Susikatze
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I'm not registered to use FSO but I'd first confirm the date stamp when the two entries were actually made. Reportedly, volunteers were working with her family tree and distant cousins for three years so there are many possibilities here. However, if somebody made the entry on or near 3/29/11 -- that would be a huge red flag! JMO
Her family likely lost contact with her in 2011. But yeah, if the entry was made close to her actual date of death, whoever put it in should be questioned.
Did she date someone within this timeframe? Who was she associating with? The way she was killed is extremely personal. Overkill type, then removed fingertips to prevent ID and also posing her in a sexually explicit manner without her having been sexually assaulted. I think now that we know her id, it should be relqtively easy to find a suspect. Murderes only tend to remove fingertips, teeth etc. if a connection was easily made if the victim was identified, hence, it is all about preventing the ID first place.