Recent content by NDMagoo

If the birth certificate had been mailed, I'd bet there would have been a charge for this, too. Neither of the charges on the receipt seem to be a postage or mailing fee, suggesting it was picked up.

Wow, there's some new info in that article that wasn't in the film, which kind of shoots down one their main arguments. In the documentary, they continually harp on the question of why the FBI would try so hard and set up a large sting operation to capture this guy, if they really only thought...

This is basically the nuclear option for everyone who's been sleuthing this case for so long, but I think you're correct that it's at least a possibility. She was clearly suffering from major mental illness by the end, and had already displayed massive resentment at anyone inquiring into her...

Regarding the JP name on the note: no one has been able to find a JP connected to BP. Could Ben the attorney have had a secretary or other employee named Jennifer? Maybe she wasn't named JP, but was Jennifer at the Perkins office?

Actual paid mystery shoppers definitely do exist (or at least did a decade or so ago). I used to work at a store that sold phones, and one of the wireless companies would periodically send mystery shoppers to evaluate our performance. If I recall, they worked for some sort of mystery shopping...

If you look closely at the passport photo, the REP letters are definitely a watermark printed over the photo, and not a sign behind her. You can actually see the letters printed over her forehead.

Not necessarily. If she was taking notes while talking on the phone, she may have jotted down part of the name first, then filled in the rest when she got a pause (as someone suggested earlier). This would explain why "Perkins" is written above. Might she have already known the last name...

I can't help but notice that this is very close to the Philadelphia area, where the unnamed 18-year-old runaway alleged to be FLEK was from. I know there has been speculation that the initial informant on this was mixed up with another case, however the communication from Mr. Velling leaked here...

That record also includes a birth date: July 18, 1969. That HAS to be her -- this matches the listed DOB of BST/FLEK. What exactly this means, I'm not sure. I routinely get mail for people that I've never met, who moved out of my house years and years ago. I wonder whether the June 1997 -...

In all honesty, I can't really blame someone for not wanting to come forward publicly, given what happens when the internet gets ahold of a name that might be associated with a case like this. Criminal or not, that person's life may be picked apart and publicly scrutinized, often with a tone of...

Wow, Sandra Hopler's photo is a VERY close match. This could very well be her. I did a quick overlay in Photoshop, and her facial features line up with FLEK perfectly. What also jumps out at me is how her photo bears the closest resemblance to FLEK's earliest picture. Other proposed missing...

Watching this whole process unfold and culminate today was an amazing ride. This case has set a major precedent, proving the power of crowd-sourcing led by motivated folks to solve cases like this. For all of the tireless sleuthing, theorizing, and work done by many for long, ultimately the...

The discovery of a JP living down the street from FLEK could easily explain that name being on the notes page. Identifying JP could be a critical puzzle piece in this mystery, but it may also have nothing to do with FLEK's identity. The notes page really resembles actual scratch paper with an...

Interesting find, but it seems more plausible that she might have stolen this infamous address while fabricating background details. Maybe she intentionally chose names and details connected to the Kennedy assassination and the people around it. Assuming that she was literally involved with them...

Wow, that FB photo definitely looks like PBM. I think the age looks right, too.