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What a joke.

I'm assuming you have yet to hear back, but I figured I'd ask anyway!

Conversely, maybe her saying that was a kind of reverse psychology thing? Especially when she wrote "it's no one's fault"; that kind of makes me think that there is a reason for us to suspect it IS someone's fault (that probably makes no sense!) Example: You hear a crash from the next room...

What bothers me about the case description is that it says she was wearing the hat and sunglasses, rather than they were found with the body. The fact that they were still physically on her head suggests a non-violent death to me - that she didn't fall or she wasn't murdered in a way that would...

I have nothing to add, but I just wanted to say thank you, and that I think you are all doing a wonderful job! I know someone said a couple of posts up that they were getting frustrated, but please don't give up - every post is a step closer to finding out who this poor boy is and bringing him...

This is terribly sad. I know nothing about the areas in which each body was found, but I wonder if they could have been related (or at least some of the 8)? It could perhaps explain why they haven't been identified - the whole family, perhaps on a day out or something, and so there is no one...

Little late with a reply, I know, but I just thought I'd attempt to clarify the European thing! In Anthropology today, we are taught that it is more 'politically correct' to use the terms European-, African- and Asian-descent. The Caucasian/Negroid/Mongoloid terms are only mentioned in a...

They also had them here in the UK until a year or so ago, when they closed due to the economy. (Not helpful, I know, but I thought I'd share!)

I think Ruth was telling her story to the psychic, who then recounted it, if you see what I mean. I don't really have an opinion on psychics either way, I just found it interesting that a lot of the information she included in her article had already been discussed in this thread... On the...

In one of my trashy 'true-life' magazines that I was reading this morning, there was a feature called Psychic Detective, where medium Bernie Howard 'solves the unsolvable crimes'. This week's featured case was that of Ruth Baumgardner, so I thought I'd share with you her views on what happened...

How awful that she has gone unidentified all this time! My gut says she was killed by someone close to her, like her husband or boyfriend.

Bump - such a long time to go without a name!

Those shoes kind of look like the ones that a lot of people have now, that supposedly tone your legs and butt (I think they are Sketchers?).

What a crazy story! But such a shame that a man's life had to end in such a way. I wonder if he let go on purpose or if he lost his grip?

You guys all did really great work on this one, and I'm glad Michelle finally got her name back. Having said that, mistakes like these make me really angry. I wonder if the family is aware - no doubt she would have been identified far sooner had the information been correct!

I would also like to know where the bowl was in relation to her body? Maybe, if it was close by, she was expecting the cyanide to make her sick. Maybe it was just something she did unconsciously, to have it ready just in case - she might have thought it more dignified to be found with a bowl...

I'm really in two minds about this one! On one hand, she seems to have really made sure that she stayed unidentified. Using a psuedonym is probably the main indicator of that, but what if her desire to stay unidentified went deeper than that and, as someone mentioned above, she had her...

Bumping again! I find this quite upsetting, that no one is really doing anything for Rebecca :(

I'd like to know how they got that possible last name association. Maybe it was on the ring? It's pretty unbelievable that there's no other info on her out there!

http://www.forthelost.org/jahi/jahi10.html According to this site, Irma's case has been removed from NCMEC - does that mean it has been closed?