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Has anyone dug deeper into Richard Brunt’s background since he became a suspect in Christopher Bird's disappearance? I know he has a previous manslaughter conviction, but I’m curious if there’s been any further investigation into his life around that time or since then. It seems odd to me that there was probable cause yet no charges filed. Could it be that they didn’t have enough solid evidence, or is there more to his story that complicates things? Maybe someone familiar with the case from New Hampshire or Massachusetts has insights that weren't publicized. There's something about this that doesn't add up. What do you all think?
Hey everyone, I've been digging into the Christopher Bird case recently, and something keeps bugging me. Does anyone else find it strange that he borrowed a ladder before he disappeared? I wonder what he needed it for, and if it had any significance to his case. I've read that it was from a friend's house in Windham, but there’s barely any follow-up on this detail. Was he planning to do something specific with the ladder, or was it just a routine thing that he did before his disappearance? Given the circumstances, I think every little detail matters, and maybe there's something there we're all missing. Would love to hear if any locals know more or if anyone has any theories about this part of the puzzle.
I've been doing some digging into Christopher Bird's case and stumbled upon an interesting angle regarding the D&Q Stables in Windham, NH. Does anyone have insights into the kind of community or activities that were happening around those stables back in 1984? Considering that Christopher was last seen there, I wonder if anyone who frequented the stables might have seen something or if there were any rumors circulating at the time. Also, it’s odd that he borrowed a ladder before vanishing. Could that suggest he was planning to do something specific or visit someone? Curious if anyone has any theories or similar case parallels. Any local knowledge or historical context would be much appreciated!