MADISON, Wis. (WMTV/Gray News) - The identity of a man found dead in a chimney nearly 35 years ago was finally identified.
Madison Police Department Chief Shon Barnes said investigative genetic genealogy aided in identifying the man as Ronnie Joe Kirk. His remains were found on Sept. 3, 1989, at the Good ‘n Loud music store by a construction contractor in Madison, Wisconsin.
Couldn’t have gotten into the chimney on his own and found wearing a dress and an iron cross necklace? There’s a bit more to this story.
ReplyDeleteDamn, I thought it might be Hoffa.
ReplyDeleteCue up "The Chimney Song" by Bob Rivers...
ReplyDeleteI’ll swear there was a cold case tv show about a body in a chimney…. Or a fictional detective show about one..
ReplyDeleteAdrian no doubt.
DeleteThat's my biggest phobia. Getting trapped in a tight spot where you can't move and having a week or more to think about how you fucked up.
ReplyDeleteNaw, you can go without water for only 3-4 days.
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