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.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cj4yqwnl1q7o
Another one of these women has been identified thanks to this initiative!
The woman was named on Thursday as 31-year-old Russian citizen Liudmila Zavada.
So happy they were safe! Great that they got to grow up together. I hope finding out who they are and who their mother was will give them closure and answer questions I'm sure they've had.
From a previous relationship. But Rasmussen moved through women quickly, so that's part of his pattern. There's no contradiction in him not killing Rea sooner. He killed the whole blended family at the same time. If he'd killed Rea sooner, the others would have noticed. He probably got bored of...
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We already know Terry Rasmussen killed them. He was known to all the victims, and the father of the unrelated child Rea. I think the chances of it being anyone else, considering Rasmussen was a known serial killer, are slim to none.
As far as I know, safe havens are only for newborns or babies up to a certain age - from what I can find, there was only one state that initially allowed for the child to be any age. But then they had a lot of teenagers being abandoned in hospitals so it was changed to newborns only. So if any...
I agree. I think it's also worth thinking about the stigma that comes with giving a child up. Friends and family can be very judgemental. Even strangers. 'You're just giving up?' 'Don't you love him?' 'I could never give up my child' 'You're a terrible mother' 'You can't give him up just because...
I understand there's been lots of publicity and LE will want to make a big announcement but if her family doesn't want her ID released, they should still respect that. I don't know if they have to respect that, by law, but it would be really nasty to release her ID if that's not what the family...
Finally! Good job to those involved. India is a huge country with a lot of people, it's not easy to search for a single person when they could be anywhere.
Next, please, justice for Noel.
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