Gary Thibodeau was convicted of kidnapping Heidi Allen and sentenced to 25 years to life in prison. As Thibodeau sat behind bars and days turned into months, and months turned into years, rumblings, around the small New Haven community in Oswego County, New York, about what happened to Heidi began to raise more questions. There was someone openly walking the streets of Oswego who was named a suspect, had a violent history against women, had a motive, and said he knew what happened to Heidi. But that man’s name was not Gary or Richard Thibodeau.
Rios Affidavit (1 page)
FBI Profilist Report from 1994 Clint Van Zandt (3 pages)
FBI Interview w_ Bohrer (2 pages)
1981 Kidnapping Supplemental Filing (13 pages)
1980 Disorderly Conduct Charge (6 pages)
M. Bohrer Handwritten Notes 1 (3 pages)
M. Bohrer Handwritten Notes 2 (4 pages)
M. Bohrer Handwritten Notes 3 (1 page)
Bohrer’s Typed Notes (12 pages)
Sexual Assault Report M. Bohrer (1 page)
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