Recent content by Alleykins

Must have missed this, thanks.

I'd like to see this in the FGG pipeline myself.

Thanks!

I don't believe we've ever heard a firsthand account from the brother as to what happened that morning. Everything I recall was secondhand through his parents, who weren't there. So if you have a link to an interview or news article with Jason's brother, could you please post it? I searched...

My working theory is a nearby neighbor, within close proximity to his own home but out of sight/earshot of it, offered him a ride and things went south. It's possible the encounter started out without nefarious or ill-intentions, but escalated, ending with Jason's disappearance. I think it would...

Is there a map anywhere that shows her travels, like her house, and her last known sighting, the path/route she would have taken home, etc?

I'm curious why Justin's ex wasn't named in the suit as well.

So the parents didn't live in the yurt and possibly didn't see Stefanie and her older sister every day? No, I don't recall they all didn't live in the same place.

Thank you again.

Thank you for weighing in and for all you do on this case. Is there any more/new information on his whereabouts between 1981-1986? Since his daughter was identified, and Pepper Reed was discovered missing, I'm very interested in this timeline in hopes to find her.

To be sure, it's an uphill battle, but it's possible to successfully prosecute a no body case. My state did it with the James Hicks case back in the 80s. The only draw back was it turned into a lesser charge with a lighter sentence, which he served only a portion of and got an early release for...

This is from the Charley Project. If my math is mathing, all three would be adults now, correct? Which means neither parent has custody anymore. This poor excuse of a human being should have no problem returning them since that condition has been met. I would love for authorities to approach...

I always say when it doubt, submit it. You never know.

From an internet search: The acronym FBI NMPDD stands for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) National Missing Person DNA Database. It is a system used to help identify missing and unidentified individuals by comparing DNA profiles. The NMPDD is part of the larger Combined DNA Index...

Cool find. Thanks.