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The Samuel Sherman case bothers me. It seems connected to Jason. Were there any other disappearances after Sam in the area?
"We have had over 1200 long term missing children recovered wherein an age progression image was done," stated Steve Loftin, supervisor of the Forensic Imaging Unit which created the image. "There have been some age progression images that have been directly attributable to a child's recovery and other age progression images that simply aided the investigator in determining whether they have found the missing child, especially if there have been a lot of years gone by since the child went missing."
“We are confident that someone, somewhere, knows something that could bring our family the answers we desperately need,” said Kelly Murphy, Jason’s mother, and the founder of nonprofit, Project Jason, which has since helped thousands of other families with missing loved ones. “Enough time has now passed that perhaps someone will decide to do the right thing. Please help us by going to the authorities with what you know.”
Hi all,
I am glad to see the ongoing discussion about Jason. I think about this case a lot and it's one of those that I really want to see solved.
I agree with others who have zeroed in on a Fazoli's connection. When I first read about Jason, that was the first theory that I had. Someone running the place was involved in criminal activity and Jason became a target of that activity.
However, after reading over so many of the old threads, it seemed that the co-workers were extensively interviewed by the PI hired by the Jolkowski's and the PI didn't' come up with any leads in that regard.
Even still, I can't discount the Fazoli's theory.
I do wonder if LE has more info that they have never released. Now would be a great time to do that! I find the lack of any new information disheartening. It's literally the same story, repeated over and over for so many years. Nothing new ever comes up. I hope this is the year we get some new information about this case.
The Samuel Sherman case bothers me. It seems connected to Jason. Were there any other disappearances after Sam in the area?
Not a bad summary, VF, but I think you overestimate the ability for his workplace to stage a kidnapping. You're presuming that whoever called Jason didn't lie about the time of his shift. He agrees for Jason to be picked up at the school, which is when the abductor arrives (presumably someone Jason knew) pretending to be his ride. Once the caller has been informed that Jason's collected, he asks one of Jason's colleagues at the restaurant to go and pick him up for his shift, knowing full well he won't be there. The caller is now in the clear, as the only one who could contradict him is Jason.
Welcome to Ws Picachu!
Very good points about this case, it is time someone shakes the apple tree, how could this young, healthy teen, simply vanish and leave no trace behind?
I used to get called into work on my day off at one of my former jobs. When you work in retail or the fast food industry, that seems to be the nature of the business, either to cover an unexpected increase in customers or to cover someone else's shift. I don't find that suspicious at all. In fact, one of the conditions of me coming into work was that if they wanted me there so badly, they'd have to come get me and give me a ride home. His coworkers were interviewed at length, so I think they're in the clear. The fact that there was communication between and from the driver, his boss and Jason's family leads me to believe there was no wrong doing their part. They were quick to notify his parents he hadn't showed up.
My theory is nothing new or out of the ordinary-at some point between his house and the school he was approached someone that was able to convince him to go with them. It could have been a neighbor, an acquaintance who happened to be passing by or even a stranger who recognized he was on his way to work by his work attire and offered him a ride. If Jason said something to them, like, are you my ride? Any opportunist would have said yes. It didn't sound like to me that he knew the person who was picking him up because they couldn't find his house, but I could be wrong there. But, if he didn't, he might have gotten into a vehicle believing that it was the ride who was supposed to pick him up.
Another one that comes to mind is Michael Negrete. He went missing from college in CA in 1999. Though it doesn't come right out and state it, If you read his Charley Project profile, it reads like someone who is on the spectrum (sensitivity issues/repeative speech patterns/mind for detail), and he looks like both Jason and Tim.
http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/n/negrete_michael.html
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Today marks fifteen years since Jason went missing.
I wasn't able to find any recent news articles or updates about him, so I will just say may this please be the year Jason comes home.
It's September 13th today. It's just another day for most people. It's not for me.
Each month, the 13th comes around again. There is nothing that can stop it. It serves as a reminder of what is and what isn't.
I went to work this morning and started the day, as usual, at 8 a.m. I flipped over my daily calendar from Monday to Tuesday. The number 13 stared me in the face. It's not that I don't know what comes after 12, or what day this is, it was just that the action of the turning of that page made the surreal become real all over again.
I am at 4 years and three months since Jason disappeared. That's 1,550 days living without him and living in the not knowing. My throat tightens as I type this. I fight back tears. Everywhere I look, I see his face, although in shadows. I cannot grasp onto a shadow. It moves with my movements, always out of reach.
There are times when the world seems so small, but this is a time when it seems as if might as well be the universe. He is out there somewhere, and I cannot find him, no matter what I do. I often say that finding a missing person can be like looking for a needle in a haystack, but for me, there are a million haystacks, and I am blindfolded.
With over 4 years of living this life under my belt, I am becoming more accustomed to digging through the haystacks. As long as I keep going, I have eliminated another one. I don't like it at all, but I accept that this is what is, for now, and it may be what is for the rest of my natural life. At least I know one thing: I will see my son again. I just do not know when and where. It may not be on this earthly plain.
It's hard to wait. It's hard to think of what may have happened or might be happening to him. There are plenty of frightening theories to go around, but there is also the possibility that he did leave willingly. I really do not know. I do know that the heartache and the pain do not diminish with time. A mother does not stop worrying about her child.
Recently, there was a story in the news about a young woman who had been missing for 7 years. Her parents thought she was dead, but she was alive and well, living and working in another state. Stories like these re-affirm hope. Just because someone has been missing for a period of time doesn't neccesarily mean they are dead. Hope is a gift I have that no one can take away. Only the truth can do that.
I will wait for the truth. In the meantime, I will keep on digging through the haystacks. Tomorrow may be just another day, but it will be a day of hope and of possibilities.[/QUOTE] https://voice4themissing.blogspot.se/2005/09/91305-just-another-day.html
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