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Welcome to Ws KatharineDutton, it is especially nice to have a local person join us here!
Im also local not far from Allentown NH!
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Welcome to Ws KatharineDutton, it is especially nice to have a local person join us here!
There were some older articles posted a few pages back that I was able to glean some info from, given they were from a paid site. When Lisa was given to the family, the woman's daughter fell in love with her and they went to a legit lawyer, instead of a "shady" one like Bob had recommended, to adopt her. At about that time, she told them of abuse and exhibited some inappropriate behavior. They called police then and began the process of looking for her real family, coming to the conclusion that she had been kept for unsavory purposes. They sent out pictures and a case file nation wide at that time, but because Denise and her daughter were never listed as missing, it didn't capture anyone's attention. She was eventually placed into foster care and at the time the article was written, was in the process of being adopted. So, he left her behind before he caught the notice of authorities.bbm - I am guessing that he ditched Lisa within a few months of being busted for DUI with Lisa in the car because at time of arrest, LE would have called social services and social services would have been in there nosing around and asking for birth certificates, doing home visits etc. He stalled that nosing around by having Lisa stay with friends for a bit. I'd really like to know if LE did call childrens' services and if any of their workers had contact with him. In other words, he had a darn good reason for ditching Lisa when he did. The abuse, kidnapping, murder, all could have been discovered unless he ditched her and disappeared.
Unfortunately, I don't see a resemblance between the person in the photo and the person we are looking for. Evans is a common name though, and if they went to the same high school, perhaps they knew each other.
I wish we knew if there was any method to his madness regarding aliases. Could just be names he made up out of the blue. Could be family names, or names of people he grew up with, could be names of identification he was able to steal or have forged. Who knows? But since family names is the easier one of those options to try to nail down I've been looking into those more. Vanner and Mockerman are not very common. The only place I was able to find genealogical records referencing all of those surnames in the same county was in Berrien County Michigan, in their marriage index from the 1920s. Of course that doesn't mean that a place like NY or LA or even some other small county could not also have all those names, and just not have them in a format that turns up in a Google search. Still, I'm keeping it in the back of my mind, just in case. It seems like we have records of him being in or claiming to be in the Northwest, West, Southwest, South, Southeast, and Northeast, and Canada. Everywhere but the Midwest. Maybe that's not an accident.
Did the Navy keep fingerprints back then?Another possibility is while he was on active duty in the U.S. Navy, he either was stationed at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (PNSY) or spent time there at a conference, seminar, etc. In those days PSNY was considered to be in New Hampshire, but now is Maine and is still fully operational. The distance between PSNY and Allenstown is approximately 40 miles.
Had the idea cross my mind that his aliases could be the actual names of fellow military members or former classmates.....
Haven't been on WS in a very long time, but this case is causing me think very hard about attempting to locate Denise and give names to the Allenstown victims--and there's nothing like WS to get my "creative juices" flowing! Thank you for all your posts that are stimulating me to see if I can actually help.
Santa Cruz Sentinel Wednesday, April 5, 1989
A bit hard to read, but lots of info in that article. ( I copied it to Word, that made it easier to read)
https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/70669593/
And here:
The Sun SATURDAY, October 18, 1986
https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/66800815/
eta:They mean 1986, rigt?
Really good concise info here, hopefully okay to post in two postings.
http://www.nh1.com/news/ag-nh-serial-killer-gave-12-aliases-and-more-information-throughout-life/
Did the Navy keep fingerprints back then?
Maybe they could test all of his arrest fingerprints to any on file with the navy to find his "real" identity.
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I was wondering the same thing. They may not have the older files in a database though.
Military were/are required to be fingerprinted. Many records from back then are not digitized. On top of that there was a fire at the archival storage building that destroyed millions of military records including fingerprint files. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Personnel_Records_Center_fire
Having said that , I did locate a site for Navy veterans *ONLY to join and post on. If anyone is a Navy vet, you might want to contact the webmaster of the site to see if it would be OK to post a photo and info about this guy to see if anyone recognizes him.
http://navyvets.com/
I forget which link it was, but dawn/lisa stated she has shadowy early memories of a woman in her life. maybe that was her own mom, which would mean she might be a CA UID. maybe santa cruz area.
that could also explain why he kept her alive so long whereas he killed his own daughter. also, maybe he simply left her in the rv park and went off to drink and authorities picked her up before he returned.
There were some older articles posted a few pages back that I was able to glean some info from, given they were from a paid site. When Lisa was given to the family, the woman's daughter fell in love with her and they went to a legit lawyer, instead of a "shady" one like Bob had recommended, to adopt her. At about that time, she told them of abuse and exhibited some inappropriate behavior. They called police then and began the process of looking for her real family, coming to the conclusion that she had been kept for unsavory purposes. They sent out pictures and a case file nation wide at that time, but because Denise and her daughter were never listed as missing, it didn't capture anyone's attention. She was eventually placed into foster care and at the time the article was written, was in the process of being adopted. So, he left her behind before he caught the notice of authorities.
He does resemble him. I'm not 100% convinced it *is* him. He looks like him, but there are differences. Also, they didn't mention him having a baby girl. We could ask them this. They said Mary Jo started dating him and then went missing from Gardena, California on about February 22, 1982. She was from Minnesota. It could be him. I don't think it is, but it could be.I've seen a post on the help id me Facebook page from the family jo long of a photo of Mary and her unidentified boyfriend who looks like BE