Are the Missing Women of Chillicothe Ohio Related to the Rhoden Murders?
There is a lot of internet jabber that the missing women of Chillicothe and the Rhoden murders are related. Interesting for sure. Most say both are also related to Ohio police corruption.
Angela Clemente is one of the people that made the documentary Gone the Missing Women of Chillicothe. Apparently she made a huge post about the corrupt nature of the Ohio police. Apparently this was discovered when they were making the documentary. She took the post down as she was flooded with messages and couldn't keep up. But she has said she is going to re post it.
Oddly at the end of her rant; she posts that needs to talk to someone about the Rhoden dogs. How odd is that? So somehow the 2 issues crossed over at least for her.
There does seem to be an unusually high amount of police and court corruption around here. We recently had a cop in Westerville convicted of drug trafficking from his cop car near a school. He only got 2 years. Lucky guy huh? From his pictures he may have been his own customer as well as a seller.
http://cwcolumbus.com/news/local/former-state-trooper-to-serve-2-years-in-federal-prison-for-dealing-drugs-on-the-job
Then we have all the corruption recently in Buckeye Lake Ohio with the police chief there. Stealing money from dead bodies, faking time cards for himself and others. You can't make this stuff up. So I can only imagine how bad it could be in Pike County. Although Pike County has a small population; it covers a huge area. And its right in the drug trafficking corridor.
Angela Clemente is one of the people that made the documentary Gone the Missing Women of Chillicothe. Apparently she made a huge post about the corrupt nature of the Ohio police. Apparently this was discovered when they were making the documentary. She took the post down as she was flooded with messages and couldn't keep up. But she has said she is going to re post it.
Oddly at the end of her rant; she posts that needs to talk to someone about the Rhoden dogs. How odd is that? So somehow the 2 issues crossed over at least for her.
There does seem to be an unusually high amount of police and court corruption around here. We recently had a cop in Westerville convicted of drug trafficking from his cop car near a school. He only got 2 years. Lucky guy huh? From his pictures he may have been his own customer as well as a seller.
http://cwcolumbus.com/news/local/former-state-trooper-to-serve-2-years-in-federal-prison-for-dealing-drugs-on-the-job
Then we have all the corruption recently in Buckeye Lake Ohio with the police chief there. Stealing money from dead bodies, faking time cards for himself and others. You can't make this stuff up. So I can only imagine how bad it could be in Pike County. Although Pike County has a small population; it covers a huge area. And its right in the drug trafficking corridor.
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