The Mickey Shunick Story

He was in jail for 8 years, from 2000-2008, Jennings murders were 2005

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Originally Posted by RedCajun

There is/was a record of bsl calling an "escort" service on the night of the kidnapping/ murder. Most of the Jennings victims were "escorts" as well. Just saying

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If he was calling for an "escort"...then he was using a different level of prostitute than what the Jeff Davis Serial Killer targeted. Still...no connection.

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Originally Posted by cajunhawk

If he was calling for an "escort"...then he was using a different level of prostitute than what the Jeff Davis Serial Killer targeted. Still...no connection.

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Right. He was in jail for the Jennings killings. Just saying bsl wasnt above women of "I'll refute". He liked hookers too

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Originally Posted by RedCajun

Right. He was in jail for the Jennings killings. Just saying bsl wasnt above women of "I'll refute". He liked hookers too

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Liked and murdered are too different things.

Torn and waterlogged fliers still cling to utility poles on many Lafayette streetcorners, imploring passersby to "Bring Mickey Home." They were posted by family, friends and community members in the days after 21-year-old Mickey Shunick went missing in the early morning hours of May 19.

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Originally Posted by cajunhawk

Liked and murdered are too different things.

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Originally Posted by Turbine

Mickey Shunick simply has to be remembered as a <b>HERO</b>/victim.

Because she fought like the dickens she created a situation that solved her murder and led to conviction in less than 3 months.

Focus on her heroics solved another murder and led to another conviction.

She is helping solve another murder in Texas.

She saved countless lives.

Mickey Shunick is a hero by every conceivable definition.

I wish I had known her.

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The family and friends of Mickey Shunick came together in the three months following the 21-year-old college student's May 19 disappearance with a single goal, to bring Mickey home.

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I didnt see this posted here

http://www.theadvertiser.com/article...xt|FRONTPAGE|p

I personally think it is a great idea

With any luck, inmates will get rid of him by kickoff time.

I'm proud to be a Cajun. This made my morning.

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Originally Posted by KACajun

I'm proud to be a Cajun. This made my morning.

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+1. Bravo!