I saw a man, a heavy set, bearded man with shaggy, collar length silver/gray hair.
He was wearing jeans, a light colored shirt and suspenders.
He wore black rubber boots that came almost to the knee.
He wore a plaid shirt/jacket over top of the regular shirt and suspenders. It was almond/cream colored with brown and green stripes up and down and across forming a plaid pattern. It was open in the front allowing me to get a glimpse of the shirt he wore and the suspenders that held his jeans up because he was heavier through the gut than across the butt.
He was standing on the right hand side of a muddy river that was flowing fast. {I say right hand according to the currant}
He carried a woman draped over his arms. She had long hair -- shoulder length -- dark blond or light brown in color, and I believe she wore a dress or skirt and blouse of light coloring, because I could see her legs from the knees down, and her bare feet. Although I suppose she could have worn pants with the legs pulled or rolled up. From the way she was being carried I could not see her top portion to determine what color or style of blouse or dress top she had on.
She was a white woman and she was dead. The man threw her into the muddy water, and then wiped his hands together as if to say .... "job well done. job finished. that's that ... or some such attitude."
The area was weedy and brushy. It must have been fall or winter time because there were no leaves on anything..... Dark branches, dark grasses and weeds.
There was a large rock to the left of where the man stood. It looked as if it might have jutted out over the riverbank but I can't say for sure as I seem to have been standing to the far left and rear of the man and could not see how much of a drop there was from where he stood, down to the water. And yet, I don't think it was any great distance ..... maybe 3 or 4 feet.
I wanted the man to turn and look at me, but he wouldn't. All I could see was the side of his face and head. It looked like Wild Bill to me, but I can't say for sure.
The river was not a big river like the Ohio. Not nearly as wide as the Ohio. / end of vision.
PS: I don't know anything about the dead woman in Lexington ....... what she looked like or anything. I wonder if it could have been her? Whoever it was, she was dead BEFORE he threw her into the water. Either that or she was unconscious because she did not struggle with him at all. Her body was limp.
December 2008: Wisconsin, dead woman discovered fitting above description! Here's the link to her page:
November-2008-Wisconsin-Identity-Unknown
