NY NY - Sylvia Lwowski, 22, Staten Island, 6 Sept 1975 - #4

[rosemadderlake]

Happy New Year - WS peeps...:loveyou:

Bumping for Sylvia. lease:

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[alliemay]

Any word back from the brother as to finding pictures of his mother in her 20's?

 

[Jmoose]

Not yet...I may give him a call

 

[Jmoose]

Bumping Sylvia's thread up-still working on this

 

[alliemay]

Do you mean you are still trying to contact the brother, or is the brother working on looking for photo's of Eva in her 20's? We really need something here to keep this thread going.

 

[Jmoose]

Her brother told me he is going to get the photos together, but he needs a little time to do it, Skeet.

 

[alliemay]

That is great news, I hope it will help, at least its something to work on.

 

[Jmoose]

I know some have lost interest here, with good reason, because it's stalled. But if we keep revisiting her thread, and toss around some options, maybe something will surface. It's a little like banging your head against the wall repeatedly, but I sort of like the idea of working on many different angles. Maybe LE will figure something out if we get annoying enough. I plan to email Det. Savage at the end of August to remind him that it will soon be 40 years since she disappeared, without anyone looking for her in all that time.

 

[rosemadderlake]

– I am not sure how we can help other than keep Sylvia on our radar, watch the news events like a hawk, search through the unidentified, and keep her thread alive on WS. I am not sure what to make of the decades of silence in her case. But when Sylvia’s only surviving immediate family relative became involved and the cold case squad reviewed it in 2010, it brought some facts and some suspicions to light. In all fairness to NYPD, maybe it was the first time LE heard it, too.

Run away, suicide, accident, inside murder, or random murder is impossible to know without finding her body, or getting a confession, or finding her alive.

It is so heartbreaking for sure and I cannot imagine what the ongoing uncertainty has done to Sylvia’s nearest and dearest, but unless that critical piece reveals itself and points to a direction either suspected or not, we may never know what happened to Sylvia Lwowski.

I think an age progression will help bring a certain reality to her, like a step in visualizing her, not in the imagination but through forensic interpretation. I imagine this is an emotional piece, too. Did Sylvia look like her mom?

It is good to hear that there might be useful photos of EL to submit to NamUs.

 

[Jmoose]

Caledonia Jane Doe was officially identified today, after being found dead in a cornfield, almost 36 years ago. I guess there's still hope that someday Sylvia will be found.

 

[Jmoose]

I check here every day, somehow thinking, after 40 years of absolutely no trace of Sylvia, that there will be some big news. Logically I know it will likely never happen, but still-I'm hoping that something will turn up.

 

[rosemadderlake]

Bumping up for Sylvia Lwowski - who was wearing her heart shaped diamond engagement ring when she disappeared on Staten Island in September 1975 - And, she is missing now for 39 1/2 years....

-Hugs to all who love her.

 

[Pink Panther]

Bumping for Sylvia.

 

[Jmoose]

Bumping her up-where are you, Sylvia? What happened to you that night?

 

[alliemay]

Was the brother able to find any pictures?

 

[rosemadderlake]

-Wish we knew the missing piece; pregnant, break-up, someone else?

 

[alliemay]

The silence on this thread can only lead to speculation.

 

[Jmoose]

I haven't heard from Sylvia's brother since he told me he was going to look for the photos for a age progression. He could possibly have changed his mind, thinking that an age-progression photo won't help-remember, in his mind now, he is sure she's dead

 

[Odyssey]

Sylvia is still on my mind and I'm hoping this is the year she is found.

 

[alliemay]

I haven't heard from Sylvia's brother since he told me he was going to look for the photos for a age progression. He could possibly have changed his mind, thinking that an age-progression photo won't help-remember, in his mind now, he is sure she's dead

I kind of thought that maybe he wasn't open to other possibilities. I feel bad, if your mind only considers that it could have happened one way, it leaves you with no where else to look. The ones that would like to help are also at a stand still and the whole business of searching for answer ends in a stale mate. It's really a shame that the friends we are not aware of do not speak up.