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Post by portofleith on May 4, 2009 17:23:30 GMT -5
The Original Night Stalker” will air 10 p.m. Wednesday May 6 on E! Network. It features interviews with Richard Haas, a retired Ventura County district attorney’s investigator and an original detective on the Smith homicide. Colleen Cason is also interviewed about the 26-part “Silent Witness” story she wrote in 2002 telling the twists and turns of the Smith investigation.
New Sacramento information will also be revealed.
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Post by annie1004 on May 5, 2009 22:53:23 GMT -5
Thank you, Isabella. It looks like a new episode.
Annie
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Post by nightdriver on May 7, 2009 5:18:36 GMT -5
It is a completely new production, And it was nice to see that they found a few more of the old-timers to talk about it.
It was nice to see that poem, but if that was his only missive, then I have seen it characterized in a very different manner. There isn't much doubt that whoever wrote that was familiar with the Zodiac case.
Other than that last sketch, and the poem, there was nothing new there for me. But regardless, the objective has always been to keep the story alive and spread as far as possible. In that, I hope they have succeded.
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Post by ebe777 on May 8, 2009 16:54:04 GMT -5
I work for E!, so I'm not just talking out of my butt, but E always re-airs programs and willl always re-cut/update their programs if and when any new information comes about!
Another good thing about this show is that it will hopefully reach people who regulary watch E but aren't big true crime buffs... Someone out there knows (or knew) this guy!!! The more people are made aware of this case, the likelyhood someone will someday come forward.
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Post by guessting on May 8, 2009 19:24:37 GMT -5
Ebe777, Nice to see you. ;D You guys did a very good job on the show. I do have one question?  ?Diane Stein stated Janelle was walking as she was struck. Did she allow the killer in? Do you have an answer to that. I think that is a very important statement. Thanks. G |
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Post by ebe777 on May 8, 2009 19:48:47 GMT -5
Thank you kindly, Guessting!
I only wish I'd been a creative part of the show, because, if so, it would have been 5hrs long!
Yeah, that comment struck me as odd too. There was no other mention of it in any of her other interviews or with detectives. I think it's just something Mrs. Stein put together in her mind as a possible way it happened. Or perhaps she theorizes the guy snuck up behind Janelle and hit her as she walked down the hall (which the clip onscreen as she makes the comment seems to suggest) ... Either way, this isn't something that is likely to be clarified.
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Post by guessting on May 8, 2009 20:59:33 GMT -5
EB,
As always you iz very welcome! Yes, I believe there is so much untold information regarding this case, it leaves one to wonder. I do believe you could easily put 5 hours and still not tell the whole story. In faith, I believe we will be seeing resolution. Always happy to see you around. G
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?Diane Stein stated Janelle was walking as she was struck. Did she allow the killer in? Do you have an answer to that. I think that is a very important statement. Thanks. G