Sasquatch321
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While we're all waiting for what will happen next I just wanted to say a quick thank you to everyone here at Websleuths. Websleuths.com is where I eventually landed after googling Jacob's case a few years back. Once I found this site I started reading each and every post from beginning to end, following every link to a story that was still active. About 1/2 way through the posts, I figured I would finish it off and then that would be it for me. But the thing is I got really drawn into the case, and it all started right here.
I honestly don't know if "It Can't Happen Here" would have been a reality if it were not for this site and the really great people here. I've made a lot of friends here, and appreciate all the support you've given me. Many of you have complemented me for the work I put into the case, and while I have to acknowledge it was probably more than the average effort - it was never work. It was always a mission to find answers, and I've gotten so many rewards in the way of new friendships, doing the research, and just all the little things that happened along the way. It was never work, it was never hard - it was only effort, and anyone could have done it.
As a collective group you are truly unsung heroes for all the caring and effort you put into this. But none of us were ever in it for attention or recognition, and that's what I think I like best about all of this. Maybe one day you'll get a shout-out, I hope that you do!
Sooner or later I'll move onto to other things, but will always be checking back here to see what's going on. This will always be my Jacob "home". This is really where I started, and will always appreciate this, and all of you! Eventually I think we'll find answers. The truth always comes to the surface in the end, it just takes a little time and patience, and everything eventually works itself out. Everything works if you let it (shameful Cheap Trick reference there).
After 26 long years we find out there were answers in the sand the whole time. We're getting very close.
It's shameful that a book was written against the wishes of the family and has chapters devoted to implicating completely innocent folks like Alan Hollinger.