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Hey, everyone. I'm a long time lurker here on WS. I value everyone's input on this site so much. Thank you all! I first found WS when I started to follow Kelsey Berreth's case when she first went missing. I will never forget the way I felt as that jury deliberated and the overwhelming relief I...

I am a long time lurker. I created my websleuths account here during the Kelsey Berreth trial. I was on here hours every day and through the trial. I remembered today how it felt to await the outcome of that trial - luckily, a guilty verdict there. As a native South Carolinian who vacations in...

New article on the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Atlanta's major newspaper) this morning posted to Find Jenna Facebook page. A plea for more info from community/anyone. https://www.myajc.com/lifestyles/where-jenna-van-gelderen/itZ1srCCcyJksDZ1ffSG7O/

You're probably correct about a very small percentage of the total population having awareness of a missing person due to large population, being oversaturated in our local news by many crime stories in general, including when people go missing. It's overwhelming, really, and content is driven...

BTW, I just searched the ones I am in and don't see Jenna listed as a member.

Agree - terms nanny/babysitter are interchangeable. Here in Atlanta, there are tons of babysitting/nanny Facebook Groups. I'm part of 3, 2 based on geography and one for a local college. I'm sure there are tons more. I posted in times of need for a sitter and got many immediate replies.

I did a quick comparison for you all.

I sent the link to the family. I felt like they should get first dibs on being able to contact the person who may have posted it.

I think I've found the closest image to the missing tapestry quilt I've seen. It's not identical, even though for a second, I thought it was the quilt!

Hey, everyone. It's been a while since I posted, but the last time I did was around the time someone was looking for facts around sex trafficking in Atlanta, rightly saying that just because those of us who live in the area know it to be true, there needs to be a source for this information. I...

Cameras are everywhere in this city, a fact of life here. I am not sure where to find a list for you, though. On the interstate we have toll lanes with camera monitoring, many major intersections have cameras (perhaps only triggered by red light violators), MARTA stations, banks/ATMs, grocery...

I wanted to mention that in my brain dump last night: 1. I was affirming human trafficking is a problem in Atlanta, and 2. going on to mention all the forms of transportation and cameras at those locations. I didn't mean to continue to contribute to perpetuating the theory that Jenna was a...

I agree. I've lived in Atlanta for almost 15 years, always in what's called ITP - inside the perimeter. It's too easy to believe it's not real because that's how under-the-radar it is. Atlanta is a big, spread out place and no one thinks anything of driving from one side of town to the other...