Comments on the Ed Rowan Interview Concerning Dirk Greineder
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Thanks to both of you for this presentation.
Dirk was a society brother senior year. As, like him, I knew German and had spent years living outside the US, we initially engaged a bit more than with some of our other society brothers. But that faded after a few months as he was quite regimented and not very open to casual activities or conversations. I had no contact with Dirk following graduation and was stunned to learn about his crime back in the 1990’s. I was not able to follow his case so the motive remained a question until today. It seemed so far from what the methodical, orderly Dirk I had known, would ever do. But once again, addiction can triumph over any form of goodness.
I think that methodical and orderly continued to apply in this unfortunate circumstance. Thanks for your comment.
Yep.
My compliments to Al and Ed for such a great interview; Al–we have reviewed interviewing techniques and I am learning from this well constructed interview with Ed on such a difficult topic. Great job and thanks!
Thanks Bill/. It was an unusual project that Ed and I had been considering for some time.
Al and Ed: I’m grateful to you for taking the time, and finding the nerve, to skate on this thin ice. A remarkable story, well worth the telling.
It was curiousity rather than nerve. I’ve talked to lots of folks, both in and out of prison. Thanks for your comment.