Well, told ya!Here's to hoping whoever did this to them is still alive and will remain so to stand trial. I also hope they have spent the days since December 1976 to look over their shoulder; they certainly should do this from now on.
I think that the newspaper help in identifying through the main suspect was. The lead detective in the case emailed me personally about a month ago and told me that they finally had good enough DNA to run against the genealogy DNAMost likely, I had a feeling that the newspaper was such a great lead.
My husband and I had to pause our nightly show Raising Hope. So I could celebrate her getting her name.I audibly cheered when I found out she was identified. This made my entire month.
I had always suspected that both Evelyn and her killer were both very young. I will be incredibly shocked if Evelyn and Luis don't have some sort of close affiliation with one another. I wonder if Luis is the "boyfriend" with whom Evelyn was living when she disappeared.
I will now gladly remove "Beth Doe" from my signature and replace it with the proper name.
EDIT: I accidentally referred to Evelyn as "Beth" once in my message. This just doesn't seem real. I am overjoyed that she has been identified.
I'll dive into the yearbooks to see if I can find a photo of Evelyn. As it appears she is Hispanic, "Descansa en paz, Evelyn."
(Rest in peace, Evelyn).
But my god, how were the isotopes so off here?
I had such a strange feeling this morning that she would be identified very soon. This was my favorite case from the beginning... Hopefully we will hear what happened very soon! Wow!!!
I'll dive into the yearbooks to see if I can find a photo of Evelyn. As it appears she is Hispanic, "Descansa en paz, Evelyn."
(Rest in peace, Evelyn).
But my god, how were the isotopes so off here?
I think I found some yearbook photos but not too sure
Reading that post, it says she had hazel eyes and light skin. Hmm.Her brother posted on the FB page that he has one photo that he can't release because of the investigation.
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Sometimes isotopes are useful, but they're sometimes wildly askew. There was a Colorado case where the isotopes said the victim had been in several places, moved around a lot, and it turned out she was a local girl who had never even left Colorado.
Where did you find this alleged obituary?I agree. Isotopes are so unhelpful that LE shouldn't use that as a go to for ID. Makes you wonder how many Does have potential IDs rejected because they don't fall into where the Isotopes said they're from (thinking about Little Miss Panasofkee here)
Apparently Evelyn's mom passed away and I think I found her obit. I think I also found a newspaper article about Luis Sierra involving a kidnap the year before Evelyn was found.
I'm so glad her family has closure but everyone please be respectful of the fact that they just learned not only their sister is passed away but the brutality in which she had passed.