Molly Conger

Once he's in custody, Frank confessed immediately, telling investigators on the day of his arrest that he'd sent the postcards because he felt like these people had embarrassed him, and it made him feel better to know he was causing them emotional distress.

Once he's in custody, Frank confessed immediately, telling investigators on the day of his arrest that he'd sent the postcards because he felt like these people had embarrassed him, and it made him feel better to know he was causing them emotional distress.

Shortly after his arrest, he wrote to the judge to ask the court to intervene in what he felt was an inadequate response by the jail to what he called many of the infirmities that affect the elderly, and says he has the urge to commit suicide if his demands aren't met. And I don't want to sound like I'm brushing this off. I'm not saying that this couldn't possibly be a valid concern.

Shortly after his arrest, he wrote to the judge to ask the court to intervene in what he felt was an inadequate response by the jail to what he called many of the infirmities that affect the elderly, and says he has the urge to commit suicide if his demands aren't met. And I don't want to sound like I'm brushing this off. I'm not saying that this couldn't possibly be a valid concern.

Shortly after his arrest, he wrote to the judge to ask the court to intervene in what he felt was an inadequate response by the jail to what he called many of the infirmities that affect the elderly, and says he has the urge to commit suicide if his demands aren't met. And I don't want to sound like I'm brushing this off. I'm not saying that this couldn't possibly be a valid concern.

People die in jails and prisons every day because employees don't care or don't have the resources to provide adequate care. This is a very real problem. And the urge to harm yourself is always very serious. But this isn't Frank's first rodeo. Remember, in the 80s, he used to threaten suicide and would even fake suicide attempts in order to manipulate employees of the witness protection program.

People die in jails and prisons every day because employees don't care or don't have the resources to provide adequate care. This is a very real problem. And the urge to harm yourself is always very serious. But this isn't Frank's first rodeo. Remember, in the 80s, he used to threaten suicide and would even fake suicide attempts in order to manipulate employees of the witness protection program.

People die in jails and prisons every day because employees don't care or don't have the resources to provide adequate care. This is a very real problem. And the urge to harm yourself is always very serious. But this isn't Frank's first rodeo. Remember, in the 80s, he used to threaten suicide and would even fake suicide attempts in order to manipulate employees of the witness protection program.

So this may not be a brand new issue for Frank. At any rate, within months of his arrest, he entered into a plea agreement. So once the male cops got on the case, they actually sorted it out pretty quickly, right? The USPIS got on the case in September of 2018, and within three months, they knew it was Frank. Maybe they should have called the guys who solved male crimes earlier? I don't know.

So this may not be a brand new issue for Frank. At any rate, within months of his arrest, he entered into a plea agreement. So once the male cops got on the case, they actually sorted it out pretty quickly, right? The USPIS got on the case in September of 2018, and within three months, they knew it was Frank. Maybe they should have called the guys who solved male crimes earlier? I don't know.

So this may not be a brand new issue for Frank. At any rate, within months of his arrest, he entered into a plea agreement. So once the male cops got on the case, they actually sorted it out pretty quickly, right? The USPIS got on the case in September of 2018, and within three months, they knew it was Frank. Maybe they should have called the guys who solved male crimes earlier? I don't know.

But if there had been more communication between different law enforcement agencies, the whole situation could have been resolved when he sent a single letter of a third victim, which he signed with his own name. But when a U.S. marshal searched Frank's house two years before his eventual arrest, I guess they didn't bother to check in with the local police.

But if there had been more communication between different law enforcement agencies, the whole situation could have been resolved when he sent a single letter of a third victim, which he signed with his own name. But when a U.S. marshal searched Frank's house two years before his eventual arrest, I guess they didn't bother to check in with the local police.

But if there had been more communication between different law enforcement agencies, the whole situation could have been resolved when he sent a single letter of a third victim, which he signed with his own name. But when a U.S. marshal searched Frank's house two years before his eventual arrest, I guess they didn't bother to check in with the local police.

Because in April of 2017, Frank sent a single letter to Gerald Scher, the man who founded and for many years ran the Witness Protection Program. I can't think of a worse guy to pick if you're going to send a threatening letter? Schur was long since retired by 2017. He passed away in 2020 at the age of 86. But is there anyone on earth who had more chips to call in with the U.S. Marshals?

Because in April of 2017, Frank sent a single letter to Gerald Scher, the man who founded and for many years ran the Witness Protection Program. I can't think of a worse guy to pick if you're going to send a threatening letter? Schur was long since retired by 2017. He passed away in 2020 at the age of 86. But is there anyone on earth who had more chips to call in with the U.S. Marshals?

Because in April of 2017, Frank sent a single letter to Gerald Scher, the man who founded and for many years ran the Witness Protection Program. I can't think of a worse guy to pick if you're going to send a threatening letter? Schur was long since retired by 2017. He passed away in 2020 at the age of 86. But is there anyone on earth who had more chips to call in with the U.S. Marshals?

You think a U.S. Marshal isn't going to come to your house if you sign your full legal name to a threatening letter to the guy who invented witness protection? You think you're going to scare the guy whose job was protecting mobsters from other mobsters? Truly a stupid move, even for Frank.

You think a U.S. Marshal isn't going to come to your house if you sign your full legal name to a threatening letter to the guy who invented witness protection? You think you're going to scare the guy whose job was protecting mobsters from other mobsters? Truly a stupid move, even for Frank.

You think a U.S. Marshal isn't going to come to your house if you sign your full legal name to a threatening letter to the guy who invented witness protection? You think you're going to scare the guy whose job was protecting mobsters from other mobsters? Truly a stupid move, even for Frank.