Questions for the next Behind the Files

Raene Marsden There have been several episodes of Casefile that feature cat fishing. There have also been several high profile cases in the media recently. Young people seem to be especially vulnerable. What can be done to better help people be safer online?

Case 239: Peggy Carr. You mentioned detectives found what they believed to be a hidden soundproofed “torture chamber” in George’s house. But they found no evidence whatsoever that someone had been harmed in there You also mentioned that George answered the door in women’s underwear, and detectives found a large amount of bondage equipment and toys, suggesting the room was possibly designed for BDSM sessions Which theory about the room does the Casefile team lead more towards?

Jasoninhell It was so hard to believe that there were no warning signs that she would harm her children. During the aftermath was that talked about at all in the media or by investigators? Peggy carr I had no idea that Peggy carr had suffered for 4 months, I feel like other coverage glossed over the extent of her suffering and I definitely don’t remember them mentioning the sign language. Casefile is always so sensitive when telling the victims experience. Can you talk about that balance? Rena and Danny P. Do you think Rena’s death would have been labeled a homicide if it happened today? Based on the details in the episode almost no investigation happened and the barn was burned shortly after her death. It’s so frustrating when investigators jump to conclusions