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The only thing that I see is that Cali is very light complexioned. Looking at Elsie's cousin Carlotta Sanchez, and other members of the Quinault Reservation, they appear to be very dark-complexioned and have a very traditional Native American appearance.
Her father is white.
I have just received this in my e-mail.
The message was sent with the name redacted. Because of that, I cannot say a private thanks back. I would like to thank you for your suggestion.
I would have never even considered something like that on my own.
edit: link in email was left out of my post but was in the original E-Mail. Here is the link http://www.bop.gov/iloc2/InmateFind...=&LastName=luscier&Race=U&Sex=U&Age=&x=73&y=1
Is there a pic of the brother? Does he look like the guy from the dinner? He may not identify her if he's the one who killed her. If it was a random stranger why would "he" empty her pockets (leaving jewelry on her), and take her id? Don't they usually do that so they are harder to link to the perp?
There are fewer than 116 people in the U.S. with the last name Luscier.
The estimate for this name is not absolute. There may be fewer people with this name, or none at all. Click here for more details.
The train of my thought was this at the time: The family name "Luscier" does not look like a native american family name. Yes, Native Americans do take European names. But when that happens, if they decide to change the spelling of the name, they make it more Anglicized. The name seems to be a variant of the French surname Lussier. It is close enough that they might actually sound the same.
And this actually makes a bit of sense.
The name of the tribe (Quinault) is also french.
That is interesting.
Also, as I said earlier in a thread I can no longer edit, FL, WA, MA, and NY were the place where the family was clustered. I have found it again. Here is a map of where the family is in the US. This is not more accurate than the census, but it is complied by the phone companies
http://names.whitepages.com/last/luscier
Edit: http://www.azcorrections.gov/Inmate...R&FNMI=A&SearchType=Search&ReportLength=TOP_5
Ethnic Origin: NATIVE INDIAN
That hurts a little bit. But we still don't know about the mothers side. I haven't even found a name for her. There is still that ability that her mother was white.
I also thank you, CarlK90245, because of your post I went back and rechecked. Because of that we now know his origin.
I got ahold of the secretary at Pacific Beach Elementary school, and she said that she would do some research to find out if she can find some old class photos from that far back. She says that Pacific Beach Elementary was the closest school to Tahola at that time.
If they were in foster care (did I read that?), there's no telling where they attended school.
I just spoke with the secretary again. She looked through all of the class photos from the 1970's and couldn't find anyone with the name Luscier (Elsie or otherwise).
ETA: I left a message with the administration office of the Quinault Indian Nation to see if they possibly have a photo somewhere of her.
I received email correspondence from UNT advising that they did make a manuel comparison of our Jane Doe with Elsie and they are not a match. I just wanted to follow up to advise you. We do appreciate what you folks do!
I was just looking at Nancy Lynn Jason and comparing her to Jane Doe's actual photos and I see similarities. It even looks like she has the same small scar in her eyebrow. I also think the nose is the same. Although the height is off. Anybody else agree with me?
https://www.findthemissing.org/en/cases/13877/1
http://www.co.livingston.state.ny.us/Sheriff/cr138159.htm