I'm not sure. I couldn't find any FB pages or blogs dedicated to her, either. The NamUs rep was going to double check to see if she had a DNA profile somewhere. The only identifier she has is dental records.
Can you try to find out what the L stood for and whether Haumann was her married name or her maiden name?
Thanks--that looks promising! I looked up the father listed for Cindy Lee Haumann, and one of the former cities listed is Sierra Vista, AZ.
I found someone in Fort Madison, IA with the same name and age as the father listed for Cindy Lee Haumann in the family tree.
That's the same one who used to live in Sierra Vista. I mainly wanted to see if he had ever lived I AZ. Since he did (although I can't tell when), I take that as an indicator that the Cindy Lee Haumann you found is the one who's missing. I hadn't planned to contact him myself--I'm terrible at cold calling people--but if you're good at that sort of thing, maybe you could call him.
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Have you touched base with the Namus rep lately? I wonder whether anyone from LE is actually working the case.
Investigators in MS? She disappeared from Arizona, so I'm not sure what MS stands for. JD...justice department?
I had completely forgotten about your Jane Doe in Mississippi. It seems like a long shot considering the time and distance--most people who disappear under suspicious circumstances are actually murder victims whose bodies were destroyed or hidden--but I do think the match is worth checking due to the physical similarities.
Are you any good with online newspaper searches? There's so little information online...I'm hoping that maybe there was a least one article with a little more information.
