Not to backcomb this point, but if other sites are to be believed, this wasn't just a comb.
Not sure if it was sentimental to her, but it may have been a big deal at the time. Much like getting ears pierced was a rite of passage to some, a brand like Mason Pearson would've been tres. Esp in...
That's a good point. HE could have walked to the park, but met someone who came by car, which would considerably widen the suspect pool. But it still feels like he walked somewhere local to see someone/do something local. If the former, perhaps they usually met in the park (the time would help...
I'm going with b. She knew she may have been seen, and that's all it would take. Especially with someone who may have been 'clever' (or lucky) enough to write or dictate the letter "signed" by RA, that also found a way to leave the car at the mall. Even in the early 70s she'd have known...
I agree, and have said as much in my prior posts...namely that he stopped somewhere to say he wouldn't make it at the time set, so was stopping earlier.
For the employees, my point was to keep all avenues open. Awful situation all the way around.
Me neither. I think in this case it's correlated rather than causal. He was headed to the school (on foot), because of work. It stands to reason that maybe he stopped that day at wherever he was going on his more recent evening walks.
On the other hand, I'd still check if the employees who were...
I'm thinking of an outside page, which may have been created by a verified insider on this thread. There was a lot of detail on the other site, which I don't think would be accepted here. IIRC, that is where a lot of the jewelry, comb, and more family details came in.
In terms of verified...
I'd love to have seen dog searches in this area when the brother came forward in 2007. Lots of private property, and signs posted everywhere, which makes sense considering the "Wishing Rock" is practically in the backyard. 1976 is a long time ago, but always that possibility bones will surface...
It'd be interesting to get the brother's take. It's entirely possible Jason stopped somewhere on his way to the school on behalf of his brother, or in regards to something having to do with his brother. Responsible or not, he'd potentially take a brief detour for a family member.
Does anyone...
That's always been my interpretation. I haven't read anywhere there were footprints THROUGH the house to her room, in which case not only is it more likely even 1 person in a full house would stir, let alone the dog alert. I think the abductor came TO the window, possibly lost an already loose...
Agreed. I'm just looking at all possibilities. Especially if all unconfirmed aspects (did her mother even take her to the bus? did she really wear another person's coat?) are removed. Including whether her brother said anything at all. So, in essence, all WE have is she disappeared from...
I've wondered about that comment (if it's true) as well. Trenny wasn't a 5 yr old who was scared of the dark and going on her 1st overnight camp trip to a giant woodland. So, again if true, there must be some reason to say that. Is there a possibility her brother knew or had an inkling she might...
About this yellow car. It's possible it wasn't his, but rather one in his shop for the day/s before her disappearance. Maybe the shop kept records to find the owner, search from that point, and find the car. Or a DMV search of yellow cars in the surrounding zip codes. If that car is still in a...
Indeed.
In Trenny's case, I still think she "left" the immediate trail area of her own accord. Whether that was intended to be just a few minutes to have a beer with another student and then come back to the parking lot, or to a meet point to be picked up or hitch out, is the question. But I...
If I'm looking at this correctly, Nightingale Place backs right up on Alameda Creek. So it's possible Daniel didn't get far from the door he was said to have exited. Or never took his bike in the first place. If was abducted or a victim of foul play, could his bike have been placed at the creek...
We also don't know Andy WAS hitchhiking, only that he told his mother he planned to.
I suspect suicide as well, maybe he'd rather have his mother think he ran away than killed himself. A .357 is pretty serious, whose was it and how long had it been in the house (if that's where he took it...
It sounds like a "just show up" dance hall. So a witness could see him leave based on the description of clothes he was wearing (or notice his height), and not know either him or the identifies of the three others. I'm likening it to seeing a group of kids at a movie theatre, you might notice...
Update: A DNA sample has been obtained from a relative of Francisco. I hope to hear more as, and if, this unfolds.
Meanwhile, a look at our tax dollars at work...I just called (4.11.24 3pm) the NYS Troop barracks listed for Philipstown Doe and said I'm in contact with FRPD and looking for which...
Haven't heard of this and whether it's known if he fell, was pushed, or jumped. Just playing devil's advocate here...if he'd left something near the trail and it was picked up and carried by another person (or animal, but that seems unlikely) I can see how his scent would travel. I had read one...
Mary seems more likely based on 2015. If she was unearthed and scattered in that time there would likely be more bones found...skull and what sounds like femur or humerus. Unfortunate she wasn't found earlier (if she was there the whole time and not moved) since it doesn't seem she was too far...
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