For those who haven't been reading the news, CNN and other mainstream media sources are all over the mysterious disappearances of four young men in Bucks County PA. A person of interest, Cosmo Dinardo, is in custody and has likely motive. A case keeps building up against him, as he recently sold the victim's car and just yesterday, multiple human remains were uncovered near Cosmo's property. Only one of the missing four have been positively identified so far.
Since the case has garnered nationwide attention, as the case progresses and further unravels itself, the story could temporarily overtake Trump coverage as #1 national headlines on CNN, FOX, etc.
It is a very intriguing case to me, because of my interest in true crime. I read up on the notorious murders of Jonbenet Ramsey, Jessica Chambers,  Natalee Holloway, etc.
Is anyone else following the story and think it could be THE defining non-political news story of 2017? Especially if the poor young men were subject to a particularly gruesome death and/or tortured prior to the fact? There are also rumors that Cosmo was also a key figure in the local drug trade, he could have been a rising figure in the U.S. drug trade and nobody knew but him and those within' the trade.

Nope. He confessed.

Nope. He confessed.


Exactly. But the trial will likely be filled with juicy, grisly revelations and if my hunch that he was a major drug player is right, he COULD end up being another cult icon like Elliot Rodger and Charles Manson was for some.

Doubtful that he was a major drug player. More likely a head case who's sold a little dope on the side and then decided to kill some guys for beer money.

Unlike the other cases there is no mystery.

Doubtful that he was a major drug player. More likely a head case who's sold a little dope on the side and then decided to kill some guys for beer money.

Unlike the other cases there is no mystery.


There wasn't too much mystery to the Peterson case. He appeared pretty guilty from the get-go. The motive was also clear. But it was the sensational nature of the crime that drew so much attention to it, and luring four well-built young men to their savage deaths over "beer money" (if that's the motive) is pretty sensational and newsworthy to me. Anytime a crime is, (1) grisly, (2) Has a high body count or (3) involves young children , it is likely to get substantial media coverage.