In January of 1971 Kathy Radkte was spending the evening with her boyfriend, Jack Keyes. The teenagers crossed paths with a vicious killer. Their deaths rocked the community.
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47 Keyes and Radtke
In January of 1971 Kathy Radkte was spending the evening with her boyfriend, Jack Keyes. The teenagers crossed paths with a vicious killer. Their deaths rocked the community.
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I just listened to this episode today, and could easily picture exactly where the Mustang was left as I’m familiar with the area. I found an article that was published from where I live, and it listed the addresses of Jack and Kathy, and my MIL used to live on the same street, in the same model house as her’s. Here is the article, it’s interesting to see how hard they were trying to find the Kathy and the murderer, I can’t say I’ve seen such a detailed, informative article since that time.
http://www.ssldl.info/gsdl/collect/slh/archives/DSLH1971/0304N009.dir/doc.pdf
Thankfully we know who killed these two young people and he ended up in prison on other charges.
No proof on this Murder. He did not confess. Will probably never find out.
That’s correct Kim. John Collins was a suspect in those two murders. For lack of evidence he was never charged.
John Norman Collins could not have been a suspect in this murder. He was incarcerated at the time this happened.
https://mdocweb.state.mi.us/otis2/otis2profile.aspx?mdocNumber=126833
This…I was 4 when she was murdered. My Dad was friends with her Father, Bob. He helped in the search.
It never left him. He was hyper-protective over me because of it.
Every time I saw Bob I would see his pain.
So painful. It will never go away.