chaddylex
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Off subject of Coral for a moment, but as Melissa stated about the Police looking for Coral
Look at Cynthia Day's case,http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?t=93314 her daughters have been looking for her since 1990, filed a police report with local LE, went back to see how the investigation was going and LE had never opened up a missing persons investigation a whole 14 yrs later.
One day during Christmas Break I was just looking at Namus at UID's and found one in MO missing from 1990 then looked at a few websites to see who was missing in that time frame and I found Cynthia. I posted the possible match on here then I contacted both LE Depts, the one for the UID and the one listed on Cynthia's Website, and the UID was the only one to get back to me. After not hearing anything back for over a month, Cynthia's family got into contact with LE. (after seeing the postings here on Websleuths about the possible match).. anywho... they had DNA taken two weeks ago (which they were told they don't qualify for a bump so the testing might take a year)so now the LE that is in charge of the case requested dentals for a comparision...
I have been in contact with the Day family regularly and they are very generous people and are very thankful. Their gut feeling is that this is their mom (the UID's facial reconstruction, hair earrings on UID, shattered pelvis all match) but they need either the Dental or DNA to come up for a definate match.
My point is, I think alot of LE just "sweeps missing persons cases under the rug." It is very sad. If the UID happens to be Cynthia, I feel for the family, but they will have closure after 20 years. It really shouldn't take some ordinary person that has no LE background to solve these missing person cases!!
It seems like the only people that care about Coral were her friends and her godmother...very sad. I hope someone can contact a decent LE dept that is really willing to look and try to find her!!
It could be true.....Either they have too many cases on their plate, or they just dont care and are too busy eating donughts and drinking coffee
Look at Cynthia Day's case,http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?t=93314 her daughters have been looking for her since 1990, filed a police report with local LE, went back to see how the investigation was going and LE had never opened up a missing persons investigation a whole 14 yrs later.
One day during Christmas Break I was just looking at Namus at UID's and found one in MO missing from 1990 then looked at a few websites to see who was missing in that time frame and I found Cynthia. I posted the possible match on here then I contacted both LE Depts, the one for the UID and the one listed on Cynthia's Website, and the UID was the only one to get back to me. After not hearing anything back for over a month, Cynthia's family got into contact with LE. (after seeing the postings here on Websleuths about the possible match).. anywho... they had DNA taken two weeks ago (which they were told they don't qualify for a bump so the testing might take a year)so now the LE that is in charge of the case requested dentals for a comparision...
I have been in contact with the Day family regularly and they are very generous people and are very thankful. Their gut feeling is that this is their mom (the UID's facial reconstruction, hair earrings on UID, shattered pelvis all match) but they need either the Dental or DNA to come up for a definate match.
My point is, I think alot of LE just "sweeps missing persons cases under the rug." It is very sad. If the UID happens to be Cynthia, I feel for the family, but they will have closure after 20 years. It really shouldn't take some ordinary person that has no LE background to solve these missing person cases!!
It seems like the only people that care about Coral were her friends and her godmother...very sad. I hope someone can contact a decent LE dept that is really willing to look and try to find her!!