There is another missing person in Granbury whom we, the locals, mostly do believe is also in a body of water. Mrs. Holliday's case, of which I was unaware as a local resident until her likely remains have been found, gives us renewed hope that Mr. Moore will also be found.
His case discussion and info:
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?t=165888&highlight=William+Moore
Mr. William " Bill" Moore disappeared 2 years ago after leaving our shared private community of Pecan Plantation and drove into Granbury, the nearest town to us.
He disappeared forever that day- was seen on our CCTVs at the gates as they were opened and he was leaving, but he never passed back through- he never came back home. Mr. Moore is elderly, and almost all of us believe he drove off into one of the many bodies of water, which were much fuller at that time than now, during this historic drought we are enduring. Lake Granbury was searched many times for Mr. Moore's remains and his truck. He is still missing. Most of us still feel that he was such a low profile person that he most likely didn't meet foul play but did drown accidentally. However, Lake Granbury is so low that it may prove us wrong..
I have so much sympathy for Mrs. Holliday's daughters, and also for all who knew and loved her, and for Mr. Moore's friends and family.
It's one of those things... we ALL thought as the water receded, he, too, would be found.
He simply vanished, and his truck with him. There's no logical explanation except accidental drowning in his case. No spouse, lived with his son, quiet low key man in a very quiet, violent crime-free area.
Today, Mrs. Holladay would have a very nice, new womens' shelter in Granbury to go to. She wouldn't even need transportation to get there. If only...
I ask myself why it took our country, on average, so long to provide shelter for abused women and their children. This woman's story is proof of what violent men could and did do but went unpunished for so long.
I hope we are leaving a better legacy for our children and grandchildren.