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You got a link for Tina?

Hmm. I grew up in the town next to Teaneck and never heard of this one. The story from Teaneck from the 1970's was the still unsolved murders of the members of the Diggs family, which gave everyone the chills.

Ya gotta love the typical Jersey comments after that article. Around here (I can’t vouch for the rest of the country), the people who spend their days looking to comment on these internet stories are typically low brow types who just want to inflame or incite. Sad really

I heard nothing, but since she is now listed as having DNA on file, I assume Kristen is an exclusion by default.

The email I sent came back as undeliverable.

I sent a follow up to the Greene County Sheriff's Dept today.

Never heard back. Maybe I'll try to find the old email and try again.

The cryptic message makes sense to me. It does seem a bit creepy but I see no sinister motivations for its being posted.

I tried to send you a picture of a living person Carl. If the image didn't go through, let me know. Somehow I'll have to get it to you for your commentary.

I didn’t know what the hold up was on this one. I figured it would be a straight-forward dental chart comparison. From past dealings, Donna Fontana is pretty good about updating exclusions but there had been no change to this UID’s Namus profile since I submitted the name of Brenda Crowley...

Wow, that's great news for the Maya family. My internet researching skills paid off this time!

interesting how the gravestone includes the UID's facial picture. Can anyone isolate the image and blow it up? http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=pv&GRid=61287172&PIpi=35327154

not at all. if a missing person had a surgical scar that was absent from the UID then it's an exclusion. Similarly if a MP had a butterfly tattoo on her back and no others and the UID had a rose tattoo only then it's an exclusion. A MP with no tattoos and a UID with one or more tattoos is...

I don't know about Gypsies. It seems to be an inflammatory word to me. Grifters might be a better term as there is nothing about that term that has any racial or ethnic connotations to it.

Maybe I should elaborate. Let's say you and I are among a group of 25-30 transients camped out. Some come and go others stay. If one of our fellow transients dies right then and there, do you think everyone else is just going to go about their business with a body amongst them? I don't think...

As of right now it's up to 55 rule outs, presumably those were excluded based upon dentals.

Strange that this guy was found in January with no socks, shoes or underwear yet was wearing a pair of knit slacks.

is it a former transient camp or a present day transient camp? You'd think if others were camped out they would have alerted someone that their friend/fellow camper had died.

I am really disturbed by the Shirley Ann Maya person in Palm Springs. By the 1960's, Shirley had already become an uncommon first name for a girl and Maya is not even that common a Spanish surname. One people finder site that can search by dates of birth reveals only 64 Shirleys born on July...

They might have a pic but chose not to post it. No rhyme or reason to which photos they post.