That's how I read it also. The reporter who wrote the piece is on FB answering questions so she can be asked to clarify.
I don't Facebook. Could you provide a summary here of what she says over there?
That's how I read it also. The reporter who wrote the piece is on FB answering questions so she can be asked to clarify.
This... is like the finale of St. Elsewhere! (dating myself here lol)
I just read on a different forum that the family she left was "extremely dysfunctional". (Aren't we all nowdays?)I agree. She was an adult. She told them she was leaving and to leave her alone. I am sure it was difficult but her mother respected her enough to do that. The police would have no interest in a case like that. I am curious of what happened to her in the next two years that made her think changing her name was necessary. Her family had not interfered. Wouldn't be necessary to hide from them. I smell a new mystery.
You've never been a step child. I have been, & I understand fully.
Yes, there are many wonderful step parents out there. But there are also a lot of less than wonderful ones, & it appears that Kimberly did not have one of the wonderful step parents.
I always wondered if Kimberly had a mental illness. I always found some of her behavior to be odd!
That's how I read it also. The reporter who wrote the piece is on FB answering questions so she can be asked to clarify.
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I take it differently. I get the impression Fitzpatrick is the sleuth that called him.
This... is like the finale of St. Elsewhere! (dating myself here lol)
I just can't believe you would leave because of that reason, and then 2 years later pretend to be a dead 2 year old in order to change your name for real, just because you didn't like it when your mom made you move with her new husband...
She left her family for decades (well, forever really) because of something so petty? I find it really hard to understand.
In 1986, when she was 18, she moved to King of Prussia, Pa., about a half-hour away, Cassidy said. Then one day, she told her mom she was leaving for good. Don’t come after me, she warned.
The family never heard from her again. They tried everything they could think of, but Kimberly had ensured they would never find her by changing her name not once but twice.