I relocated to Alexandria/Springfield area and was looking around at the closest adult hockey leagues but the two closest to where I'd be living haven't updated their websites in a while so I'm not sure if they are still running.
- St. James - Their league stats website still shows registrations for Spring 2021 but I would have thought the Fall/Winter seasons would have started already. Their main hockey website doesn't really list anything either, so I'm not sure if they are still operating. Last week someone on here was looking for a goalie for a St. James team, so I was expecting them to run but maybe that was just pickup.
- Northern Virginia Adult Hockey League - Their website still has registration for 2019/2020 season, so I'm not sure if they ever resumed after the pandemic shutdown.
Am I looking at the right websites for these places? Or have the players moved to different nearby leagues?
In 2006, two elderly women named Marion were slain by an unknown assailant in Springfield, Virginia within only two miles from each other. However, the similarities didn’t end with their first name. Both women lived alone, didn’t have children, lived in nearly identical red brick ramblers, and were close in age. There is no evidence that indicates the women had known each other. While the similarities were arguably superficial, the community of Springfield suspected that the likelihood of the murders not being connected was slim.
72-year-old Marion Marshall lived a quiet life alone in Fairfax County, Virginia. A charitable woman, Marshall spent her downtime volunteering at her local church, preparing home-cooked meals for the needy, and going so far as personally delivering the meals to people in her area. On August 14, 2006, at approximately 11:15 AM, surveillance footage revealed that Marshall was last seen at Giant Grocery store at the Bradlick Shopping Center in Annandale. Marshall’s friend, who remains anonymous, had made plans to get together for dinner that afternoon. When Marshall failed to arrive at their arranged meeting point, her friend took a taxicab to her residence to check on her. When Marshall’s friend arrived, she noted that her vehicle was still parked in her driveway. Marshall’s friend had an inkling that something was wrong, as Marshall was known for her punctuality. Although Marshall’s friend had a spare key to enter Marshall’s residence, she was wary to go alone. Marshall’s friend knocked on the door of Harold Johnson, one of Marshall’s neighbors, and asked him to accompany her inside. Johnson agreed, and upon entering Marshall’s residence, together they discovered Marshall’s lifeless body lying on the living room floor.
According to Johnson, Marshall had facial bruising as well as bruising on her arms. As Marshall had a heart condition, the pair initially suspected that she may have suffered a heart attack and collapsed as a result. However, upon closer inspection of Marshall’s body, the pair deduced that Marshall likely met a more sinister fate. At first glance, it didn’t appear that Marshall’s home was burglarized. Marshall’s home, for the most part, was still neat and orderly, having shown no indication of being ransacked. According to one article, crime scene photos show that Marshall’s “bread and bags” were “strewn about,” but Johnson noted, “Some of her groceries were still on the kitchen table when we walked in the house.
... keep reading on reddit ➡Who did Billy call on Feb 9th 2004 right after the call with the McDonald's residence..? Did he actually speak to Robert or Christine..?
These calls were made during the supposed time Maura's Saturn was found at the WBC and the initial search ant the investigation was underway.
I believe I have found the answer to that question... It was a female that attended UMass Amherst in 2004. Ironically enough from Vienna Virginia. This is we're someone very prominent in this case is from. That would be Scott Wahl.
Is this just another strange coincidence in the Maura Murray case or is there some type of connection that fits into this puzzle..?
Looking for some company!
