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https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/04/10/japan/crime-legal/kyoto-missing-child/ I can’t get the link to insert correctly, but this article in Japan Times says the delay in contacting the parents about Yuki’s absence is because the parents had filled out an absence slip and it was dated for...

Thinking of Dean tonight.

I might have replied to this thread already, but I can't remember. There are several cases I would like solutions to. First, is the Johnny Gosch disappearance. It is one of the first cases I ever followed, and I think if it were solved, other cases would also be resolved. The disappearances...

Hello, BorealisBlack. Welcome to Websleuths! I think it would be best to stay on this thread. I am interested in hearing your concerns and theories.

Welcome to Websleuths, abibliophile! I can't speak to why the case has not received more interest online, but I had not heard of it until I read Missing, Presumed by Alan Bailey recently. Is it a case that is often revisited and discussed in Northern Ireland's media? Would it be possible for...

Bump for Tammy!

Great news! I can’t wait to listen!

Welcome to Websleuths!

I don’t want to interrupt the conversation, but I do want to take a minute to thank all of the posters in this thread. With my work schedule, I never would have been able to keep up with the daily trial events without you all. I appreciate the posts about what is happening in the courtroom and...

Bump for Rebecca.

Sylvia Plath died February 11, 1963.

It depends. If you mean a search by family members of a missing person, I might be concerned they would injure themselves on my property and then sue me. I might be concerned that they would damage things I own. For example, I can easily imagine searchers tearing apart a wood pile and not...

I am always interested in reading theories, especially on older cases.

dbm.

I am intrigued by the thought that all public theories have been ruled out.