I will be making a FOIA request for info on her case in September of this year. However with this case being an open missing person's case, I am pretty certain I won't get much info if any at all. The most important thing I wanna do by making my FOIA request is to clear up or at least verify that all the information (the little that has been made public) is accurate and up to date. There have been some questions as to the big snow storm the day after she reportedly disappeared. According to research I and a few others did on weather.com, it shows that there was no snowstorm in the area on February 4th, 1979. I lived a few miles down the road from Tina in February 1979, but I was only 4 and I do remember a huge snowstorm that year in February, but my research has led me to believe it was a storm around President's Day in Feb 1979 which would have been near the end of February. So is it possible that her listed missing date is inaccurate or is it inaccurate that there was a big snowstorm on February 4th 1979. Some other research I did into a murder committed on February 6th, 1979 just a few miles from Tina's house showed that there was a pretty big snowstorm in the area on February 7th, 1979 according to court documents in that murder case because that was when the suspects were initially arrested and the police departments closed down early on February 7th, 1979 because of snow. All that info combined makes me think that maybe her missing date or the info about the snowstorm is inaccurate. I am going to try and clear that up. Just an fyi...I could be completely wrong and the current missing info on Tina may be accurate, but I have enough evidence and suspicion to question it and at least make sure that someone on her case can verify it.
