Found Safe TX - Michele Roode Boyd, 41, San Antonio, 24 Nov 2016 *Arrest*

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ETA: here's an alternate explanation https://www.wired.com/2015/12/iterating-grace-anonymous-satire/

According to what her brother had said, Michele was trying to discover the authors of a "book" called "Iterating Grace" (it can be obtained freely as a PDF). At any rate if you actually read this "book" you will find it is more of a pamphlet, perhaps 1000 words. The author of the "foreward" and really the only text is allegedly a poetry instructor in San Francisco. The other author (who is allegedly named on the book itself) only contributed about 30 tweets in some calligraphy form allegedly by venture capitalists in Silicon Valley.

So those are two possible connections to the San Francisco area.

The "forward" author also mentioned a friend that contacted him (as part of this story) who was (or was going to be) a veterinarian in contrast to this friend's father who owned a butcher shop. This friend was allegedly from Florence, Italy and stayed with the "foreward" author and his family in Houston, TX as an exchange student.

So there should be a possible connection to Houston as well.

The other "author" is actually the main subject of the "book" and allegedly was some programmer in silicon valley who ended up dead in Bolivia when he was living on a volcano. This "author"'s contribution is the 18 tweets.

Not sure if this "book" is meant to be a "puzzle" or not. Haven't searched for it other than the title.
 
According to what her brother had said, Michele was trying to discover the authors of a "book" called "Iterating Grace" (it can be obtained freely as a PDF). At any rate if you actually read this "book" you will find it is more of a pamphlet, perhaps 1000 words. The author of the "foreward" and really the only text is allegedly a poetry instructor in San Francisco. The other author (who is allegedly named on the book itself) only contributed about 30 tweets in some calligraphy form allegedly by venture capitalists in Silicon Valley.

So those are two possible connections to the San Francisco area.

The "forward" author also mentioned a friend that contacted him (as part of this story) who was (or was going to be) a veterinarian in contrast to this friend's father who owned a butcher shop. This friend was allegedly from Florence, Italy and stayed with the "foreward" author and his family in Houston, TX as an exchange student.

So there should be a possible connection to Houston as well.

The other "author" is actually the main subject of the "book" and allegedly was some programmer in silicon valley who ended up dead in Bolivia when he was living on a volcano. This "author"'s contribution is the 18 tweets.

Not sure if this "book" is meant to be a "puzzle" or not. Haven't searched for it other than the title.

I wonder if there is any independent evidence that Michele was actually researching the authors of this "book" (I mean besides her brother saying so) ... I tend to think this whole "book" thing is a red herring. JMO. But thank you for describing it Jethro! I read a few reviews and didn't really have an interest to look at it further/try to figure out what it was about.
 
What would be her interest in this book?

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I wonder if there any independent evidence that Michele was actually researching the authors of this "book" (I mean besides her brother saying so) ... I tend to think this whole "book" thing is a red herring. JMO. But thank you for describing it Jethro! I read a few reviews and didn't really have an interest to look at it further/try to figure out what it was about.
What gives me pause as to whether or not this "book" was meant to be a "puzzle" or not is that on one of the calligraphy drawn texts there is an "editor's note" seemingly written by the "forward" author. It doesn't make much sense to me that there would be a necessity to try to explain what it might be about considering there was no real attempt to explain the other tweets.

At any rate, I haven't spent much of any time on it yet. Perhaps it is a red herring. Don't know what to make of it at this point.
 
What would be her interest in this book?

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That is what I was wondering. It is clear she was into gaming. Met this current husband playing Worlds or Warcraft online. But she doesn't seem to have anything I have seen that would connect her to or interest her in early internet culture or whatever the venture capitalists "think".
 
That is what I was wondering. It is clear she was into gaming. Met this current husband play Worlds or Warcraft online. But she doesn't seem to have anything I have seen that would connect her to or interest her in early internet culture or whatever the venture capitalists "think".

I wonder if the answer to her interest could be explained by the occupation of the Feb 27th FB commenter? Also, according to her brother in that article she said a cult was targeting her and placing pictures of her family members in ads. This sounds like a paranoid thing to think if we were talking about seeing family pictures on billboards in the real world but in the online world it would not be too hard for an IT professional to hack her system and do that. Facebook shows your friend's profile pics in some ads (or it did at one time, I don't use it much any more) so it is not something unheard of in the online world. Then there is the facebook friend request to a family member with a picture of Michele that they supposed to be her and taken that day. But anyone could set up a new fb account with a picture of her. And if someone got ahold of her phone it is even easier to take a recent picture from it and use that to set up a new account. IDK. The info that they are putting out to try to point to her having a mental health crisis instead just keeps pointing me back to the conclusion that someone may have harmed her. JMO.
 
I wonder if the answer to her interest could be explained by the occupation of the Feb 27th FB commenter? Also, according to her brother in that article she said a cult was targeting her and placing pictures of her family members in ads. This sounds like a paranoid thing to think if we were talking about seeing family pictures on billboards in the real world but in the online world it would not be too hard for an IT professional to hack her system and do that. Facebook shows your friend's profile pics in some ads (or it did at one time, I don't use it much any more) so it is not something unheard of in the online world. Then there is the facebook friend request to a family member with a picture of Michele that they supposed to be her and taken that day. But anyone could set up a new fb account with a picture of her. And if someone got ahold of her phone it is even easier to take a recent picture from it and use that to set up a new account. IDK. The info that they are putting out to try to point to her having a mental health crisis instead just keeps pointing me back to the conclusion that someone may have harmed her. JMO.
I really don't know what to make of this case but it does seem to lead to Michele not being alive. There was a mention in the TCPalm story/opinion that mentioned Michele owned the house that the husband moved out of for the separation. But there is also a comment by a person on the FB group for her that mentioned the house was sold. I haven't researched that yet to see if her home sold, who was on the title or note, etc.
 
Thank you for posting this. The article is very good, and it's full of information:

"Laurence Reisman: Five months later, nurse still missing | Digital extras"
11:18 a.m. ET May 5, 2017
"Seth Boyd did something last Thanksgiving any of us can relate to: He texted his wife to finalize a time when she and their daughter could meet at his brother’s for a holiday meal. He didn’t get a text back. No one answered the phone.

So he went home to find his wife of almost eight years, Vero Beach native Michele Roode Boyd, 41, and their daughter, 5, gone.
...
She’s been missing in a living nightmare for a husband forced to leave their San Antonio home last week because of foreclosure. He finds solace in the fact their daughter is safe and back home.
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The divorcees got along so well online she moved to San Antonio in late 2008 and the couple married.
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'She was a very ambitious, loyal worker,' Marcia Murphy, a co-worker at Indian River Estates, said of Michele Boyd. 'Her child was the most important thing to her. That’s why nothing makes sense.'

<modsnip>


Seth Boyd has been delivering pizzas to make ends meet, raising his daughter and trying to find his wife.
..." (All BBM)
More at link: http://www.tcpalm.com/story/opinion...nurse-still-missing-digital-extras/101207772/
Bumping this for folks like me who either weren't following the case in the beginning or need a refresher. The link to the MSM story is very very informative. There is also a link contained in the story to the book. Here's the Amazon description link:
https://www.amazon.com/Iterating-Gr...tDescription_secondary_view_div_1510114088480

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I went back to the start of this thread to re-read and try to refresh my memory and I noticed this:
More than a month after her disappearance, her loved ones need your help to keep an eye out for the wife and mother of three.

"Before she went missing just a couple days she chopped her hair off really short and died her hair blondish orange," said her only brother Joe Roode.
http://www.khou.com/news/local/texa...nurse-missing-for-more-than-a-month/380122949

BBM. Hmmm.... :thinking:
 
I went back to the start of this thread to re-read and try to refresh my memory and I noticed this:
More than a month after her disappearance, her loved ones need your help to keep an eye out for the wife and mother of three.

"Before she went missing just a couple days she chopped her hair off really short and died her hair blondish orange," said her only brother Joe Roode.
http://www.khou.com/news/local/texa...nurse-missing-for-more-than-a-month/380122949

BBM. Hmmm.... :thinking:
Yes. Great find. Hmmm, indeed!
 
Hello, this is Michele's husband. I noticed this site and looked at the posts. I see everyone having a lot of questions and theories. I hope I can help resolve a few.

1. Her hair - She cut her hair a few days prior - pixie cut, bleached it, and used kool-aid to die the tip of her bangs. She got the idea from some random girl in a magazine which she cut out and posted in one of her 27 spiral notebooks she wrote in.

2. We were not in the process of divorce. We had a mutual separation and were literally 2 miles from each other. I picked up my daughter from school everyday and brought her back to the house. I saw her everyday. I stayed there for a few weeks but she felt better to have some physical space between us so we could "find ourselves" again. There was no hostility at all.

3. She was the sole money maker which was agreed between us for our own reasons. I worked at the same company for 10 years before this decision.

4. She is the love of my life. I dispise social media. I didn't mind using facebook as a way to reach out but I do not post much. Not because I dont care, just don't like it. I have to take care of things here at home. Finding a job, paying bills, child care, etc. This came out of nowhere and the entire thing is on my plate.

5. I have driven close to 2000 miles total looking for her. As in, 2000 miles in san antonio. I go out every opportunity I can. At this point, I do not feel like she is in the same area. So, I am investigating other areas.

6. If any of you have been with a family member or friend with a mental health issue, especially of the paranoid kind, she puts up a front for anyone she does not trust or she would feel ashamed or embarrassed about them knowing. When I say there were issues that arised up to 3 months prior, it isnt something I made up. I lived through it and she admitted she needed help. It had resolved itself (I thought) but after I moved out, I suspect it went all downhill since she had no release or anyone to talk to about it.

7. When I came back to the house on Thanksgiving, she had gone through the house re-arranging everything, taking pictures down, had all kinds of things in random places that people wouldnt put. Hard to explain but it was not normal thinking process.

8. I hesitated saying anything about her state of mind. I didn't want to embarass her but as you can see, she still isn't back. So I felt it was necessary.

9. Nothing was hacked on any account. I gained access to all of her accounts and she did that on purpose. She is paranoid. She thinks she is trying to throw people off track. Things she is doing dont make sense which makes this extremely hard. People are watching, recording, testing her. She feels like she is a puppet in some master plan. It is hard to watch and experience.

10. As people have mentioned, she wouldnt have left our daughter. The only thing I can think of is she decided at some point during the day to do this and decided not to bring her on this journey she is on. I thank God she didnt.

11. I will say I do not believe she was meeting anyone. She is about as straight as they get. We are devout Christians, very faithful and love each other. She was doing this to protect us from these "people". I could give evidence of this but I am not going to exploit her private writing anymore than it has been. I really don't know what she did that night but she has no experience living on the streets, hell even alone, so no idea what she did that night. Since she is paranoid I doubt she went up to a stranger on one of the worst sides of San Antonio in the middle of the night and asked for help.

12. When the car was found it was locked. Not sure where the unlocked car thing came from. When the tow truck driver got there, there were 2 guys who had just gotten int it but luckily had not stolen anything (that I know of). Tablet was still in there so doesnt seem like it. The spare key she was using to drive was in the backseat floorboard. She might have locked herself out honestly. But of course didnt want to call me to unlock it for obvious reasons.

13. She hadn't worked in 3 weeks ( I think, maybe more). She called in, used vacation days, and census was low so she got called off.

14. The separation thing was super spontaneous and came out of nowhere. I still dont fully understand. I did agree that we needed to work on ourselves more and that is what we were in the process of doing. Things were actually getting better between us, so what made her flip, I dont know. I think possibly not having me there to do all the things I normally took care of was quite overwhelming for her. Seemed to spiral out of control the few days before due to some of the things she did.

15. She said she was coming over to my brothers for Thanksgiving. She agreed to bring a few bags of ice and would be there in a certain timeframe. After a few calls and texts, she didnt answer. I went to the house and it looks like she left in a whirlwind. It is just bizzare. She gets super stressed during holidays, so that on top of all the other issues she was going through, probably put her over the edge.

16. Why she has not contacted anyone? Not sure. She did make a few comments in her notebooks of trying to change the world and healthcare system. Other things as well but I dont feel like I should say them here. It is possible she felt like she needed to leave everything behind to hide from these people, protect us, and try to make it on her own. She has nothing that identifies her, so that is my guess.

i will try and check back for comments but I am going out tomorrow to look for her while my daughter is in school. Hope I cleared some things up.

Thanks,

Seth

Bumping this post for discussion. Wish he had come back to answer more questions... I feel like this is another Taylor Wright situation but this case has gone on much longer without finding Michele. :sigh:
 
I went back to the start of this thread to re-read and try to refresh my memory and I noticed this:

http://www.khou.com/news/local/texa...nurse-missing-for-more-than-a-month/380122949

BBM. Hmmm.... :thinking:
Where did the mother of 3 come in? I thought the article said the daughter was extra special because she wasn't able to have children with first husband.

I've been ill the past few days and am starting to question my cognition.

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I find #13 the most interesting. If she hadn't worked in 3 weeks (and was supposedly acting paranoid) I wonder when was the last time she was seen by anyone besides her husband.
 
Where did the mother of 3 come in? I thought the article said the daughter was extra special because she wasn't able to have children with first husband.

I've been ill the past few days and am starting to question my cognition.

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Sorry you have been ill, flute4peace. It's not just you, I questioned my memory of this case when I read that because I only remembered she had a daughter. Hope you feel better soon!
 
I see your bold, Gardener interesting along with the Feb 27 post that Jethro posted.

The post above also says mother of 3?
She has two step-children. I suppose they are her husband's from his prior marriage.
 
Sorry you have been ill, flute4peace. It's not just you, I questioned my memory of this case when I read that because I only remembered she had a daughter. Hope you feel better soon!
Hope you're on the mend flute4peace. I also thought she had only the 1 child.
 
I would also like to know if she was still wearing her wedding ring up until her disappearance. And I would also like to know if she had taken a jacket on the day she disappeared and if she did was it the jacket she regularly wore (if she has more than one).
 
I think that some of Michele's family is grasping at straws to try to explain why she would be missing voluntarily-- they are looking back over past interactions and any little thing that confirms she MIGHT have been having mental health issues suddenly becomes their explanation of the current situation. It is understandable somewhat because they want to believe their loved one will be found alive. There are "very responsible" people who have breakdowns and walk away for a little bit. But most of those people are found-- either they come to their senses and return/call someone, check themselves into a hospital for help or they are found dead from their own hand. IMO, it would be rare for someone with no previous mental health history to suddenly become paranoid enough to hide but also remain lucid enough to stay hidden and not be tempted to contact anyone for a year. Someone completely in their right mind and on the run from authorities may be able to accomplish this, but even those people require some help. It is very hard to go off grid and live with no contact with other people. If Michele is alive and in hiding she has had some help from someone to remain that way. Sadly I think someone harmed her and that is why she has not been found. JMO. I hope that I am wrong. :(
 

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