Recent content by Otterly

Two other things that stood out in the WESH article you shared: "The strongest physical clue was a rare yellow gold wedding ring set. Only 18 were ever made, sold exclusively in California and Arizona between 1969 and 1972." I'd never seen the fact only 18 sets of the rings found on this UID...

According to the Investigative Genetic Genealogy Center at Rampano College on reddit: "We have a pretty good timeline of his life through the 1950s and know of his descendants, but the sheriff’s office is seeking information from the later part of his life and surrounding his murder. We hope...

According to this SSN decoder (which works only for Social Security numbers assigned before June 25, 2011), a SSN with the first five numbers 506-60 was issued in 1963 in Nebraska. https://stevemorse.org/ssn/ssn.html

The article doesn't mention if Jennifer Cummins was a student at EKU. But if she is 55 now, she was likely 21 years old in November 1991.

There isn't much that we didn't already know in this woman's entry in the new Clark County Unidentified Case Search portal. But, it seems worth posting her entry despite that.

There is something very interesting is in this lady's Clark County Unidentified Case Search portal entry: the first time I've seen a cosmetic case with the initials C.E.J. being mentioned in connection with this Unidentified.

Despite it not being a surprise, thanks to Clark County's new Unidentified Case Search portal, we now know this UID was murdered:

New info from Clark County's new unidentified portal:

Doe Network: "Erma J. Andrews (3237DFMO) missing since March 17, 2002 from St. Louis, Missouri. Her case was closed per NamUs. No further information is available."

Doe Network updated this case as identified today: "115UMTX discovered on February 2, 1997 in Fort Worth, TX has been identified per NamUs. No further information is available."

Doe Network updated this case as identified today: "1951UMNC discovered on December 10, 1994 in Raleigh, NC has been identified per NamUs. No further information is available."

This case was added to the Doe Network today: 1978UFTX

This case was uploaded to Doe Network today. https://www.doenetwork.org/cases/software/main.html?id=4702UMIL

It's always good to hear about a positive outcome, even if she was (presumably) located many years ago.

Given the time period (the early to mid 80s) I wouldn't be surprised if Veronica was hitchhiking with truck drivers.