Missouri Mule
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Believe it has different meanings.
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Do you mean MLM? I thought everyone knew what it meant. Sorry.
What does it mean?
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Ok. So we don't need a Venn diagram to assume that Cox and Carnahan are unrelated to grave-robbing and/or drugs which might entail a 'conspiracy'. Added that there are only so many overlapping and related relationships here. For this not to be solved means evidence was unattainable or lost and the trusted one hasn't cracked.
Do you mean MLM? I thought everyone knew what it meant. Sorry.
MLM: Multi Level Marketing
I guess this is what you mean.
FWIW- the case is getting attention again here in Springfield as we're approaching the 25th anniversary (wow, do I feel old! ). Here a couple articles from the Newsleader from yesterday and today. Obviously nothing new, just that they still continue to get tips.
http://www.news-leader.com/story/ne...en-went-missing-tips-still-trickle/101753510/
http://www.news-leader.com/story/ne...en-case-impact-springfields-psyche/102117002/
I understand how you feel, MM. I'm from Springfield and was 12 yrs old the summer they were taken. You couldn't escape it, it dominated the news, the yellow missing persons fliers were literally every where and for the first time in my young life I realized we're not always safe. I recall getting up out of bed at night to check and make sure my parents had locked the doors.
I understand feeling selfish about it as I too REALLY want to know what happened to them, who took them and WHY. In 1992 no one thought that 25 yrs later we'd really not be much closer to knowing what happened to them. I can't imagine how that weighs on the families, especially Stacy's. I really think she was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. I'm sure her mother has gone over a million times all the what if's. What if she has insisted Stacy go to Project Graduation instead, what if she hadn't let her spend the night at Janelle's (where they had planned on staying), what if the girls had just decided to tough it out and sleep on the floor at Janelle's instead. Would the girls had gone to Suzi's the next morning to discover Sherrill was missing? Or would none of this had happened at all?
I can go in circles with this case. There are so many unanswered questions. I used to think the police knew more than they had released to the public but now I'm not so sure. I don't think they have much and without a legitimate tip I fear we may never know what happened.
As a side note- I work with a lot of people younger than me and the subject of the women came up and except for one none of them knew anything about it. They were all 'what? Here? In Springfield?". So I fired up the computer in the back and they all watched the Disappeared episode about the case (it was a slow night). They were all enthralled, asked me a ton of questions about it.
Read more: http://www.news-leader.com/story/ne...issing-woman-dont-call-anniversary/351482001/Standing in that bedroom on June 7, 1992, Janis McCall had no way of knowing her daughter would become part of Springfield's most puzzling unsolved disappearance.
Instead, McCall was angry.
Her daughter Stacy had just graduated from Kickapoo and was spending the night at a friend's home, but when Stacy didn't call her the next day, McCall went over to the central Springfield home.
The doors were unlocked. And inside a room were Stacy McCall's shorts, shoes and bra in a neat pile on the floor next to the bed. Nearby were her keys, her bathing suit, her purse and her make-up kit.
"I thought, 'This is absolutely stupid' — that she left her stuff here and she left her car and she didn't have any sense to call me," McCall said.
Stacy was a beautiful, vibrant girl, McCall said. She used to model wedding dresses, and her long hair reached past her waist.
Even now, when McCall sees a girl with hair that long, she has to get a glimpse of the girl's face just to see that it's not Stacy.
[h=1]Mother of missing woman: Don't call it an anniversary[/h]
Read more: http://www.news-leader.com/story/ne...issing-woman-dont-call-anniversary/351482001/