Her brands were considered department store quality. Sold all over the country. Compare with Lancome and Estee Lauder Helena Rubinstein - WikipediaI saw a Unipeco pen advertising a radio store in Wisconsin. I haven't put much weight into the locations listed on her possessions. None of the brands she was carrying would be considered obscure.
I took a look around my home to get an idea of how the items a person has - either at home or on their person - can indicate where they're from.Her brands were considered department store quality. Sold all over the country. Compare with Lancome and Estee Lauder Helena Rubinstein - Wikipedia
This is important to note. $2 in 1968 is roughly the equivalent of $17 today. She cared about how she looked/presented herself, to include carrying a larger mirror with her.Those are not "cheap cosmetics"
Does she have a known grave?Genetic genealogy is being pursued in her case. I am very hopeful <3
As I recall, no. Known cemetery, but unknown exactly where she was buried there. I have an old article on it which I believe I already posted in the thread.Does she have a known grave?
This mentions The Doe Network:Does she have a known grave?
I don't think it's her, tbh, but I feel like we should make a thread about her case.I've been looking into missing women not on Namus from the West Coast - this is a very off chance, but there's a 50 year old woman named Cynthia Bernice Reed who was kidnapped from Klamath Falls, OR the day before (April 27, 1968) this woman was found. As far as I can tell Cynthia was never found.
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Unfortunately I can't find any information on her vital statistics but side by side they look pretty similar.
Supposedly Cynthia's car was found in Redding, CA 10 days after she went missing with blood and hair in the trunk.
It's a long shot (especially with the timeline) but just wanted to mention that here.
She's not on any databases but I'll send you the information I have when I get a momentIf somebody can send me her case information, I'll start the thread.
She's not on any databases but I'll send you the information I have when I get a moment
ETAOR - OR- Cynthia Reed (Shultz), 50, real estate agent in Klamath, her blood-spattered car found in Redding, Calif, 27 April 1968, *Evidence*
https://statesmanjournal.newspapers.com/article/statesman-journal/105976357/ ''The "figure - eight" canal, Three Agree to Lie Test in Case Of Lost Woman KLAMATH FALLS (AP) -Police here say that three persons not identified have agreed to take lie detector tests in connection with the case of...www.websleuths.com
Oddly, at the grave site link which shows CBR in a pic. as posted upthread, it indicates that she was buried? imo