BozinSeK --Raritys, Oddities, and other things that make you go Hmmmmmmm

Those of you who know me from back in the BTK Killer days are aware of my interest in true crime and unsolved murder cases. I have always tried to keep this fascination of what makes one person a normal functioning human being as opposed to what makes another snap and go off the deep end out of this blog space because I wanted (and still want) this to be a space where I can go to get away from it all.

Until last night.

I just happened to be browsing through one of my favorite true crime blogs, Crimeblog.us when I came onto a story that in the author Steve Huffs words literally leapt off the page at me, for two reasons:

Number One: The horrific nature of the crime as taken from Steve Huffs article--

The bodies of Tori Vienneau, 22, and her 10-month-old son, Dean Springstube, were discovered in an apartment in the 1400 block of 45th Street on Wednesday night. One of two women who shared the apartment with Vienneau found her sprawled against a couch in the front room, police said. The baby was found hanging from a noose in his crib, according to police sources… (Sentence in bold was added by the author)

And Number Two: And again, thanks to Steve, for pointing this out. This particularly horrific crime, commited back in July of 2006, holds VERY little information as to the investigation and usual progress one would expect in such a case.

In fact, It's quite startling to do a google search on the victims name and only come up with a handful of related articles. As opposed to high profile cases, like Jon Benet Ramsey, or Natalie Holloway or The slain Virgina Beach Student Taylor Behl who have literally tens of thousands "Hits" associated with their names,
Only a few articles were found in the mainstream media, All from the same Newspaper- The San Diego Union-Tribune. Here's one of them



Now, I don't know about you, but that smiling, cherubic picture of baby Dean has haunted me for the last Twelve hours now.

Here's an interview Steve conducted with the Grandmother of Precious little Baby Dean. Its heart wrenching to say the least.

The only purpose of this blog is that if ANYONE should stumble across this blog and KNOWS anything, no matter how slight or inconsequential to contact the authorities.

Police are asking anyone who may have known Tori Vienneau – or the people in her life – to call San Diego police at (619) 293-2293 or Crime Stoppers at (888) 580-TIPS.

I only hope that Police are investigating this to the full extent and that the Killer will soon be apprehended. I know, I for one will be able to sleep better, knowing this sick bastard is locked away forever.

Peace, Love and KBOZ
Boz