This whole thing gives me the creeps and is very interesting indeed especially the Chili, Santiago link. I don't think it will lead us to the identity of Jock and Jane, though.
Besides the fruit stand and campground ?
I am a little overwhelmed right now and could use some help.
While researching this case I came across the following. Please have a look at the top link (Diane Carrier)then take a look at the second link. Scroll down 10 pictures on the left. There are a few more in there too. What do you think? I have no dates.
http://www.411gina.org/cases/carrierdiane.htm
https://www.flickr.com/photos/peoplestemple/page16
When you get time you should really look through all these pictures of the people's temple. There are many possible matches to the victims in this case.
That could explain alot. Like why no one has been looking for them. Maybe their families disowned them for being a part of this cult or maybe they were part of it themselves and died in the mass suicide that Jim Jones instructed.
There was a wave of defectors in 1975 and 76.
Is there any forums here for the people's temple, Jim Jones, Jonesville, etc.
If not, there really should be. In my research of it I have come across unsolved murders and missing person cases.
I was just reading an article about a morgue that had discovered they were in the possession of remains from the suicide that had never been identified.
Something like this could solve a lot of missing person cases.
Thanks for any help or opinions.
You are probably right so I will get off of that (for now) but while researching it I came across a site. I don't know if it has been discussed here before or not. It list missing persons not found in any of the other databases. The person compiling this info lists it by state in alphabetical order and from what I gather has only made it through Indiana. But I did find one that may have some promise.
Her name is Pamela Jane Penotte, last seen in Daytona Beach in 1976, and it is believed she may have been traveling to Arizona. That's it. No picture, no age, no description. There is a link there but I don't know where it takes you because I can not get it to load up.
There is another woman last seen Aug 9 1976 with an accused murderer but that was in Chicago.
Anyway, here's the link to that site.
https://whereaboutsstillunknown.wordpress.com/2014/12/26/the-missing-missing-part-i/
You are probably right so I will get off of that (for now) but while researching it I came across a site. I don't know if it has been discussed here before or not. It list missing persons not found in any of the other databases. The person compiling this info lists it by state in alphabetical order and from what I gather has only made it through Indiana. But I did find one that may have some promise.
Her name is Pamela Jane Penotte, last seen in Daytona Beach in 1976, and it is believed she may have been traveling to Arizona. That's it. No picture, no age, no description. There is a link there but I don't know where it takes you because I can not get it to load up.
There is another woman last seen Aug 9 1976 with an accused murderer but that was in Chicago.
Anyway, here's the link to that site.
https://whereaboutsstillunknown.wordpress.com/2014/12/26/the-missing-missing-part-i/
I found this site today but could only get a partial listing because it makes you submit a search or maybe I just couldn't figure it out.
There are many possible matches. I don't know how you would rule them in or out.
http://www.missing-cy.org/cgi-bin/m...3=&st4=&st5=&st6=%&st7=%&st8=&st9=&sts=Search
Very sensitive material. If you are convinced your loved one is killed in war-acts (and a lot of them were) it's very hard to consider and accept the fact that maybe they escaped and went abroad. Same thing with Argentina and all other country's where a lot of people disappeared during conflicts. I also think they could be Greek Cypriots. You have to go up and up in this thread if you have the energy for it, to read about it.
One very likely reason as to why Sumter county couple remains unidentified is it's very possible they are not from the US. This makes the task of figuring out their identities much more difficult. I think the chances are slim that they will be identified given how much time has passed. I remain hopeful, however.
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One very likely reason as to why Sumter county couple remains unidentified is it's very possible they are not from the US. This makes the task of figuring out their identities much more difficult. I think the chances are slim that they will be identified given how much time has passed. I remain hopeful, however.
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I understand that Jacques's teeth were lent out for educational purposes and misplaced, but isotope testing of the woman's teeth would help point the investigation in the right direction. I still think they wete probably francophones from Canada.It's so apparent they're not U.S. citizens - it's just infuriatingly difficult to trace both his and her precise origins. I really think they'll be identified one of these days, once the field of forensics becomes even more advanced. I so want to believe that.
Wonder if there is no car, suitcases, ect because the people they were traveling with, are their killers. Drug running of some sort...maybe family not looking for them because of their lifestyle...been estranged.
Or, drug deal gone bad. Would explain being out of touch with family members or friends.
I tend to agree, but I think the couple's motorcycle or car was the booty.My take on it? ( You know I'll tell you anyway)
A toxicology report and/or autopsy would've ruled out drug use. They probably weren't pot smokers or drug users. Residue or some kind of evidence from smoking weed would have *probably* been observed by a coroner on their teeth; or their lungs may have showed signs of smoking.
That being said, I looked at the book excerpt on Google Books. Operation Snowbird may have involved local drug runners who Jock and Jane ran afoul of. Who knows what may have precipitated their meeting (if we operate under the assumption that the couple met a dealer)... Could their wealth have attracted a small-time dealer who wasn't a "kingpin" but wanted to steal their valuables (her purse, his wallet) in order to buy more drugs. Makes you wonder. Some drug dealers, especially the small-town variety, are unfortunately addicts themselves. These dealers tend not to do well running their, err, "business" because they are always getting high on their supply, which doesn't leave much "product" to sell. That's when robberies occur.
This couple probably seemed like an easy target to whoever did it, drug dealer or not. Maybe there was even more jewelry on them that was removed by the individual, possibly, and given to a higher-up dealer as a form of payment if they needed to cough up a certain amount or "quota" (if we assume a "chain of command"). I get the feeling that for this person, time was of the essence, and they were simply trying to beat a hasty retreat. They were most likely focused on taking what they could before zooming out of there like a bat out of hell.