re: OT- Lake Oconee Murders

Your info might be bad. Great Waters marina is on a different branch of the lake than the Ritz Carlton.

The sheriff said he's had at least 5 psychics there. I want to know what the psychics said.

Litigator, do you have any way to find that out?

That seems odd. Are psychics used on a regular basis now? 5 seems like a lot.

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I did read where her body was found near a dam.

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That's exactly what I had read, which is not consistent with what PerryDawg was saying.

If it was near the dam, that is consistent with my theory.

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Pretty descriptive here-five to six miles from their home in 46 feet of water in a wide bend above the Wallace Dam-according to the Macon Telegraph. LINK

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Then my theory still has merit. Thank you Litigator.

My wife booked me and my old buddies a lake house on Oconee this summer for my 40th birthday. Pontoon boat too. In this area.

I intend to solve this case. And maybe catch a few crappie.

It’s kind of hard to piece together exactly where the body was found according to the different articles. It was obviously floating, evidently hung up on some surface obstruction like a tree because the fisherman saw it. But then there’s the reference to concrete blocks and the body being found in 46 feet of water. No doubt the Sheriff’s Office knows but I doubt any kind of formal case file has been released.

Edit:I’m guessing the blocks were found in 46 feet of water and the body surfaced above them and got hung on an obstruction on the surface above the blocks.

I said the body was found between the great waters marina which is across from Reynolds Plantation Marina on the main river and the Ritz which is Richland Creek. You go south toward the damn then turn left and that’s is Richland Creek which leads to the Ritz Carlton. The body was found in standing timber by fishermen, and Richland Creek is the only area fitting that description on that side of the lake.

But Richland Creek flows into the Oconee at Wallace Dam. Body could have came from anywhere and floated to where it was found in 5 days, but my theory is they killed her and tied the cinder blocks to her and threw her out in that area which is the deepest part of the lake. Also the Richland Creek area is less populated until you get up towards The Lake Club and the Ritz. You would have to be fairly ballsy to throw the a body out in the Great Waters (Putnam side) and Reynolds Plantation (Greene Side) because those are houses with pretty damn good security systems.

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he house was for sale and I guess my have sold.


Damn. What poor bastard would have bought that shite? :yak:

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I mean honestly the garage would probably be the only place that would be haunted and I could deal with that to live in that area if I had the money.

id say that the area that this house is in would be no more than 15 feet at full pool at the end of the dock there a I believe the that main channel in the center of the lake in that area is between 35 and 40 feet, Sinclair and Oconee are both fairly shallow lakes in relative terms. Oconee's avg depth is only 21'. In 2007 when there was a bad drought, most of those houses along the river had no water under them to launch a boat. We had to shut down our boat launches at the marina due to no water to launch boats. They kept Sinclair at full pool and drained Oconee because Plant Branch made most of the power for that area until they shut it down a few years ago