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Thanks Mr. E! I didn't know she had a doenetwork page!Mr. E said:
You're welcome. I thought I had seen that girl's picture before. Lots of questions raised with this comparison. First and foremost, how would a girl who disappeared from a German disco end up pregnant and dead in PA? I'm not saying it couldn't happen, but wow, what a story that would be.laini said:Thanks Mr. E! I didn't know she had a doenetwork page!
kygal said:Does anyone on here have any real experience with the military instillations in Germany? Perhaps she was close to one, and was secretly dating one of the servicemen there? Just a wild possibility, but it is possible that Margarete came to the U.S. as a wife of a serviceman -- which could have been easily done if she lied about her age. Maybe the baby caused a huge problem in her relationship, and she was killed because of it. Someone must have certainly had some sort of hatred towards her to have cut her nose and ears off!
I too agree that whoever did this had to have either a slight medical knowledge, or a meat-industry or hunting knowledge. I asked my dad (who's an avid hunter) and he said that depending on the type of paint, it could be used to keep the blood IN the suitcases along with the newspapers. Think about it, those suitcases are probably heavy enough that they aren't going to float too far too fast, and someone would surely notice blood (which would have came through the fabric and spaces in the zipper) in the middle of the water. Perhaps if the suitcases had made it to the water, she'd never have been found.
Mr. E said:You're welcome. I thought I had seen that girl's picture before. Lots of questions raised with this comparison. First and foremost, how would a girl who disappeared from a German disco end up pregnant and dead in PA? I'm not saying it couldn't happen, but wow, what a story that would be.
We do.ihadcabinfever said:And again , who keeps a gun in a house with a wife with a "Nervous Condition"? .
I'm with ya Cabin...I want to know how Betty was ruled out!!!! There is a politican that owns a towing company in Pasadena named Thomas Redmond Sr....he has two children named Amy (born in 74) and Patrick (born in 72)... I think quite possibly these could be her, Betty's children. I did some research on Mr Redmond and found all kinds of legal trouble that he has been in but nothing in my research said anything about a missing first wife so I'm not 100% positive this is her family. I wouldn't mind going to the library and trying to find the original missing articles on her if you think it would be helpful.ihadcabinfever said:How was Betty Redmond ruled out if they have no DNA?
Wasn't it a miracle that her husband found the car at the Airport?
It was reported that Betty Redmond was required to take medication for a nervous condition. She had 2 small children at home when she dissapeared.
I keep thinking about medication and 2 small babies.
I liked this one too, until I saw the eye color. Cpl McAndrew is very sure that Beth Doe's eyes were brown.