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Just bringing this post of mine back from the previous thread (with deletions where I was wide of the mark): I've already tried contacting Mr. Velling twice, to no response. I don't want to send yet another e-mail if he's already dismissed the idea without contacting me or if it's going to be...

Oh, so Robert A. King was the stockbroker who committed suicide, not Eric A. King? I must have misread neesaki's post, then. It wasn't entirely clear. Apologies to everyone for that mistake. Eric's death was obviously an early one, anyway. It still could have been a suicide. I'll wait until...

I conceded it was a bit of a long shot, and, yes, I couldn't find any concrete evidence (i.e. a record) that a daughter even existed or that this hypothetical daughter could be Jane Doe/FLEK. That being said, we seem to be as stumped about this case as everyone else, including the social...

Another note: I cannot find birth records for any children, but the property they owned could suggest that they did have one or two. Eric and Lorene lived at 1530 Vista Drive Southeast, Puyallup. As of 2014, it is listed as a three bedroom single family home. Unless extension work has been done...

Thank you. I've just sent an e-mail to him. I'm very glad that you've all responded well to this because I was concerned that more experienced minds would consider it too outré a theory. It makes sense to me, but something making sense to me is rarely an indication of anything sensible.

I performed a peoplefinders search for Malcolm J. Kings born in 1935 - Malcolm J., Eric's brother, was born in 1935 in Rathdown and was a witness at Eric and Lorene's wedding - and the name "Lori" turns up again (spelt "Lorie")...

Apologies. I neglected to mention, for those who cannot access the ancestry.co.uk transcript, that Eric's death took place on 19th December 1988.

Yes, I saw that too, but I wondered if it would be inappropriate to post it, so I omitted her husband's surname. I always worry about treading on other people's privacy. It's very easy to do if you're a genealogist.

Given the general trajectory of their journey from the Northwest (or West) to the Southeast, has anyone thought that Jock Doe, if he's the son of a prominent Canadian doctor, came from British Columbia or Alberta? There are seventeen medical schools in Canada - sixteen that were established...

Hello! My name is William, from London. Since yesterday, when I first became aware of this case, I've caught the sleuthing bug and, after a few hours, I believe I may have found Jane Doe's family. It's certainly a bit of a long shot. My theory is that Jane Doe is the daughter of Eric Alexander...