Recent content by Noirdame79

I think it's rather strange you feel the need to type these long posts in response to anyone who thinks that the parents are suspicious. You have your opinion, I have mine. Let's just leave it at that.

I agree. There is so much about this case that is off. MOO

We are allowed to have our speculations and theories here, as long as we state that they are just that. You don't have to agree, but you also don't have the right to tell someone what theories they are allowed to have. I'm even more suspicious of the parents now. Of course it would be painful to...

I didn't say the parents have spread false information; I stated other cases where it happened and said it could be a possibility here. I did not say that it was a fact in this case. So the police, at least originally, were out to get the parents and put down the wrong information? The neighbors...

That may be true in some cases, but not all. Guilty parents/stepparents often try to control the narrative and will even spread false information to divert suspicion. Look no further than the cases of Aundria Bowman/Alexis Badger, Alissa Turney, Gannon Stauch, Dylan Redwine, etc. I don't know if...

I read about this case in Jenn Baxter's book Gone: 24 Mysterious Disappearances From Across America. There is something suspicious, IMO; it seems like the mom and sister were trying to control the narrative. I've noticed in so many cases like these, the missing child is always portrayed...

I read somewhere, but I don't recall where, that the friend who said the stepfather was with him later took back his statement, and said he only did it because he was afraid of the stepfather. There was something sinister going on in that family, IMO. However, the stepfather and the mother are...

RIP, but she made a strange comment when the 29th anniversary of Corey's disappearance was nearing. She said, "I always hope he is safe. It's hard on the family. I'd love to find him, but I don't want to destroy his life." Huh? How would finding Corey destroy his life? That doesn't make sense...

As further confirmation, two of the IMDB messages, from "Nicky's real sister" and the "family friend", compared to a comment Carey made on Facebook. The same person definitely wrote these messages, IMO. Carey has also referred to her parents (her father died last year) as hippies, which...

In 2011, someone claiming to be Nicholas's sister Carey (and I think it was her) posted the following messages on the IMDB message board (which has since moved to the Movie Chat site) for the film The Chameleon, which was loosely based on the case and the 2008 article by David Grann. As I've...

The high-rise apartment is where Beverly was living in 1997, when Frederic Bourdin was masquerading as Nicholas, which was one of the excuses as to why he didn't live with her at first. Beverly was born in Utah, as was Nicholas, and he lived there during the early years of his childhood. While...

Jason definitely had issues and was probably brought up with violence himself. Beverly had her own problems with addiction and trauma, and despite what Carey told journalist David Grann, just because Beverly was a high-functioning addict doesn't change the fact that she was one and that it made...

Karlie's boyfriend Donald was involved in a serious car accident and underwent surgery for head fractures. Poor guy. I hope he pulls through.

I wonderer about that. I hope there will be a resolution soon. Bumping for Leigh.

Hoping for answers and for Alissa to be found and identified. However, it must be hard for Sarah and her family.