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I want to believe, I honestly do. But I'm getting a bit skeptical about this.

I can't shake the feeling that she is Sandra Hopler even though a lot of stuff doesn't match up.

I really hope this is true and we're not being played for fools. I'm cautiously optimistic because this is my favorite mystery, but I'd love to see some evidence....

It's on the Fox 25 twitter I'm sorry not sure how to post it here

Fox 25 is reporting she had been kept in a freezer for a month. So sad.

Not so good at posting links but NECN just posted a story on twitter saying pollen analysis indicates she is a local girl but for some reason I'm having difficulty posting a link

I agree. State PD was pretty quick to steer speculation away from Maggie, and this post summarizes why they did rule her out IMO

I'm a relative rookie to websleuthing, but I think it could be due to Maggie not being in NAMUS? Authorities seem pretty convinced it's not her, but the resemblance is striking.

Didn't mean to imply that that wasn't the case, of course any other child would be in danger if the person who did this has other children. I still stand by my statement in regards to why the DNA would be done quicker in the situation of the escapees however.

I've met a lot of Hispanic people with this appearance, pale skin and brown to black hair. I don't believe it's uncommon, but it's a purely anecdotal opinion on my part.

Not to sound insensitive, but the need for DNA in the New York case was much more important because it provided a way to help track down two people that were a known danger to whoever they might encounter. While identifying this girl is very important, I would be willing to bet that whoever did...

Perhaps she died a natural death and her parent or whoever was taking care of her freaked out, thought they were going to get in trouble or something, and dumped her in the ocean? Maybe even a poor family that couldn't afford health care or burial expenses? Not saying I believe that's what...

Yes. There are well maintained trails/roads there. It's a little rocky when you get off those roads, but it's definitely doable

I must say that's a strong resemblance. Gave me the chills seeing it. Praying for the mom that it's not her...

The State Police have tweeted that they are confident it is not Aliayah Lunsford.

I'm of the opinion that she was put into the water somewhere else and drifted in the ocean to where she was found. I don't think it's really possible to tell if she was local or not because if she was just put into the ocean, there's a lot of places in the area that are accessible where she...

It's pretty popular with walkers and joggers, it also houses a large sewage treatment plant. The water is pretty cold, but warms up a little as the weather gets warmer but looking at the time frame of when she went missing that water would've been cold. I don't know much about currents but that...

I'm a local and watched the press conference, it's a big story in the area and the media is doing a good job of keeping the story alive and getting the photo out there. It is not believed she was in the water long, so hopefully someone saw her in the area recently. Such a sad case, praying that...