Being familiar with Yosemite and having climbed Half-Dome myself, I'd say the chances are pretty high that this a case where the body was never found or it was found too late to be identified with the technology of the period. Half-dome is not an easy climb and it is a LONG climb. If you start...
It would depend on the type of DNA as well. If NAMUS has mitochondrial DNA for Wendy and nuclear for Buckskin girl, they could be the same person and not match no matter how many times they run it.
>>Very few, outside of Native Americans, know what a skinwalker is.<<
Everybody who watches Supernatural knows what a skinwalker is. Not to mention several other books and movies that use the concept.
I can't say for sure if she's the same one, but there's a Reva Lenzy on Goggle+. She posted a Nicki Minja video on 7/17/14. It's a fairly uncommon name, so hopefully it's the same girl and she was found alive and well. The last Charlie Project update was July 24, 2010, but the link is dead so...
I hope they identify her and find her killer, too. It's sad for anyone to end up like this. I just always try to keep in mind that the reason a person's family isn't looking for them isn't always sinister. Sometimes it's just self-protection or protecting others.
The problem with reporting them missing is that somebody might find them. I know, if you're here trying to identify these UIDs that sounds extremely odd. But as a family member of mentally ill drug user, who's whereabouts are unknown, believe me, it's not. I don't wish my sister ill, but I...
Someone has to say it, might as well be me. :-) It also depends on what kind of DNA it is. If they're both the same kind, than yes, they should automatically match-up. But if one is mitochondrial and the other isn't, they're not going to match. It's better to assume they're different (if...
There's a large Hispanic population in that area, and still a lot of migrant workers, so that doesn't really help to narrow it down. And Cvaldez is right, you can pick those belts up at any flea market in the San Joaquin valley.
http://www.havasunews.com/news/havasu-police-body-likely-missing-teen-james-gunnell/article_7eb74936-6f9a-11e4-981d-2b81220c1ad3.html
Looks like they're just waiting for test results to confirm it.
I grew-up around Merced and graduated from Hanford High, so I was just about to mention the possibility that she or her family were immigrants farm workers when I saw that I'd been beaten to it (twice over.) Whether here legally or not, there's a high mistrust of the police among the migrant...
I work with people who commute 1 1/2 hours between the Bay Area and Sacramento, all the time. So Travis is certainly a possibility. I'm pretty sure, back in '95, Mather, McClellan and Castle were all still open (but in the process of closing) and the outskirts of Stockton are within easy...
Butte County is almost 500 miles from L.A. County. That's a bit far for an Olympic tourist. Not impossible, by any means, but not the first place I'd look for someone who disappeared around L.A.
No, slightly obese is fairly correct. I'm 5'4" and trust me, my WiiFit has nothing nice to say to me when I'm in that range. The "ideal" weight for a 5'4" adult female around 120-129 pounds. This varies, some, based on age and frame, but anyway you slice it, 150-160 is far enough over to be...
Another possibility is that the shirt was something passed out at job fair at a college. As a "starving" accounting student, I used the student health center and would have gone to a dental clinic if needed, and I sure as hell would have taken free -t-shirts if they were handed out.
As for...
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