Anything is possible, for sure, including Marie was never enrolled, or was enrolled under a different name entirely, including her first name. From what I recall, Marlyse also used aliases, and when she left CA, I believe Marie's father had custody of her. I'm going by memory, so I'm okay being...
If this is Doris and Caren, it makes me wonder why the canals weren't searched previously.
I didn't pick up on the fact the car they were in wasn't found when they went missing, but it makes sense they'd be found in water.
Yes. I submitted the woman who was found with two children in Vermont back in the 30s. I can't remember what the reply was, but I believe it's posted further back in this thread.
Yes, it was present, according to the detective. I wasn't able to find the hill on Google maps, either, after he said that, because it looked really flat to me. But since he was familiar with the area, I just took his word for it.
It's been a couple of years, but I spoke to the detective a while ago. What I recall, based on what he said, was that the lividity in her back suggested she was deceased before being left where she was found, and her body had been transported on her back for a distance before being dumped. And...
Yes, I noticed that, too. I can understand holding out hope, but I wish whoever wrote the obit mentioned she was missing, or maybe stated whereabouts unknown.
Yes, for the victims, extracting DNA from their bones could be where they obtain DNA from to build victim DNA profiles. But I think the implication here is that the blond hairs found near several of the victims could have been the perpetrator's, which could have possibly been used for ID'ing the...
Wow. This really hits hard. It means if her child is out there, s/he would be nearing 51 years old and may not even realize they're technically a missing person. That's why I'm hoping Jan's family has put their DNA on GED match, in case s/he was adopted or raised with an assumed name and is...
I think it bears looking into, if investigators haven't already. It truly may be a coincidence, but people are still extremely upset (and rightly so) about the crime, and still believe JS was responsible for it to the point where it's very toxic and vitriolic.
Here's an article from 2023 with an update and interview with the child who survived. It does my heart good to read he's doing well in spite of his injuries and the long road to recovery he had.
I'm proud of him, too.
I agree. There was a whole state of people like this, myself included, who would have raised that baby in a heartbeat. There was no need to leave her for dead.
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