DakotaMayi
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She has but her case is linked, not her.
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CONCORD, NH – The Attorney General’s office has called a press conference that will involve three high-profile cold cases. On Jan. 26 they will talk about the link between missing person Denise Beaudin, last seen in 1981; a 1985 cold case from Allenstown involving the discovery of four bodies not far from Bear Brook State Park – a woman and three children, from 1985; and an unsolved California murder case.
Denise Beaudin, born Jan. 7, 1958, was 23 when she was last seen by her family in 1981. According to her family, Denise and her boyfriend, Robert “Bob” Evans, born June 22, 1944, spent Thanksgiving at her family home in Goffstown on November 26, 1981. Neither Denise nor Bob mentioned that they were leaving the area at that time. Less than a week later, on December 1, 1981, Denise’s family went to visit her at her home in Manchester. When they arrived at Denise’s home at 925 Hayward St., neither Denise nor her boyfriend Bob were there.
At the time, Denise and Bob were having financial difficulties, so Denise’s family assumed the couple left to avoid those issues. Denise has not been seen or heard from since.<snip>
Denise had a young female infant daughter with her when she was last seen in 1981. That daughter’s whereabouts are known and she is not missing.
I think we all need to start looking at more Jane Doe's... :/So many questions. Where is the middle child's mom? Is the dead woman Elizabeth? Where is Denise?
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I think we all need to start looking at more Jane Doe's... :/
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The first one that comes to my mind is Buckskin Doe.... speculation, imo.
Here is an Elizabeth missing from CA since 1978:
http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/b/byron_elizabeth.html