This part made me feel sick in my gut: "Ms. Wiggins also provided documents indicating that she has continuously paid child support to Lamar Vickerstaff since 2009." Imagine paying child support to the [alleged] killers of your daughter for this whole time, now knowing she was dead except for...
You can also see cyrillic letters on the tags of the jacket. Where she was found isn't far (about 2.6 miles from the Sheepshead Bay subway station) from Sheepshead Bay and Brighton Beach, neighborhoods with large Russian and Ukrainian communities.
On www.historicaerials.com/ the block of 8981-8986 appears to be fully intact in 1973 and 1983, but by 1999 many houses have been torn down. I can't tell if 8986 Keller is one of those torn down by 1999.
This is definitely one of those cases that makes me go "wow!", due to the long time period from when Joan went missing to when her remains were discovered. Hats off to the laboratory that determined the bones were likely from the 1960s.
The weird part about the identification is that Robert was supposedly last in contact with the Phoenix Police on September 25, 1993...but the body that was only recently identified as his was discovered on July 6, 1993.
Reading that Tracy was from 400 miles away in Indiana and was found at what was at the time of her disappearance in 1978, a strip mine, immediately made me think a truck driver might have been involved. They either must have been a local or had previously hauled coal from the mine, because...
I don't often think "Dear God..." when reading Charley Project case descriptions, but this one made me do so.
"The child's younger brother remembered Jordan beating Oakley with a belt and confining her to a closet, and said he had been worried that his sister would starve. He mentioned the...
This has to be one of the most unusual ways I've ever heard of a missing person being found. I thought animals couldn't eat bone (with the well known exception of Hyenas). So where did her bones go?
"In the home they found a piece of human scalp and hair in some animal feces, but no other...
"“They`re having a hard time confirming actually where his employment was or locating any of his employment records,” Sterling said."
That statement immediately made me think of the drug trade possibly being involved.
According to bridgereports.com the bridge over "unnamed creek" 1 mile South of Cusseta on Cambers County 83 was built in 1952. BridgeReports.com | CO. 83 over UNNAMED CREEK, Chambers County, Alabama
You’d have to think if this JD was identified in the years after she was found (pre internet and LSU faces) there would at least have been a story about it in the Times Picayune since there were several articles in the paper about the police investigation into her murder. Has anyone been able to...
I'm guessing it may have been a gypsy cab (an unlicensed operation). It could have just been a guy operating as a cab out of his own car. But, I assume it wasn't his car since the police weren't able to use it ID him.
The NAMUS link to this Doe gives a permission error. I suppose that means it is likely they were identified.
I looked up Tarrant County Medical Examiner's office online records for the 1st of January and I found what is likely the ID of the person involved in the incident.
https://ibb.co/tQKqz3w
I'll just throw in my thoughts, if the Jane Doe in this thread was a Ridgeway victim, I doubt B-17 Jane Doe and 1262UFOR (using the Doe Newtork ID due to the confusion around NAMUS ID numbers) are the same person because afaik, Ridgeway is not known to have placed any of his victims' individual...
There's a lot of holes based on what's in the brand new NAMUS file. Where in New York was she last seen? They aren't sure what date or month she was last seen, how certain are they it was 1974? Also, is it just me or does that photo look to be older (hair and fashion look more mid 1950s than...
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