas City. But the Stinnett case isn't the first time that Skidmore has drawn outside -- and usually unwanted -- attention because of crime.
In July 1981, a man named Ken Rex McElroy -- a man known as the town thug -- was shot and killed in his pickup truck. (The image above is that truck.) The crime's never been solved, even though dozens of people were reportedly around when the attack happened. McElroy was free on bond after being convicted of attempted murder -- he shot and nearly killed a 70-year-old grocer.



There was a well-regarded book written, "In Broad Daylight," and a TV movie starring Brian Dennehy. In 25 years, though, nobody's said a word about who killed McElroy. Here's an article from 2001 by Donna McGuire on the anniversary of McElroy's death. And I really recommend this site that debunks some of the McElroy myths.


More recent is the case of Branson Perry, a young man who disappeared back in 2001. (Perry, coincidentally, is a cousin of Stinnett's.) He'd been cleaning up the house for his dad, who was coming home from the hospital. Perry reportedly took a short break. He's never been seen since. At one point, authorities were looking at a Missouri businessman after investigators discovered an Internet chat transcript describing Perry's murder and torture -- which might or might not have been made up. Nobody's been charged in the case.

[Kelseecat65]

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Originally Posted by Shawna ↗

Wow, I could never kill anyone.

theres 2 kinds of people. sheep and wolves. id reevaluate if i were you.


90 percent of people in threads are sheep

[melissacraft79]

I have researched this case. I have looked extensively for more crime scene photos. I just wonder if anyone has found any more??

[U2Addict]

Originally Posted by deanmine ↗

Skidmore, mi where Bobbie Jo Stinnett was killed back in December 2004. It's a very small (300) town in Nodaway County, about 100 miles north of Kansas City. But the Stinnett case isn't the first time that Skidmore has drawn outside -- and usually unwanted -- attention because of crime.
In July 1981, a man named Ken Rex McElroy -- a man known as the town thug -- was shot and killed in his pickup truck. (The image above is that truck.) The crime's never been solved, even though dozens of people were reportedly around when the attack happened. McElroy was free on bond after being convicted of attempted murder -- he shot and nearly killed a 70-year-old grocer.



There was a well-regarded book written, "In Broad Daylight," and a TV movie starring Brian Dennehy. In 25 years, though, nobody's said a word about who killed McElroy. Here's an article from 2001 by Donna McGuire on the anniversary of McElroy's death. And I really recommend this site that debunks some of the McElroy myths.


More recent is the case of Branson Perry, a young man who disappeared back in 2001. (Perry, coincidentally, is a cousin of Stinnett's.) He'd been cleaning up the house for his dad, who was coming home from the hospital. Perry reportedly took a short break. He's never been seen since. At one point, authorities were looking at a Missouri businessman after investigators discovered an Internet chat transcript describing Perry's murder and torture -- which might or might not have been made up. Nobody's been charged in the case.

Gat damn. I'm staying the hell out of Skidmark. I remember the A & E documentary.

Back to Bully. I love the movie, the acting was great. Too bad Brad Renfro died. He was hot! A great actor too.

[K53]

Sounds like justice achieved

[dancingqueen30]

Originally Posted by Black Knight ↗

Awesome. I never saw the actual death photo. I loved the movie Bully and thought it was great with the exception of the casting for Bobby. He was a big dude and he was played by some skinny geek.

Kenso - here is a link. If you get a chance see the movie "Bully" which is a story about his murder.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Bobby_Kent

Yes. I didn't understand that casting choice at all. It just didn't fit, but maybe he was the only good actor for that part.