Anonymous letter claims cop killed Chesco woman missing since '09
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SHE SPED OFF into the darkness more than three years ago from the home of a Philadelphia 76er, drunk, angry and alone, and only those closest to Toni Lee Sharpless believe she'll ever be seen again.
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»Read story: Anonymous letter claims cop killed Chesco woman missing since '09
Comments (53)
geez, blame everything on Camden. How trite.— albrock
Very intriguing murder mystery...I hope they get the perp. This story would make a great movie.— The Monk- What a sad story. I hope there is some closure, for the sake of this woman's family.— Progressive215
- This comment has been deleted.— Rowdy Yaytes
- Sorry Rowdy, you're wrong though. SHE kicked her friend out of the car. The story goes that her friend was concerned about the fact that she was too drunk to drive so she told her to get out. Sounds like a real winner this woman is. Teenager daughter at 30 but hanging out with NBA players but still lives at home. Keep in Classy Toni. — AustinCG82
- wow, rowdy, you are like Socrates.— joegrink
- Unionized pigs ar killers in general. They have also KILLED the ability of every city in this nation to not be a third world GHETTO. Unionized pigs represent THEMSELVES (and their drinking/ pill popping/ roid using) AGAINST the public that pays their inflated salaries/ pensions. PIGS NEED ACCOUNTABILITY AND THEY HAVE NONE BECAUSE OF ORGANIZED CRIME GOONIONS!!!! How about you are just American ctizens and you can work in the same frame work as the rest of us, you fat snobs? Not good enough for you - how ANTI AMERICAN IS THAT??????????????????????????????????????????????— freemarkets
- yawn....i am sorry, were you saying something? — theeducator
- '"The only people who would know the term 'paper trip' would be the police or the bad guys who do this type of thing," Law said.' Really? I have doubts about the qualifications of an investigator who would make a statement like this. It may not be a common term in the general populace, but that does not mean the only people who would know the term are police or bad guys. Polygraphs are notoriously inaccurate. Johns' polygraph results neither implicate nor absolve her.— Wednesday
- Never hang around with a dude who has an "entourage"— discobiscuit
- Who would have thought that free markets would use this story as an excuse to launch his political propaganda? Now for some sanity. This entire story can be summed up as follows. An admittedly obsessed person who claims to be an investigator says that an unknown person claims that somebody told him who was told by somebody else that an unknown cop had a problem with a woman who wound up dead. This unknown person claims that someone, not the cop, asked him or her to drive the woman's car to Boston. He never saw nor spoke with any cop. Did I summarize this properly? And this is newsworthy in Philadelphia. I have seen higher journalistic standards in the National Enquirer. Anything that will place the word "cop" on the front page of the Daily Rag is sufficient for this paper. The word always sells newspapers. In fairness, what makes the anonymous letter more credible than any of the other countless tips this obsessed woman and law enforcement have received? Let's have a look at some of those allegations as well.— Philly Born
- "The only people who would know the term 'paper trip' would be the police or the bad guys who do this type of thing," Law said.
or anyone who read this article . . . .— ekw555 - Philly Born, I don't necessarily disagree with you,but I know if it was my child that was missing, I would want the investigation to continue until the final outcome was found. I would want everyone to do whatever it took to find the answer to what happened to my child. I cannot image the heartache in not knowing what happened to one's child.
As far as freemarkets is concerned, he/she sounds like a real nut job to me who has not been taking their meds.— oneway 
Was it Col. Mustard with a wrench in the study? Or perhaps it was Professor Plum with a candlestick in the conservatory or Miss Scarlet with a rope in the ballroom?
Better yet, maybe it was the butler!— TimmyDay
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