COLONEL DOUG THORNBLOM (FRIEND OF JACK WHEELER FROM WEST POINT)
What really bothers me about this whole thing is that the behavior that we saw on that tape was so out of character. It just wasn’t Jack at all.
Also from Nexis/Lexis ABC interview Jan 6th
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ROBIN ROBERTS (ABC NEWS)
(Off-camera) And you really read a lot into the fact that his body was found in a landfill. Why?
BRAD GARRETT (ABC NEWS)
(Off-camera) Well, because, typically, people that end up in landfills are prostitution murders, unfortunately mothers put newborns in dumpsters because they don’t want them and they end up in landfills.
BRAD GARRETT (ABC NEWS)
(Voiceover) You know, organized crime cases, drug cases, they’ll put bodies in landfills.
BRAD GARRETT (ABC NEWS)
(Off-camera) But, you know, the other hook is, they’re, they’re saying that he possibly came from Newark, Delaware, in a dumpster there, which is in another part of the state. And so how did he get from Wilmington to Newark when he’s only about 10 minutes from that dump when he’s, when he’s seen, he’s last seen on video in downtown Wilmington?
ROBIN ROBERTS (ABC NEWS)
(Off-camera) So what does your gut tell you?
BRAD GARRETT (ABC NEWS)
(Off-camera) My gut tells me it’s probably fragments, that something happened to him, that he did have some sort of catastrophic physical breakdown. And he, he falls into the wrong hands at that point. The rest of it just doesn’t work for me because of...
ROBIN ROBERTS (ABC NEWS)
(Off-camera) Mm-hmm. What you just said.
(why did she interrupt him before he answered, is it simply time to go to commercial? Ugh - Also, they forget to include in their theory he was robbed one day and killed the next - which is a pretty big coincidence)
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Frank and Regina Marini are from the Hockessin DE area where they have another home, Francis “Frank” Marini appears to link to a William Q. Saienni, Sr., age 79 of Hockessin, DE who died on December 5, 2001. William Q. Saienni, Sr founded several concrete paving construction companies in the Wilmington and New Castle DE area, Material Transit, Material Trucking, Blacktop Products, and his beloved “Beaver Blacktop”. The Saienni family is based in the Hockessin, DE area as was/is Frank Marini.
Stefano G. Saienni…….July 26, 2010—-DELAWARE..Newark Police have charged two men in connection with several car break-ins in the Newark area. SEE LINK http://www.udel.edu/udaily/2011/jul/cars072610.html Bradley M. Hooks, 18, of Newark, and Stefano G. Saienni, 18, of Hockessin, were charged with multiple counts of third degree burglary theft, receiving stolen property, conspiracy and criminal mischief at the the parking area of Foxcroft Apartments at 120 Wilbur St., Newark DE 19711 (North East area)
An officer saw Bradley Hooks and Stefano Saienni walking out of the parking lot at the Foxcroft Apartments on Wilbur Street (Newark DE zip code 19711) around 1:15 am Sunday morning and noticed one of the two had a glove on one hand. The cop went into the parking lot, saw a car with broken glass around it and saw Hooks and Saienni driving away in a pickup truck. Saienni also was charged with possession of burglar tools. They were committed to the Young Correctional Facility; Hooks in default of $10,250 bond and Saienni in default of $9,750 bond. Stefano G. Saienni DOB 8/26/1991 739 Loveville Rd Hockessin DE he also links to an address in New Castle.
The dumpster chosen for his burial was off an easily accessible highway that allowed his carrier to bypass local law enforcement attention and get back on the road quickly after the deed was done. This is a person who had to have familiarity with that dump site (Newark DE zip code 19711) . Someone who works or lives nearby; someone who does business with one of those 10 establishments next to the dumpster used, or someone who has to travel through that area–and uses I95 (495) or 273 to do it–would fit this profile.