Recent content by Bargle

I have seen it before. I do think she's laying on a rug/carpet. I've got her lumped in with the girl in a yellow shirt with the young blonde haired girl, but I'm not at all certain that it's the same woman in both sets of pictures.

I'm always hesitant to ascribe things in the photos to injuries. So many things could just be bad lighting, poor exposure or developing. The petichiae may be nothing more than bloodshot eyes.

Looks like some hair shadows to me. Do people really think someone who has just been abused is going to be smiling cheerfully?

No, her boyfriend was in the UK at the time. Not that we're aware of. Not that we're aware of. I don't know. Not that we're aware of and that applies to the rest of the questions.

Yes, no doubt about the identity.

It's a repost. 2 of the girls have been identified, both alive. I didn't see any pictures I haven't seen before.

I'm doubtful it will help with solving the case, since IMO these were stranger murders. Still, it will be good for the families. They'll finally know what happened to their relatives.

The jawline doesn't look quite correct, but it needs further looking into.

Sometimes a thread becomes too contentious and gets pulled for that.

Yes, bayonets do have a handle and a guard. Here's a link to a picture of the one found. Has both a handle and a guard. This has been common since WWI. https://i0.wp.com/www.defrostingcoldcases.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/head-shot-murder-weapon.jpg

There was a test for DNA done some 15 years ago or more. It apparently didn't get anything. Given the advances we now have, it should be tried again.

No, it isn't.

I brought up on Google maps the route between Salem and Portland and it crosses right over the Willamette River south of Wilsonville and passes beside it in Salem. Since his car is missing as well as him, I think it's very possible he went in the river.

I thought someone had mentioned this, but no. That isn't a second girl in the second Alcala pic. It's the same girl looking in a mirror.

I've now submitted the case to the successor to AWP, United Search Corp. This group is not involved in the scandal of AWP.