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I appreciate that this is an old thread, but I found this very informative:

More than another year has passed. I can’t find any further developments about the DNA they found under her nails. I hope this one can be solved soon.

I don’t think there’s an awful lot of thought going on here — he seems to be quite impulsive and chaotic. Yes, every time someone mentions “innocent until proven guilty” I think in a court of law, of course, but here in a conversation? All bets are off. What the heck? I hope his lawyer told...

Gosh, can’t get on to WS a couple times (and other stuff) and such great strides forward! I’m so relieved Carolyn’s killer is off the streets. Phew! Ugh, what a loser, though. (Aside: why is it always the weirdo perpetrators who live on and the nice people are the ones killed? Sigh.) I look...

This article Killer was waiting at apartment for 26-year-old woman murdered on her lunch break, sources say says she was “drawn (home) for some reason” which I accept isn’t exactly “lured”, but I do remember seeing that specific word used previously. @borndem, given that she wasn’t accustomed...

(rsbm) Don’t forget she was said to have been “lured home”, and it wasn’t usual for her to go home for lunch. Maybe an apartment maintenance issue? “I’m sorry but it’s quite urgent, and it will only take a moment”-type of thing? I honestly hope LE is really close to an arrest and that’s why...

Maybe he was in a retreat type of thing, avoiding outside influence for six months? I’ve had the good fortune to visit both; I think I’d agree with you! At least he’s safe. His mum and sister can relax (after he’s been smacked for causing them to worry!) and we can devote ourselves to the...

Good lord! That’s amazing. Well, I’m glad he’s ok.

BBM @Rosiebones, thank you for the link, that’s exactly what I was imagining in my head. (And seriously, google maps sends their cars everywhere!) But if both sides of the road have been searched already, then? So much time has passed. I like your railroad idea. Perhaps he missed his footing...

BBM I too wondered if there had been an accident, say he was hit by a car in the dark, rainy conditions and he wasn’t watching his surroundings (and the driver didn’t see him)? He could be by the side of the road and not anywhere he could be expected to be? Perhaps he was injured and crawled...

Did you get anywhere? Reading your post reminded me that usually breast implants have serial numbers, so they should be able to be traced. Does anyone know if the police still have the implants? (By the way, regarding the discussion of “convent” on previous pages — the word is used for both...

Honestly, they must have had 100s of pressers over time; why haven’t they prepared microphones for the audience questions? Argh. Also, was the French-speaking officer using Québécois French? Her accent was unusual to me.

Can I leap in and say that, as a long-term student of and regular visitor to Japan, I can attest that no one does ohaguro now and it hasn’t been a “thing” since well before 1900. It’s well-known of course, but mainly in historical dramas on TV and in movies. Kind of like wearing hoops under your...

Yes, but it also says “unrecognisable”, so I assumed the eye colour was a guess. That’s not likely though, is it? Right? I’m sure the police would have traced the landlord and found whoever was on the lease. Maybe there’s a ton more information but it just hasn’t made it to the NCMEC/namus...

Not for sure, but as @weegee discovered, the child was in an institution for disabled children so I guess something to do with that. So crushing. :( I wonder if Louise was generally separated from her family by the time she and her husband divorced (seeing as he remarried in 1967), but that’s...

Ugh, that doesn’t sound good, does it? I hope the private detective the Reagans have hired has been looking into Sara Singha’s words... it just seems so weird, arranging to meet in SAN Francisco then not meeting, inviting John to DC. Who knows what happened after that?

How unutterably sad! I think that maybe she was the children’s grandmother, looking after them because her son/daughter wasn’t able to (already deceased, in prison, living on the streets, not interested?). Perhaps she had an unexpected heart attack or something and there was nothing the disabled...

I hadn’t heard of this until today - story from the Australian ABC: Sydney man missing after Washington DC visit may be with 'cult or a sect', family says John sounds possibly vulnerable, having just beaten cancer, and this was his first big overseas trip. The last text his family received...

How weird! I have full-text access through my university but there is not one Daily Tele article like that. Let me keep looking. Argh, no. The subscription covers the Daily Telegraph but not the West Australian,

Ugh, I’m insulted that the Daily Telegraph expects me to pay to see their articles. But hang on, I’ll see if I can glean more. ETA: nope. ETA 2: yes! Just a sec, there’s nothing with the exact same headline though. Any more details, @sleepinoz ?