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After only 5 years of constanlty staring at this letter I feel as though I have definitely deciphered the first page of the letter. Started when I realized that the bottom line was "anybody discovers me"
 

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I was looking the UID up in NamUs. There are still the same 23 exclusions and Mark Husk is not one of them. But I noticed there is another UID, just a skull, found in July 2003 a few miles away between Rifle and Silt on the Colorado River. I think this would be downstrem or downhill from Flat Top JD's camp. There was speculation earlier in this thread that FTJD may have had a companion, given the 2 cups and 3 canteens. The skull is identified as male so seems less likely it belonged to "Lib", but could it be related? The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)
I didn't see a WS thread for this second UID.
 
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Curious_in_NC said:
I was looking the UID up in NamUs. There are still the same 23 exclusions and Mark Husk is not one of them. But I noticed there is another UID, just a skull, found in July 2003 a few miles away between Rifle and Silt on the Colorado River. I think this would be downstrem or downhill from Flat Top JD's camp. There was speculation earlier in this thread that FTJD may have had a companion, given the 2 cups and 3 canteens. The skull is identified as male so seems less likely it belonged to "Lib", but could it be related? The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)
I didn't see a WS thread for this second UID.
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I'm not really sure about this, judging by the note i believe he may have committed suicide. It would be very odd to bring a companion along for that.
 
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papijoe2002 said:
After only 5 years of constanlty staring at this letter I feel as though I have definitely deciphered the first page of the letter. Started when I realized that the bottom line was "anybody discovers me"
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That is incredible. This summer I plan on visiting the discovery sites of all the Does in Colorado, I'll be sure to document this one well.
 
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Tamerlan said:
"Reka" means "river" in Russian. As far as I know there is no river with that name in Western Ukraine. The way it is written on the first page it doesn't look like Russian/Ukrainian reference to me.
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There is also Angoy in Severobaikalskiy District of Russia. OR Angoy, Callao, Peru.
 
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LucyOso said:

Leonard Lawrence Rader Jr.​



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Missing Person / NamUs #MP29255

View NamUs missing person case MP29255 for Leonard Lawrence Rader Jr. missing from Superior, Wisconsin. Date of last contact: Apr 01, 1998. NCMEC case number: --.
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Definitely some similarities, but I wonder if he had any connections to Colorado? If he wanted to commit suicide in the woods there are plenty of remote wooded areas in Wisconsin.
 
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subaw0067 said:
Are you local to CO?
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Yes, the Springs..I Love it! But there's a lot of creepy places, the abandoned bridges, old railroad trestles, drainage tunnels, lots of hidden places, places I want to explore..lol. There's a lot of history here, too.
 
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subaw0067 said:
That is incredible. This summer I plan on visiting the discovery sites of all the Does in Colorado, I'll be sure to document this one well.
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I thought I read a news article that said up to 75 to 200 Does unidentified..I'm not really sure, tho. I need to research more...
 
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PawneeDew said:
Yes, the Springs..I Love it! But there's a lot of creepy places, the abandoned bridges, old railroad trestles, drainage tunnels, lots of hidden places, places I want to explore..lol. There's a lot of history here, too.
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I'm up north in Larimer County. There are 93 cases in Colorado in NAMUS, but I know Weld County has at least 5 that aren't in NAMUS and who knows how many in Denver Co, Jefferson Co, El Paso, etc.
 
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subaw0067 said:
I'm up north in Larimer County. There are 93 cases in Colorado in NAMUS, but I know Weld County has at least 5 that aren't in NAMUS and who knows how many in Denver Co, Jefferson Co, El Paso, etc.
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Hey, thanks for the info. I have visited Ft. Collins, big college town. I wonder why an unidentified body would not be in Namus? Hmmm. I really Hope that's not a stupid question. I will look it up, lol
 
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