Recent content by q64ceo

There any more pics of him? FIrst thought of mine was William L Toomey from Unsolved Mysteries. Same state. https://www.doenetwork.org/cases/3314umid.html

Submitted a tip about Loudon County Jane Doe 1973 The resemblance is spot on and the time table is good. Lanier surname is found especially in Louisiana. From the Unidentified Wiki, which for some reason cannot be linked on Websleuths: Additionally, it was determined the woman possibly had...

Did he have tattoos? I ask because of this JD https://www.namus.gov/UnidentifiedPersons/Case#/8016?nav Tattoo Right shoulder had "Shirley Burke"; Right bicep had "Josh"; Right forearm had "Justine" & "Robin"; Right hand had a star; Right foot had a flower (rose) "Shirley Burke"; Left shoulder...

It's been seven years since Curtis Lee came forward. Still no updates on this. What the heck is going on?

Has anyone suggested 930UFKY? More than enough time to hitch a ride from CA to KY

Looked for a bit on Namus. If she did run away, this could have been her a few years later. Does she have ties to TN? Best hit I found on Namus. https://www.namus.gov/UnidentifiedPersons/Case#/2895/attachments?nav

Who knocks on a door at 3AM when they're going out to kidnap a child? There is something about this case that really bothers me.

This is Rogers' father and mother: Yeah, I think this is a good match.

After re-reading the talk I did with her sister, I noticed that she said that they did the DNA submission. If they don't have Debra's DNA but her sister's, it may be why NAMUS didn't match the DNA when it was submitted.

El Dorado Jane Doe left her family in Virginia in 1986. She was killed in Texas in 1991, 1,500 miles away and 5 years later. Her life was very problematic, maybe not to the extent of Brenda's, but enough for her to just cut her family off from all communication. I do understand your hesitation...

I really think she's a strong possibility, especially after this comparison was posted in Brenda's thread.

We had a good talk. I don't want to talk specifics out of respect for her family. I did invite her sister to this thread. EDIT: what I will say is that I showed her a side-by-side comparison of the second morgue photo. She noticed that both had the same scar on the nose.

That's my reaction, too.

Just got done talking with a sister of Brenda's Her mother's initials are THC Theresa Helen Crowley Just like the tattoo.

Helen Her mother's middle name is Helen Just got done talking with her sister.