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I'd like to share a poem that was posted on my MySpace page from user "Martin's Mom": Happy Birthday Anna! Where ever you may be May you hopefully soon see Your way back home To your Mom you used to know For each year you've been gone has been one day too long Your Mom loves and misses you...

Link isn't working for me...I did a search on the above website and found one result but then it tells me the page cannot be found. Was it taken down already, I wonder?

Yeah, I didn't think "black" was really an eye color. If someone has very dark eyes I would say "brown" or "dark brown".

I'm not that great at noticing resemblances, but I think the first one here, Samuel Norris Campbell, has a resemblance to him. Missing since 1985, he would have aged quite a bit since then. Wish there was an age progression of the missing guy. I hope Benjaman Kyle (John Doe) gets listed with...

Wow, poor guy. He does seem like a good guy. I hope he can find out who he is, or at least obtain a new SSN! teonspaleprincess, what's your myspace link? I want to make sure I have it added to my friends :)

This case was discussed on the August 7th episode of Missing Pieces. You can read the transcript here: http://missingpiecesshow.homestead.com/MissingPiecesEpisode50Archive.html (Annita's case is toward the bottom)

I was wondering if maybe they were just "posing as a gay couple" in their travels. We know they shared a room at the hotel they lived at, so they would probably share one while traveling too. Maybe they thought that someone would be more willing to adopt Anna from a "couple" than from a single...

Yeah, that does sound strange. From the Missing Trio website, "Swaim died in 1979 of what was said to be a drug overdose. The death was ruled a suicide. All his files, including records of this case, were destroyed - just as he had requested."

My dad is 100% Italian and has blonde hair and blue eyes. Some regions of Italy have lighter-colored people. Somehow the stereotype has become the dark hair/dark eyes but we're not all like that! :)

Oakland Tribune, Oakland, CA June 3, 1962 Nationwide Hunt Pressed for Missing Tacoma Girl Tacoma, Wash. - Mr. and Mrs. Donald Burr tucked their eight-year-old daughter Ann Marie safely into bed on a stormy night last August. They heard her prayers, kissed her goodnight and turned out the...

I wonder about the little sister too. The news articles imply that Ann Marie and her sister Mary had separate rooms, but both were on the upstairs level of the house. Mary was awake for at least some of the night, crying about the cast on her arm. I wonder if they ever asked the sister if she...

Just curious...do both of these links have postmortem and/or autopsy photos? (Wasn't sure if crime scene meant postmortem) Looking at those types of photos makes me uncomfortable...but I really want to see the notes you guys were talking about to compare the handwritings. Is it possible to...

That makes sense to me that they would try to pass off Anna as Margaret's daughter. Margaret was deceased, and they could say that they obtained custody of Anna upon Margaret's demise, but could no longer care for Anna themselves, so they put her up for adoption. They may have had to fake some...

I think Trino is referring to something the psychic wrote in the letter, "My daughter and I sent letters to Missing Children, Dane County Sherrifs Office and Jefferson County Sherrifs Office with a description of her apartment and the fact that her abductor was a woman now living as a man, or...

This actually happened in the movie "Oh, God!" with George Burns.

Does L L = Lloyd's of London? I know it was mentioned earlier that the "L" on the "Plan" could refer to Lloyd's of London where GW had a policy. Now on pg 6 we have "Tentative Plan" [some symbol] and then "L / L". On pg 9 we have [symbol] "L L as to how B identifies B conclusively." and...

I think GW had some sort of concerns about his own birth certificate. He has B-Cert in red on pg 7 (I'm numbering these pages in the order they were posted), and then on pg 9 it says, in part, "In view of the fact that I have given you the name my birth certificate reads ____ _____ _____...

I seem to remember reading that Brody believed he would live forever. In that case, he would have outlived GW, and would need something to sustain him after GW was gone.

MONY was also mentioned on the "Plan". I think the common belief is that it stands for "Mutual of New York", where they may have gotten an insurance policy?

The article says it's officially called the South Lake Union Streetcar. But why ride a S.L.U.S. when you can ride a S.L.U.T. :dance: I'll have to grab a ride on the S.L.U.T. if I ever visit the area :crazy: