Comments for Justice For Allison

Comment on Giveback to CUE – Eat at Ruby Tuesday’s-Hackettstown,NJ June 5th-6th &7th by Elisabeth

Elisabeth — Wed, 20 Feb 2013 12:07:20 +0000

I blog also and I’m creating a little something alike to
this specific blog post, “Giveback to CUE – Eat
at Ruby Tuesday

Comment on Police release sketch of man seen in area where bones were found by Tabitha

Tabitha — Sun, 07 Oct 2012 17:22:34 +0000

This is so sad!

Comment on Police release sketch of man seen in area where bones were found by Eugena

Eugena — Sun, 16 Sep 2012 16:27:08 +0000

Looks like Lance Voss from mint hill nc. Have the police spoken to him?

Comment on Detective taps FBI profilers for help in murders probe by kimberly

kimberly — Wed, 08 Aug 2012 03:07:13 +0000

Angela was my mother yea she was never perfect but hey who is. I would give anything to have her back in mine an my childrens life. i miss seeing her smile, hear her laugh, feeling her heart beat next to mine when she held me an wouldn’t let go. An to Allison’s family im so sorry for your loss as well it’s still not easy coping with what has happend i know how ya’ll feel i still cry wanting my mom an best friend back. I hope eventally really soon we can all have finally put both of them to actally rest in peace

Comment on Detective taps FBI profilers for help in murders probe by Sareyna

Sareyna — Tue, 12 Jun 2012 01:30:39 +0000

I follow a lot of crime stories. I have followed this one from day one as i live in the area and am from right up the road from where these ladies were found. I have heard a million times that stabbing someone over and over is a crime of passion. They likely knew the perpetrator….I thought in the beginning that it was a truck driver or somebody passing through. They are not the only two though. You hear of them because they were found together, but I believe there are more. I believe its a serial killer. There have been several cases throughout the county, with at least one very near where these two were found, of bones of women found. Of course the police do not want the public to believe there is a serial killer on the loose…..I hope they catch him for the sake of their families. I can not imagine what they must go through…..

Comment on Detective taps FBI profilers for help in murders probe by Ria

Ria — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 21:47:27 +0000

It’s curious that though both died at knifepoint, one was stabbed to death while the other was beaten. The act of beating someone entails that there is a lot of hate behind the person. Beating someone to the point of breaking their bones requires an intense amount of hate. Stabbing some sure goes against the MO compared to how he abused one of the girls. Stabbing is like trying to fulfill instant gratification (It has sexual undertones). He had to have used drugs himself in the past.

The beating, like I said, seems to involve an intense kind of hate. He has a sadistic side. I don’t think he was too organized when it happened either. But assuming that both these cases happened so close to one another, you would think that he had to have some sort of relation with them. Could it be that one of them was a random selection? The girl he stabbed at least 27 times for instance. She danced at her dads studio. Maybe he had seen her and developed an interest in her?

I wish I knew more details to the case. It’s sad to know that their families lost them this way.

Comment on Allison Jackson Foy Memorial Fudge Fund Raiser by Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 20 Feb 2012 09:39:54 +0000

I just watched Allison’s story on the television. The friend of Allison said he called her a cab, did the detectives check his cellphone? I also thought that the suspect’s wife could have played a part in Allison’s murder. Think about it, someone said they saw women tourist talking to her, I wonder if it was a set-up. One of the women could have been the suspect’s wife and pretended to need a ride and she and Allison got in the taco, which belongs to her husband.