Recent content by MarziPanda

I know, I just find it sad that neither of the other families were able to take in Elsa. No shade to them, they've got their own circumstances that must have prevented it, I just think it's sad for the kids.

I'm a little sad she's not being adopted by one of the families that already has one of her siblings. The article states they'll see pictures of each other and have a playdate twice a year. That doesn't feel like enough. How can you form a sibling bond with someone you only see twice a year for...

I highly recommend listening to the interview with her daughter in post #699 on the previous page, it explains a lot about the family dynamics and how this could have happened. A sad situation all round.

Interesting that most of the obits have been quiet on some of the truly terrible things she said. She was an outspoken homophobe and racist, being fined several times for inciting racial hatred. She was also a terrible mother, abandoning her son and referring to him as the 'object of my...

How could anyone hurt that sweet little baby? Horrific.

I doubt he thought he'd be able to get away with murdering Tanya and bringing Tatiana into his marital home. Even if his wife put up with the infidelity, very few women would agree to raise their husband's affair baby. And fewer still, I think, would have no questions about what happened to the...

Ann seems like such a lovely lady. She looks so much like her mother! So sad that she resented her mother for so many years and now feels so much guilt for that. And good to know that she didn't grow up with her father. Cookie seems to have dropped her children off with her parents to protect...

Wow, what a vibrant life she led! Thank you for your research. So it is as I suspected, the police knew more that they didn't say, which is why they ruled no foul play. She was known to have jumped from a bridge and left a suicide note. Wonder why she wasn't in prison for the attempted murder...

You always have to be eyeing the spouse/ex spouse when someone disappears after an argument, but is it even possible in this case? I read that she was out bowling not just with her ex-husband but also with her children and some friends. So he wasn't the only one there. She went outside at...

I think that depends on your definition of 'outdated ways'. Isotope analysis, definitely outdated and should be cosigned to the bin imo. But seeking a fingerprint database match and matching Does to known missing persons should still be the first port of call as they manage to identify most Does...

Wow, what a conscientious (former) employee. To have known her previous residents so well, even one who died in 2016, that she remembered the resident's face and also her story about her missing daughter. I think most people would have dismissed it as coincidence. This campaign certainly reached...

Huh, I didn't notice the similar surnames. I looked up Beltrand and it's apparently most commonly found in Honduras but quite uncommon. Beltran is much more common though, especially across Latin America. I'm going to guess coincidence but anything's possible...

I could be wrong, but he's 7 years older rather than 11 I think. She was 16 when she died, 4 years ago, so she'd be 20 today and he's currently 27. So he was 23 when he was grooming her. Still very wrong and rightly illegal.

Alice's Doe thread: CANADA - Canada - Saskatoon, WhtFem 498UFSK, early 1900s murder victim, Jun'06

https://dnasolves.com/articles/saskatoon-woman-in-the-well-alice-spence/ Here's Othram's write up, they're the ones who cracked the case :)