Now, where would you get that idea?Dr. Doogie said:You sound almost glad to get rid of it...
Now, where would you get that idea?Dr. Doogie said:You sound almost glad to get rid of it...
Annasmom said:Medusa, all there seems to be is a report by the Public Guardian. The death certificate was in the name of Brody, but had no SSN or other information (the statement was given by Dr. Waters), with a highly unlikely birth date. There was no will; there were no heirs; Dr. Waters said he had no property except two safety deposit box keys to boxes in an unknown location. So there was nothing to probate--despite the unclaimed property Doogie found in Brody's name from a bank it seems likely that Brody patronized.
Thanks!Annasmom said:Medusa, all there seems to be is a report by the Public Guardian. The death certificate was in the name of Brody, but had no SSN or other information (the statement was given by Dr. Waters), with a highly unlikely birth date. There was no will; there were no heirs; Dr. Waters said he had no property except two safety deposit box keys to boxes in an unknown location. So there was nothing to probate--despite the unclaimed property Doogie found in Brody's name from a bank it seems likely that Brody patronized.
Annasmom said:Kshamgochian, how utterly wonderful to see your letter this morning. I printed it out and have had to read it several times so I could assure myself that it was really you. I didn't know that the teachers believed Anna was abducted. I think that in the past people have been afraid of hurting me by talking about it. Mrs. R. is one of the wisest people I've ever known, and her opinion has tremendous weight with me. The same for your dear mother. Regarding the Brandy business, we think maybe Anna liked the name because she heard it in a song which was popular in 1972; she probably heard it on one of the older kids' radios, on the school bus. This forum has made Anna seem so alive to me. And, yes, Doogie IS amazing.
Viking: I'll leave some of the more personal questions for the individuals you asked, but some of these I can answer quickly.viking said:When Dr. Waters died, did he leave Anna anything at all? Did he leave Annasmom anything? Or the boys? A note?...Annasmom, did your sons ever ask to see Dr. Waters after the divorce? He them? Did you ever bawl him out to come see Anna or her bros at all?
Unforunately, they have been absolutely no help. They insisted that I would need a court order to access that information - and that even if I obtained the warrant, they did not maintain those records that far back.viking said:P.S., call B of A in S.F. and explain. I bet they can help.
Yes, that's the kindergarten picture. It must have been made about four months before she disappeared. Thank you for your post.joellegirl said:Is that one picture that is often seen in her case file, where she has that great big smile, her kindertgarten picture? It is the picture that I first saw of her several years back when I discovered sites like the Doe Network and Charley Project.
Amazing, isn't it? In answer to your questions, it would be misleading to offer simple answers to some of them. Dr. Waters went to extraordinary lengths to keep his whereabouts secret, and we didn't even know where he lived, much less have a phone number for him, until the sheriff's deputy began investigating. We had to write to a P. O. Box. I think the police tracked him down at work and told him Anna had disappeared. My memory is that he had very little reaction other than to say he had nothing to do with it, but this was his illness speaking and we can't make him a villain because of it. Brody was not questioned. We found out about Brody's death after Dr. Waters died two weeks later, and GW's brother telephoned us. The only evidence that GW thought of Anna was that he had saved an article I wrote. He left nothing to anyone except more than a million dollars in insurance documents, all made out to Brody (who was dead, of course, by then.) I don't think he was jealous...he didn't even know who Joe was until he treated his injured foot some time after we got together.viking said:I love that there is such a bonding going on between us all to get to the truth.
So sorry about your sister.Mullins said:What a great gesture. I do this for my deceased sister's birthday at the time of her birth each year, along with my other family members. We know that wherever we are, our candles are burning for her at that particular time together. It's a wonderful ritual.
I'll light mine for the missing little ones---Anna, Sharon, and all the others tomorrow night at 8 so count me in.
Hollow, that's a great idea. Shall we mark our calendars and make this an annual WS event? Hopefully, with each passing year, at least one name will be listed as "FOUND".Hollow said:I posted this on the Sharon Marshall board, though I know not why, I feel funny about posting on here because I never have even though I've followed Anna's story from the beginning. Tomorrow night at 8 p.m , As a way of honoring all these little children that went missing, Anna, Sharon, Dessie, I am going to light a single white candle in their honor. Thought maybe all of you would like to join me. Just a gesture of remembrance.
That is a great idea. Maybe it could even get nationwide. We already have 3 candles being lit at 8 tomorrow.itsreenw said:Hollow, that's a great idea. Shall we mark our calendars and make this an annual WS event? Hopefully, with each passing year, at least one name will be listed as "FOUND".
Hollow, You and the others are so thoughtful. It is heartwarming.Hollow said:That is a great idea. Maybe it could even get nationwide. We already have 3 candles being lit at 8 tomorrow.
Mary, the article was called "The Search for Anna Waters" and ran in the April 20, 1975 edition of California Living, the magazine of the San Francisco Examiner and Chronicle. I don't know how to post it here (and they own the copyright on it); do their archives go back that far? I don't know. It might be worth a try at sfgate.com. I think the forum has all the information contained in the article, however.viking said:Annasmom, you mentioned an article you wrote about Anna that was found among Dr. Waters posessions. Would you share the article with us?
Mary