Anyone remember Darlie Routier murder case?

[DitsyD]

Originally Posted by PriscillaVanilla

She has steadfastly maintained her innocence all these years.

So? That doesn't mean diddlysquat.

[RonnieinDallas]

https://www.wfaa.com/amp/article/new...1-2ae657b450ca

Good for him. I hope he’s able to find what he’s looking for.

[Rakin]

Maybe they can give him an opportunity to see the evidence. Certainly would not hurt.

This young man certainly has a future as a great attorney if that's his goal as stated. His parents should be proud.

Those boys would be about 30 years old now. Sure doesn't seem like it's been so long since it happened.
Side note it happened just months before Jon Benet Ramsey also age 6 who would now be 30 years old today.

Those 2 Crime stories / murders have dominated Amateur Detectives and Speculation for many years along with OJ Simpson which happened just 2 years before.

Enter 16-year-old Ryan Kester, nearly 23 years later.

He's already graduated from high school, has taken classes at the University of Tulsa, and plans to attend the University of Texas in the fall with hopes of getting into law school.

Kester is not your average 16-year-old. Instead of playing Fortnite in his free time, he obsesses over murder cases. He even runs a Facebook page called "True Crime Club" where 2,000-plus members discuss cases.

The teen is fascinated with the Routier case because the murders happened in nearby Rowlett.

[jbb303]

The blanket request was denied after prosecutors and her attorneys argued against it. He can still access public records and request to review specific evidence on a case-by-case basis.

I'll reiterate what I said awhile back: This case has been running through unsuccessful appeals for nearly 30 years and advocacy groups for the wrongly convicted won't touch it with a 10 foot pole. That alone speaks volumes.