MI - NEW NETFLIX SERIES - Aundria Bowman, 14, murdered, Holland, 11 March 1989 *located 2020, adoptive father convicted*

[Tricia]

I will also add from my work experience it takes a whole different level of depravity to dismember a body and add on top of that it being a family member; that puts this guy right up there with the most evil of people.

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[Tricia]

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[otto]

There certainly are self-delusion and self-serving elements to BB. She fears being alone. The remaining daughter's deep mindset is unknown. Was she fully unaware of her father's evil?

As per 'keeping Alexis close': BB ended up parting out Alexis' remains, so not sharing wasn't necessarily a significant weight to her. I suspect it was an act of minimal sympathy, and maybe more so an act of 'here, take a piece of your daughter and leave us alone!'.

Dennis and his wife cut Alexis in half twice; seemingly like-minded.

Dennis Bowman cut Alexis in half so he could fit her into a cardboard barrel. After Dennis (against his wife's wishes) revealed the "close" location of Alexis in the backyard, she was cremated.

Dennis' wife gave half of Alexis' remains to her natural mother, and put the rest of her in a can on the shelf. I think a loving mother, or loving adoptive mother, would choose to keep Alexis whole in death ... especially since she was cut in half in life. Not Mrs. Bowman. She cut Alexis in half again. Everyone grieves differently, but ... you're right: looks like minimal sympathy.

 

[Vern]

I think @CarlK90245 and @Aundria62374 would also be pleased to know that their documentary may have contributed to another cold case break.

We have another new member whose been searching for decades for the long, lost brother she's never met. She came to Websleuths yesterday after having just watched a documentary on Netflix of a mother searching for her daughter (I highly suspect that documentary was Into The Fire). Seeing the site mentionned, she came here and found a name familiar and has now been in contact with LE regarding provision of DNA samples to see if this particular UID is her long, lost brother.

Another family may be getting some answers and another UID their name. That is always good!

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