MA MA - Sandra Crispo, 54, Hanson, 7 August 2019

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Steelslady said:
This is exactly my thoughts as well.

Yes, people do leave on their own, for various reasons. However, most don't. Those that do, usually have either depression issues, are in trouble with the law somehow, or try to leave an abusive relationship. Most don't make plans with others, move closer to their children recently, have their car fixed, then leave- especially their precious doggie without food and water.

To our knowledge, Sandra had none of those things going on. Her family is legitimately worried. As I mentioned before- in the case of the McCall's, it took their children forever for LE to take the case serious- no sign of a struggle at the house doesn't mean that they went willingly! Someone could have had a gun pointed at Sandra, maybe even threatened to hurt her or her family or dog, and she may have gone willingly, hoping for the best- probably like Jerry and Susan McCall.

It angers me when cases like this aren't taken seriously. I mean, where in the heck did LE get that Sandra might be around the homeless and connections to the homeless- what does that even mean? Did she previously volunteer at a homeless shelter, make meals for the homeless- where did this connection come from, and what made them conclude in the very beginning that she might be amongst the homeless in some capacity, ESPECIALLY when her car was in the shop for repairs!!!!!!! How did they think she got there? Walking late at night? On a whim, she just decided in the middle of the night to go, um, where exactly, to get to this homeless connection? Did they ever define exactly what that homeless connection was?

I am just angry for her family and dog right now. Something happened to this woman, in my opinion. I just can't help but think of the McCall's- nothing seemed out of place to LE. Also, even in Kelsey Berreth's case, LE did a check through her condo, didn't see nothing out of the ordinary, didn't bother with using luminol- it was Kelsey's family that found a few things that they showed to LE, indicating something happened to her at her condo on Thanksgiving.

With some (NOT all) LE, I sometimes wonder why they don't take families serious when they say their loved one would never leave like this. Again, just because nothing was obvious to them to the naked eye, doesn't mean that a gun wasn't pointed at her or that if there was indeed foul play that occurred at her home- the killer could have done a decent clean up job, like in Kelsey's case.

I hope that she is alive and well somewhere, but my gut tells me that's not the case here.
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Wasn't the McStay house and car all hunky dorie too? And they were murdered by the business partner? Do I have that right?
 
The Night Watchman said:
IMO, labs are not great as guard dogs as they can be friendly to strangers. That doesn't mean they won't be aggressive when their owner is being harmed.

Sandra, and her shoes and purse are missing. There was a dog in the house where she was allegedly dropped off. To me, this suggests that she didn't make it home, or made it home and later left the house with someone she knew.

For now, I am discounting all secondhand accounts of her arriving home after Cumby's, or talking to a family member the night she disappeared. ETA- this because of the family talking collectively as "we", instead of individuals (from Yemelyan's post).
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FWIW, there are probably phone records of her landline calls, so if she talked to a family member, there is a record of it
 
Luckyzmom said:
There is nothing, doesn't seem like voluntary missing, unless you all see things I have missed. Keep wondering if there isn't an ex bf or so somewhere that knows what happened. She had recently moved closer to kids and grandkids, maybe that made a relationship difficult and things went bad fast. JMO just hate the cases that go cold because LE assumes voluntary and time and possible evidence is lost so case is deemed cold. There were signs at the house that were hinky ! Sorry for rant. Keeping Sandra and family in my prayers. Think about her in the evening, hope there are answers for kids and grandkids:(
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There are a couple of local reporters who have posted links to their news reports on their official Facebook pages, and as you can imagine those stories get lots of comments from the public. I will say that the family (including extended family... nieces, cousins, etc) were actively commenting in these threads early on and every time someone suggested a romantic interest or ex-bf it was VERY quickly shut down/dismissed as not even a remote possibility. So I'm not saying the denials are necessarily accurate as even family don't know everything about anyone's life, but if there's something in the way of an ex, at least we can say no one in the family knows about the possibility.
 
This case is so puzzling. I wish we had some additional info to go on.

I don't know if it was posted before, but searching for the house on Google (keywords "contractor special" 47 Spofford Ave), I saw a real estate link that shows the old photos of the house. Looks like it may have been a fix and flip prior to her purchasing it. It has a photo of the driveway, and a road which I found helpful as I wasn't able to see a street view on Google Maps.

Sad that from the reports, she apparently moved down there to be closer to her family, but now missing. :( MOO
 
It just so happens that the local news today is reporting a couple instances of bodies or human remains being discovered. One even in a cranberry bog/wilderness area of Wareham, MA, not terribly far from Hanson where Sandra was living. None of these bodies have been identified yet and none of the circumstances are listed as suspicious. But I am really feeling for the family today as I imagine each report of something like this is gut wrenching until they know for sure.
 
Yemelyan said:
It just so happens that the local news today is reporting a couple instances of bodies or human remains being discovered. One even in a cranberry bog/wilderness area of Wareham, MA, not terribly far from Hanson where Sandra was living. None of these bodies have been identified yet and none of the circumstances are listed as suspicious. But I am really feeling for the family today as I imagine each report of something like this is gut wrenching until they know for sure.
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Skeletal Human Remains Discovered Near Wareham Shopping Plaza

Wareham police responded to an area near Cranberry Plaza Monday around noon after they said possible human remains were discovered by a person looking for a lost item.

According to a preliminary investigation, the bones appear to be that of a man and there were no indications of foul play, the district attorney's office said.

It was unclear how long the body had been there. Police said the body was concealed by the heavy vegetation.
 
The Night Watchman said:
Skeletal Human Remains Discovered Near Wareham Shopping Plaza

Wareham police responded to an area near Cranberry Plaza Monday around noon after they said possible human remains were discovered by a person looking for a lost item.

According to a preliminary investigation, the bones appear to be that of a man and there were no indications of foul play, the district attorney's office said.

It was unclear how long the body had been there. Police said the body was concealed by the heavy vegetation.
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There's a man missing I think from that area. His daughter has been frantic, trying to find him. For the life of me, I can't remember his name!
 
So many questions. Did she initially leave the house on her own, or involuntarily? And if she left on her own, where would she have gone? Where could she have gone? At first glance (via Google Maps), I'm not seeing many conveniently walkable businesses nearby. There is a local restaurant (mentioned in the article below, as this business put her picture on the door) which would be about a 16 minute walk. Other than that, options seem limited. MOO

https://www.boston25news.com/amp/news/missing-hanson-woman-s-daughter-desperate-for-answers/977790960
 
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