It's great to see people talking about this case--I had to let go of it when I came to the conclusion that I had exhausted all avenues of research. The only other piece of info I ever obtained was the investigative report into the death of Elizabeth's mother, as Saturday is the 20th anniversary of that. She was killed crossing a divided highway near her house after dark; she was 82, and coming home from a nearby grocery store. Police interviewed witnesses, compared physical evidence with with their statements, and the driver that hit her was was ultimately cleared of any wrongdoing.
Other than that, I'm no longer inclined to speculate much...I don't know the basis of the creditor's claim which the motorcycle club was seeking to make against Katelyn's estate, and really have no educated guesses, to the extent that although Katelyn's trust owned (and probably still owns) several rental properties in the Orlando area, it did not own the house used as their clubhouse--and even then, if they were renting from her, why would she owe them money?
I never contacted the brother...I did find an instagram post at one point which, if memory serves, was from the son of Elizabeth's older sister (Mrs. Channing Moser) which corroborated her Hungarian heritage; he lived somewhere up in the Northeast. While I'm disinclined to contact anybody in this family to ask them, frankly, not just about their missing family member, but why they never made a serious attempt to find her, my gut was that this younger Moser was the ideal person to contact. I'd have to dig up the post; he lived up in the Northeast. In the meantime, Channing Moser of Stamford CT died this past February at age 89; I'm guessing he would have been Elizabeth's brother-in-law, but the online obituary doesn't shed any light on his surviving family.
Channing Moser Obituary - Stamford, CT
There I go, into this rabbit hole again...My goal was always to find a photo, and now there is a photo.
