Right.
Sharon has been identified, but the problem is her case being solved breaks to another question; where is her brother?
Of course, NamUs can be checked for any bodies found of infant or toddler boys presumed to have died in the mid-seventies, but the fact is, I am outraged because this could have been solved sooner, or perhaps even prevented.
The fact that the authorities allowed Floyd to take Suzanne and her brother simply because 'he had a right' is ridiculous. If this happened now, he would be checked by numerous organizations, he'd have to prove he could look after them, let their mother have visitation rights, it's beyond reason that this wasn't solved sooner.
Before I found out Suzanne was identified, my suspected identity was Michelle Pulsifer,
http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/p/pulsifer_michelle.html, a child only missing because she was not reported missing by her mother. I was close to the truth, but it astonishes me how this happened.
The fact now is we still have to find Michael Hughes and Suzanne's brother. I believe that if Michael is dead, he is buried somewhere in southern Oklahoma. I believe that it is likely Floyd took Thomas Tillery as well, so Michael could be somewhere near Dickinson, if this is the case.
Rest in Peace, Suzanne Marie Sevakis, I hope this has given you some happiness. We will carry on looking for Michael and your brother, because I know you loved them both and we won't stop until Floyd's crimes are known.