who da fawk or how it got done the detectives after making invesatgations at the scene said it was too clean
here's the article from then
Danielle Imbo and Richard Petrone, Jr. were last seen enjoying a night out on Philadelphia's South Street on Feb. 19, 2005.
The investigation that followed involved officials from two states and the FBI, but after more than a decade no one has been able to answer the question of what happened to the New Jersey couple.
Sunday marked the somber anniversary of the cold case missing persons case.
Imbo, 34, and Petrone, 35, were old friends who once dated who went to Abilene's -- a now defunct bar and restaurant along South Street -- on that February evening. It would be the last time anyone saw them.
Their cellphones and Cee Cee's weren't used after the disappearance, said investigators.
Family and investigators describe the couple as stable. Both have children from previous relationships and held good jobs.
Family members believe the duo were killed. Officials have said the two may have been the victims of a murder-for-hire plot, but will not say why. The couple has been pronounced dead but it's not clear how they died.
Authorities have pursued hundreds of leads and listened to thousands of tip calls. Searches were conducted on the ground and by air, and waterways were combed. The nature of the crime has led investigators to conclude it was a planned attack acted out by more than one person.
Petrone’s black 2001 Dodge Dakota pickup truck was also never found.
The FBI offered a $50,000 reward for information. Anyone with information is asked to call the Citizens Crime Commission tipline at 215-546-TIPS (8477). Tipsters can remain anonymous. [[238427591, C]]
as they always say if you know something about someone or anything like this KEEP YOUR MOUTH shut because they will come after you also.
Sure $50,000 would help anyone solve thier problems but is it worth your life?
Hell no if you only make like $15,000 a year like p/t in 5 years you made $75,000
here's the article from then
Danielle Imbo and Richard Petrone, Jr. were last seen enjoying a night out on Philadelphia's South Street on Feb. 19, 2005.
The investigation that followed involved officials from two states and the FBI, but after more than a decade no one has been able to answer the question of what happened to the New Jersey couple.
Sunday marked the somber anniversary of the cold case missing persons case.
Imbo, 34, and Petrone, 35, were old friends who once dated who went to Abilene's -- a now defunct bar and restaurant along South Street -- on that February evening. It would be the last time anyone saw them.
Their cellphones and Cee Cee's weren't used after the disappearance, said investigators.
Family and investigators describe the couple as stable. Both have children from previous relationships and held good jobs.
Family members believe the duo were killed. Officials have said the two may have been the victims of a murder-for-hire plot, but will not say why. The couple has been pronounced dead but it's not clear how they died.
Authorities have pursued hundreds of leads and listened to thousands of tip calls. Searches were conducted on the ground and by air, and waterways were combed. The nature of the crime has led investigators to conclude it was a planned attack acted out by more than one person.
Petrone’s black 2001 Dodge Dakota pickup truck was also never found.
The FBI offered a $50,000 reward for information. Anyone with information is asked to call the Citizens Crime Commission tipline at 215-546-TIPS (8477). Tipsters can remain anonymous. [[238427591, C]]
as they always say if you know something about someone or anything like this KEEP YOUR MOUTH shut because they will come after you also.
Sure $50,000 would help anyone solve thier problems but is it worth your life?
Hell no if you only make like $15,000 a year like p/t in 5 years you made $75,000
