Recent content by nova1998

In June of 1990, something brought Halton's tactical rescue unit to a quarter-mile area between Borer's Falls and the Niagara escarpment to do a search related to Marianne but they found nothing. This was according to a 1991 Hamilton newspaper article. Unfortunately the article did not say...

I am attaching a map of possible vehicle sightings and the approximate shoe location that afternoon on April 27th. I suspect that he had already selected or had in mind a very private area to take Marianne to considering he did not have a van and did not take her back to his home. He had even...

I was able to find one more article from the Acton Free Press, dated May 3. It gives a lot of details about the searches at the time. It mentions a broken down car that appeared to have been towed from 17 Road (and was located near the highway) at one point and that a 'foreign' car was seen...

There is probably some inaccuracies in newspaper accounts unfortunately. Today I read one in which it said Marianne left the school at 4:30PM. I was also reading up on her case on the Please Bring Me Home website, and they wrote that he was seen cleaning out a vehicle at the Rattlesnake Point...

I found a 1970 obituary for James Murwood Steele from Acton who passed away at the age of 78. It listed him as living at a property at 79 Lake Avenue in the town of Acton. With a difference of 3 years in time it would probably be the same property although a title check for 1967 would be...

I'll see if I can find anything (or anyone else here can, too). I had wondered where he lived prior to 1966; Vernon Hamilton Directory did not a listing for him between 1960 to 1965. I checked some of the Toronto listings but not there either. He may have been in a rural book for one of the...

The more I read up on this case it sounds like there is a suspect who worked for some construction company and who may have buried her in a car. Hopefully future searches of the property in question will come up with what relatives are looking for.

I was just reading up on this case. I found it odd with respect to the claim that Noreen left for the bus stop, waited at the bus stop for a bit, felt cold so she returned to the friend's house to get a sweater, but declined a coat, then left again without any sweater or coat. Both the...

Mr. "X" would have known the Dundas Conversation Area (where the sighting occurred of someone cleaning out a vehicle a day or so after the abduction - anyone can correct me if this is incorrect) just outside of Hamilton well, as he had been employed just 2 miles away at the John Bertrams...

Hi Doeologist, It was so awful that the plate number the witness took down was never followed up til years later. Someone was very quick thinking to note it down. What happened to his car after the abduction? Did he get rid of it, do you know? I wonder if his wife ever suspected him at the...

Yes, they have been made aware of it. However, there are now complications with some of the genetic genealogy sites. For example, GEDmatch, has changed its Terms of Service to make "opting out" the default for users unless the latter changes it by themselves. This means that groups who do...

This may turn out to be a small lead or new avenue to examine, or admittedly, it may go nowhere and just be a dead end. This is in regards to the Padova City Resorts t-shirts in Regina John's possession. I have found out that some promotional/advertising materials which touted the concept of...

Out of curiosity, I checked the unclaimed bank account registry in Canada under both names of 'David' and 'Brian', but nothing came up with respect to the Vancouver or other parts of B.C. I checked the registry on the off chance that he left the area abruptly and of course, did not return.

Has anybody read the book about some of Regina's cold cases called "Boiling Point and Cold Cases?" The author stated that Randy Wakelin's recollection of the person he'd been traveling with was based on the wrong person and a case of mistaken identity. However, what if he was right? What if he...

I believe he was definitely from South Korea. The size label on the black leather Henry Cotton jacket is 105. That is a Korean man's size. The Bible he had was from published by a Korean company based in Seoul and was printed around 1997-1999. One of the key rings was traced to an English...