More than three, I think.Hollow said:That is a great idea. Maybe it could even get nationwide. We already have 3 candles being lit at 8 tomorrow.![]()
More than three, I think.Hollow said:That is a great idea. Maybe it could even get nationwide. We already have 3 candles being lit at 8 tomorrow.![]()
Yes, I did. There are some glaring differences (she seems to be able to account for time in 1972 when she was in second grade, where Anna was in kindergarten in 1973 when she disappeared). That being said, there are a lot of similarities between this woman and Anna - physical description, memories of being raised on an "orchard", a "river", a brother and a dog. There is definitely hope that Anna is doing the same thing as this lady - looking for her parents!PonderingThings said:WOW! Did you guys see the thread Shadow205 posted about the woman who believes she was kidnapped in 1970?
I'm sorry Anna's mom as I don't believe its Anna, but it IS what we all hope Anna will one day do!
Shadow's thread is here
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?t=36765
It is a different number than listed on Delia's post (great job, as usual!). One item that should be cleared up by someone is: Is Cly her name she was raised with (her "father" / kidnapper is listed as Jessie Ray Davis) or is that a married name?HeartofTexas said:Doogie, tell Annasmom she gets a huge "A" for extrapolating from Delia's email what she did. I also found the statement "stole a child" (inferring it could have been a child other than Delia) to be an odd one, but let it go. Kudos to Annasmom for thinking outside of the box.
In case the phone number Delia gave turns out to be an incorrect one, I found this listing in Gilmer, TX which might prove helpful in locating Delia. I don't have Delia's page in front of me so don't know if the phone numbers are the same.
Cly Mobile Home Sales
(903) 797-6525
[size=-1]326 Old Coffeeville Rd[/size]
[size=-1]Gilmer, TX 75644[/size]
then doesn't it make sense that she would have recalled a child being brought into the family after 1971 (i.e., Anna was abducted in 1973). Just wondering.I lived in Denver, Colorado. in 1971, I was in 2nd grade... Jessie's last child was born in Denver in 1971 that's how I know I lived there...
You are correct. She hopefully will recall any additional children being added to the family during that period that is what we want to ask her. The reason that I would like to raise the question to her is because of some of the seeming inconsistencies in her story. I do not think that anything she says is untrue, I just believe that because of her closeness to the events, there are questions that are being raised by her statements that can probably be cleared up with a few direct inquiries.HeartofTexas said:I wondered the same thing... but think that Cly is her married name. Jessie's name was Jessie Ray Davis, so assume her maiden name was Delia Davis.
One thing that occurred to me, Dr. Doogie... if, as Delia said in some of her writings, that:
then doesn't it make sense that she would have recalled a child being brought into the family after 1971 (i.e., Anna was abducted in 1973). Just wondering.
And you Texans laugh at some of the weird sexual habits of us Californians. LOL!HeartofTexas said:Interestingly, I found a Delia C. Davis (don't know what "our" Delia's middle name is/was) who married a Rex Cly in Texas in 1978. Based on what little we know about "our" Delia, that would mean she married when she was in 9th grade. I wonder if they could be the same Delia?
There is only one other case that I know of where this has happened. The young man thought he was Russell Mort. He contacted the NCMEC and they arranged for DNA testing (which was negative). When the articles were written it was said that it was rare that someone thought they were an abductee.Dr. Doogie said:Something has dawned on me today concerning the whole internet sleuthing community: There are sites that list missing people and sites that list unidentified bodies - there does not appear to be any sites for people such as Delia Cly (or Anna, for that matter) to post that they believe that they were abducted and want to find their family. While some of this is indirectly covered on the afore-mentioned websites and various adoption sites, none exists (that I am aware of) for the specific purpose of allowing abductees try and relocate their families. This seems to be a major gap in the internet missing person world. Just a thought...
HeartofTexas said:Interestingly, I found a Delia C. Davis (don't know what "our" Delia's middle name is/was) who married a Rex Cly in Texas in 1978. Based on what little we know about "our" Delia, that would mean she married when she was in 9th grade. I wonder if they could be the same Delia?
I agree. The coincidence level is way too high and especially when you consider they married in Texas and Delia now lives in Texas.All regional ribbing aside, how many Delia's and how many Cly's could there be? Sounds like you have a match to me.
Rex & Delia were divorced in 1988.HeartofTexas said:According to the records I found, Delia Davis married Rex Cly. I found a listing for Rex Cly in Gilmer, Texas, as follows:
Rex Cly, (903) 797-2735, , Gilmer, TX 75644
So, there's another phone number to add to our growing list of phone numbers.
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[/url]about Rex K Cly
Name:Rex K ClyGender:Male Marriage Date:1 Jun 1978Estimated Birth Year:abt 1958 Age:20 Spouse Delia C Davis Spouse Gender:Female Spouse Est Birth Year:abt 1964 Spouse Age:14 Marriage County:Upshur Marriage State:Texas Source:Texas Marriage Index, 1966-2002