NanaMcZoo
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I know it sounds stupid,but any chance she knew she was going to die and managed to write her initials and year of birth?
Some interesting search results. I have a feeling that she wrote this on her hand because she did not have a piece of paper with her. It might be an address like you say, and if so, it might have been given to her over the phone. Maybe she was answering an ad in a paper or posted on a bulletin board, or maybe someone called her and told her to come to that address.docwho3 said:I looked at the grown woman info this morning and I found that she had ink writing on her hand that was 'WSR57 or WSR54 or WSR44 or WSR47'
WSR57 is the designation for a weather service radar that went into use in the 1960's up to the about '91. Since she was found in 1976 and had evidently died within 12 hours of being found since it was determined the ink would have been visible on her body only about that long. I actually think there is a better explanation for the lettering but first I will show the simple search results I got.
WSR57:
1953 Beecher Tornado Commemoration Program
This was later replaced in 1961 with a more modern WSR57. model that could be better used for severe weather warnings.
http://www.crh.noaa.gov/dtx/1953beecher/images/programbook.pdf
http://www.dodgenet.com/~weavers/afss/weather.htm
http://www.dodgenet.com/~weavers/afss/nexrad.htm
WSR54:
WSR54.J. Package Contains 50. Wall Starter Rails
WSR44:
A wall spice rail.
http://www.panracks.com/prices.htm
WSR47 is a snap ring part
http://www.minibearings.com.au/cgi-bin/datafill.pl?product=Rings%20-%20Retaining%20-%20Snaprings%20-%20External&firstitem=1=post
WSR45 Standard Secondo Violin Shoulder Rest 1/8-1/16 42.95
http://www.promusicaustralia.com/other/Strings.htm
OK, I think the letters probably are more likely to be an address.
Maybe something like West Sunset Road number 47=WSR47 or maybe WSR57.
Why did no one miss her?
Maybe someone just moved to a new area & didn't have their new address memorized so it was written on her fingers in ink.
Perhaps young hubby or boy friend maybe decided he didn't want her after all and so killed her and baby and dumped them. After all no one in their new neighborhood even knows she is missing because they probably haven't met her yet.
I thought of another possibility that should have popped into my head much sooner. With her,in one of the suitcases, was found a news paper (I think it was a newyork paper.)laini said:These are all good thoughts. I hadn't thought of her boyfriend/husband killing her and they were new to the area so she wasn't known. That sounds like a good possibility. As we know, that happens too often. I think the initials and birth date does make sense. I'll see what I can find there. I was searching for missing people who were pregnant but didn't come up with anything that fit. Her eyes haunt me. When I think of the a joy a woman feels (usually) when their baby is soon to be born and can't wait to hold them, it just is sad.
CB Radios were very popular in 1976. At that time, you had to apply to the FCC for a station license, and you would be given station call letters which started with a K, followed by two more letters and then four numbers.Azlaw said:the paper was the New York Sunday News dated September 26, 1976.
Doe Network says police searched license plates and CB call letters, but didn't say anything about personal ads or local addresses. ...
shadowangel said:I had looked into this case previously in relation to several other murders over a span of years along I-80 in the PA-NJ area. The letters and numbers are very confusing.
shadowangel said:Do you have a running list? I too am interested in following those cases.
It would be very helpful to see a photo of the letters and numbers...How can the number 4 be confused for the number 5, and likewise how can the number 4 be confused for the number 7? Writing these numbers down, it is difficult to visualize...
The photo with the numbers is very illegible which is why they couldnt be sure about the numbers exactly.
awagner said:shadowangel said:I had looked into this case previously in relation to several other murders over a span of years along I-80 in the PA-NJ area. The letters and numbers are very confusing.I posted a partial list under the thread "Blairstown Princess Doe", and others have added missing/UIDs also. If the letters/numbers are that illigible, I have to wonder if they have been misinterpreted all these years.shadowangel said:Do you have a running list? I too am interested in following those cases.
It would be very helpful to see a photo of the letters and numbers...How can the number 4 be confused for the number 5, and likewise how can the number 4 be confused for the number 7? Writing these numbers down, it is difficult to visualize...
The photo with the numbers is very illegible which is why they couldnt be sure about the numbers exactly.
Glad to be of help!Yaya said:I had posted a new thread in Cold Case today concerning this woman and her unborn infant... it really had an effect on me when I read her case file. I didn't know you were already discussing the case here.
I deleted the post.
Thanks Marilynilpa for letting me know this was here.I had been here several times and had only reached around page 4... trying to look at all the cases listed.
It seems this one has taken on a life of it's own... maybe a new thread of it's own wouldn't be a bad idea.
What do you guys think?
OkMarilynilpa said:Glad to be of help!
I think a new thread would be a pretty good idea.