Hi Annasmom,
This maybe a ridiculous question however I must ask :innocent:
Over the years since Anna disappeared while you were still living in the house (not sure how long you stayed at the farm after Anna went missing), was there anything at all that perhaps happened that you hadn't thought of? Anything out of the ordinary?
Did anyone call you, an odd call on the telephone?
Any weird mail?
Did anyone come to your door you didn't know that well? Perhaps asking a question?
I'm wondering if the 2 G's took Anna and were away for approx. a week, New Mexico comes to mind. It's still a State in the USA. Mexico itself would mean they would have crossed the boarder... they may have not been willing to go to that extent with a small child, who could talk.....Arizona is another State I'd like to investigate. For some reason, I can't see them driving north... odd I know, just a thought.
Also, if they took Anna in the white van, how in heck ( and I don't expect an answer ) did they keep Anna from yelling out! Perhaps, just perhaps there was someone else in the van in the back area.. but who? Long Shot!
Anna may not have recognized her father at the time of abduction, or perhaps she did a little bit, he must have spoken to her with fatherly terms in order to get her into a vehicle.
Anyhoo....... off to check out Arizona and New Mexico adoption sites etc.
Love :blowkiss:
Sidekick, the only thing which comes to mind is a conversation with (then) Sergeant Maguire, who was in charge of the case. Everybody in the canyon was on a party line, and we knew what our particular rings were. I think ours was two short rings. I told Sgt. M that every time our phone rang, I could hear clicks which sounded as if someone else were listening in, and I wondered if our telephone calls were being monitored. His only answer was "It wouldn't surprise me." The implication was that LE was monitoring the calls in case there was a ransom demand, but there was no direct communication to that effect. The only other unusual thing was that the new landlord sent his secretary to say that they were raising the rent and that we could no longer use one of the barns for storage. I don't think there was anything particularly sinister about this; just hard-heartedness. The landlord's name was Lindsay Mickels.