Someone Left A Present For The Hollomans

[DarkPrincess]

JENNIFER HOLLOMAN
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Case # S2-18456
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ROBIN HOLLOMAN
6 months after the explosion
http://www.stanislaussheriff.com/crimebulletin/unsolved/cases/images/button2F.gif REWARD: $50,000 from the Governor's Office For Information Leading to the Arrest and Conviction of the those responsible for Jennifer Hollomans' death. Victims: Jennifer "Jennie" Holloman, 21 yrs. old (deceased)
Robin Holloman, 20 months old (still living)
On 9-19-82 in the evening hours the victim, Jennifer Holloman was at home with her husband, Gary and two infant children, Robin 20 months old and James, 5 months old. Location occurred: 6437 Woodland Av, Modesto, CA., trailer on the property.

Earlier, some young kids had found a red tool box near the Holloman property. They gave the tool box to Jennifer and asked if it belonged to her husband Gary. Jennifer left the tool box outside their trailer and told the kids she would check with Gary when he woke up.

Later, Jennifer showed the tool box to Gary. Gary had no idea who it belonged too. Jennifer proceeded to open the tool box while Gary had gone to the rest room. Jennifer was in the kitchen with her daughter, Robin. James was in the back bedroom, asleep. Gary heard a loud explosion and went back into the kitchen to find his wife had been blown up and his daughter was severely injured. Gary summoned help and Robin was taken to a near by hospital where she later recovered from her injuries. Jennifer died at the scene.

During subsequent investigation several suspect(s) were contacted but no arrests have been made. The responsible(s) have yet been identified and this case remains unsolved.
Investigator: Detective Nuno

Anyone with information related to this case - regarding suspect(s)
is urged to call the Stanislaus County Sheriff's Department:
(888)660-7391(toll free) or (209) 525-7081


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[Unamused Cat]

It's odd to me that the husband wouldn't have opened it first.

[DarkPrincess]

You have a point there. Although if he's anything like my husband everything is "later." I'll do it later, I'll look at it later, etc.

[LocalCelebrity]

Kinda like in The Butterfly Effect....that shit is twisted

[rebel450]

You have a point there. Although if he's anything like my husband everything is "later." I'll do it later, I'll look at it later, etc.

I always get that to, then I end doing it anyway and most of the time its not right. How sad though. I wonder if they ever got information out of the husband, about enemies, etc??? Sounds pretty fishy to me.

[Abroad]

It's odd to me that the husband wouldn't have opened it first.

Is it, though? My father would do all the things that required strength and/or technical insight. Once he had determined that he didn't know the tool-box, he would have left it to my mother to check the inside of it for anything that might lead us to the owner of it.




P.S.: What I find odd is that the "young kids" would have assumed a tool-box they found lying around belonged to the husband in this story. Any particular reason for this? Did they hold a grudge? Could they have been messing around with explosives? The husband might not have considered kids enemies when speaking to police; but I certainly hope the police considered the possibility........

[Little Pea]

It seems odd to me, I wonder who the target was? Those kids could have easily opened the tool box before giving it to Jennifer and been blown up. hmmmmm.

[mysticviewer]

Hell I would think the kids would have checked it out for any kewl items before handing it over to any adult.

[Abroad]

Hell I would think the kids would have checked it out for any kewl items before handing it over to any adult.

Strengthens my suspicions against the kids......