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: Chris King's 1st Amendment PageKingCast notes that the Dow Murders and other NH LE abominations to be discussed on Manchester TV Channel 23, starting Thursday 22 October 2008.
By Christopher King
The Dow Murders website owner Karen Saffian informs KingCast that a TV producer in Manchester has invited her to discuss the letters she has been sending to Governor Lynch about integrity and the legal/political process. The letters are linked here, and Governor Lynch's pledge is here. Read it in pari materia with the James Ryan debacle, that's a Good One. The two people in the picture are Jan and Steven Dow, the Dow Murder victims, likely murdered by NH LE Richard Dow, who got away clean in 24 hours, just as Gregory W. Floyd did when he likely/ murdered Liko Peter Kenney.
The show airs in the morning on public access Channel 23 because WMUR and the Union Leader have not come around to really opening discussion on these matters yet. call 603.622.3023 for more information.
Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on October 22, 2008 (boomark / email).
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