She must have used a different name? Other than Louise Armstrong?

I remember once someone said she wrote under yet another name but I have forgotten what that name was. I investigated it at the time but could not conclude if it was really her. It seemed like her, but then film critics all write similarly to some extent. It was for a paper in the Northeast...not Boulder. I will try to remember the name. It is buried deep in my memory.

Here's what bothers me, though. Even if she wrote under a different name for the Daily Camera, THEY know the name she used. So would the readership of that paper. Why hasn't anyone come forward with that information? There are posters who live in the area and some who used to live in the area.

The Noguchi Museum is in New York.

McReynolds, Janet. "Imaginary Landscapes Interrelates the Arts." Sunday Cameras Magazine, Focus (1978).

There are several Janet McReynolds and ofcourse the 'real' one is really Doris Janet McReynolds anyway so do be careful when constructing a Names Authority table. Janet Kay McReynolds a/k/a Janet K. McReynold is not relevant;nor is Janet Johnson McReynolds.
If anyone finds anything outabout Sunshadow films of Santa Monica, CA or Barry Bermis please let me know. It seems his firm has but one film in its entire catalog, the one Janet McReynolds worked on, and I'd sure wonder about how they support themselves when the company had only ONE film and there was but ONE sale of that film to a library.

I don't know if someone was in the home and writing the ransom note prior to the airing of that movie or not. It would seem rather whimsical to word the note from a just-aired movie.

Example:
http://web.dailycamera.com/extra/ramsey/1997/03/03-1.html

Does one list ALL one's children, including adopted children in a biography?
Does one list ALL their literary achievements?

Once someone has listed the various themes that might relate to the case then if it ever re=airs on tv or cable or something we might all watch it and eat pineapple simultaneously.

Pineapple is a wonderful holiday treat, Don, so it sounds like a great idea!

In Cold Blood 1967
A two part mini-series of the Clutter family murders was aired on National TV on November 24 and 26, 1996. An article in the Wichita Eagle, Wichita, Kansas newspaper, dated Nov. 25, 1996, describes the nation wide attention that the series had generated in the town of Holcomb, Kansas, and the house where the family was murdered.

Dirty Harry
This movie aired on November 29, 1996, on TBS.

In the Nick of Time 1995
The story of a political faction that kidnaps a 6 year old girl. The kidnapper begins, "Listen to me very carefully!" This show aired at 7:30p.m. on the 25th. of December

Speed 1994, ?

Seven 1995, ?

Ricochet 1991, ?

At that time, SickPuppy had plenty of opportunity to see those movies - - on TV or by renting them - - Hello, he probably owns a bunch of them!