MA MA - Sandra Crispo, 54, Hanson, 7 August 2019 #2

[Mahoney-Wright]

Unless the perpetrator was planning to take her along to make accessing bank accounts easier (which we know did not happen...her bank accounts are untouched) it would be inordinately risky for an offender to take her with them in the situation you describe. The only scenario in which it would make sense is if the perpetrator(s) were not strangers to her. When there are logical links that LE can make between the victim and the identity of an assailant, those are the cases where the offender takes the risk of removing the victim from a crime scene in order to put time and distance between himself and the crime. With exceptions...but typically speaking.

I agree. It seems like Sandra would have known the individual or persons. But again, I don't know that for certain.

 

[Mahoney-Wright]

She's somewhere whether still alive or deceased. She just hasn't yet been located. Someone out there knows what happened to her and where she ended up.

 

[Yemelyan]

Thanks for explaining, @Mahoney-Wright , I thought maybe I didn't make it clear that I was talking about risk levels for a particular age group, one that Sandra is in.

Yes, in general most victims are killed by someone who is an intimate, followed by those who are friends/acquaintances, followed by strangers as the most rare category of all (though it definitely happens). I think most of us know that here. It certainly is hard to make logical inferences about what happened to Sandra when we truly don't know the circumstances under which she left the home.

 

[Mahoney-Wright]

Thanks for explaining, @Mahoney-Wright , I thought maybe I didn't make it clear that I was talking about risk levels for a particular age group, one that Sandra is in.

Yes, in general most victims are killed by someone who is an intimate, followed by those who are friends/acquaintances, followed by strangers as the most rare category of all (though it definitely happens). I think most of us know that here. It certainly is hard to make logical inferences about what happened to Sandra when we truly don't know the circumstances under which she left the home.

Exactly. Hopefully LE uncovers more which will lead them to Sandra no matter whether alive or deceased.

 

[ZiggyZaggy]

Hey, Sluethen83 and ZiggyZiggy the next time you see this woman you believe is Sandra Crispo why don't you take a picture and send it to LE along with details on when and where the picture was taken. That might help settle any questions about whether or not this is really Sandra Crispo. You might even be able to send it to Laina McMahon who can follow up on it herself. It would be worth a try.

I only saw her ONE time. And it was BEFORE I saw her on social media as a missing person. So the ONE and ONLY time I saw her, I did not take a picture, because I had no clue that she could possibly be a missing person. I was just thinking that I never seen that woman before and she had such beautiful eyes and reminded me of one of my friends. I never forgot her face. Then shortly after seeing her, I saw the social media post about her missing in Mass.

 

[oviedo]

Unless the perpetrator was planning to take her along to make accessing bank accounts easier (which we know did not happen...her bank accounts are untouched) it would be inordinately risky for an offender to take her with them in the situation you describe. The only scenario in which it would make sense is if the perpetrator(s) were not strangers to her. When there are logical links that LE can make between the victim and the identity of an assailant, those are the cases where the offender takes the risk of removing the victim from a crime scene in order to put time and distance between himself and the crime. With exceptions...but typically speaking.

I think she knew this person...
JMO

 

[ZiggyZaggy]

I never have written on here before, but after I saw that you thought you saw Who you think could be her in Warwick I had to. There is a woman who I believe really might be her who I have seen panhandling in Providence, RI.

Where in Providence? I'm not far from there and wouldn't mind checking it out.

Edited to add: I just saw your comment stating where, but could you be more specific... Could you get a picture?

 

[MimosaMornings]

I think she knew this person...
JMO

I think so too. Which means others do also.

The info is carefully restricted.
JMO

 

[keek]

I only saw her ONE time. And it was BEFORE I saw her on social media as a missing person. So the ONE and ONLY time I saw her, I did not take a picture, because I had no clue that she could possibly be a missing person. I was just thinking that I never seen that woman before and she had such beautiful eyes and reminded me of one of my friends. I never forgot her face. Then shortly after seeing her, I saw the social media post about her missing in Mass.

Did she have the long hair? Tall? Age looking about mid 50's? Kind of unique things to notice as well. Thank you for your information.

 

[Kittybunny]

Unless the perpetrator was planning to take her along to make accessing bank accounts easier (which we know did not happen...her bank accounts are untouched) it would be inordinately risky for an offender to take her with them in the situation you describe. The only scenario in which it would make sense is if the perpetrator(s) were not strangers to her. When there are logical links that LE can make between the victim and the identity of an assailant, those are the cases where the offender takes the risk of removing the victim from a crime scene in order to put time and distance between himself and the crime. With exceptions...but typically speaking.

Yep. This is why I'm firmly in the "foul play by someone known to her" camp. She seemed like such a gentle, loving woman and great grandmother. Why? I don't think she had romantic entanglements that would lead to her disappearance, so I lean towards the other most common motive - MONEY. While she doesn't seem to live a wealthy lifestyle, sadly, sometimes it doesn't even have to be a lot to commit murder over.

It's been over a year now. I really hope LE is working this case actively.

 

[Dotrat]

Thnking of Sandra and her family

 

[Jmoose]

Yep. This is why I'm firmly in the "foul play by someone known to her" camp. She seemed like such a gentle, loving woman and great grandmother. Why? I don't think she had romantic entanglements that would lead to her disappearance, so I lean towards the other most common motive - MONEY. While she doesn't seem to live a wealthy lifestyle, sadly, sometimes it doesn't even have to be a lot to commit murder over.

It's been over a year now. I really hope LE is working this case actively.

I agree-and I love your avatar

 

[oviedo]

Yep. This is why I'm firmly in the "foul play by someone known to her" camp. She seemed like such a gentle, loving woman and great grandmother. Why? I don't think she had romantic entanglements that would lead to her disappearance, so I lean towards the other most common motive - MONEY. While she doesn't seem to live a wealthy lifestyle, sadly, sometimes it doesn't even have to be a lot to commit murder over.

It's been over a year now. I really hope LE is working this case actively.

Exactly and ITA - someone(s) know something IMO

 

[kelsie]

Do You Have Any Information About These Missing Women?

 

[ZiggyZaggy]

Checking in to see if there's any news. I guess no news is better than bad news. Praying for your safe return, Sandra!!!

 

[Yemelyan]

I read in another missing person thread a note from a moderator that stated information from an official "Help Find" facebook page where a family member is a moderator, is acceptable to share here.

So if that's correct, I can share some new information about the searches for Sandra that have taken place. This came from a family member's posting.

For those who don't know the geography, Sandra's house was very close to two lakes. The lakes were searched with K9, underwater drone, and other specialized technology available to law enforcement.

Texas Equusearch was approached about taking on this case and they declined.

Other local private search operations have been contacted. Most have the protocol that LE must invite them to participate. Hanson PD has refused all requests from these private companies so far.

Speaking personally, I am interested to know if Sandra's disappearance is bring investigated as a missing person case or as a criminal investigation.

 

[MimosaMornings]

I read in another missing person thread a note from a moderator that stated information from an official "Help Find" facebook page where a family member is a moderator, is acceptable to share here.

So if that's correct, I can share some new information about the searches for Sandra that have taken place. This came from a family member's posting.

For those who don't know the geography, Sandra's house was very close to two lakes. The lakes were searched with K9, underwater drone, and other specialized technology available to law enforcement.

Texas Equusearch was approached about taking on this case and they declined.

Other local private search operations have been contacted. Most have the protocol that LE must invite them to participate. Hanson PD has refused all requests from these private companies so far.

Speaking personally, I am interested to know if Sandra's disappearance is bring investigated as a missing person case or as a criminal investigation.

Has the family hired a private investigator?

 

[Yemelyan]

Has the family hired a private investigator?

The family is in record on multiple sources saying that hiring a private investigator was one of the first things they did.

 

[oviedo]

Police Still Searching For Missing Hanson Grandmother Sandra Crispo, Who ‘Vanished’ One Year Ago | News Break

Not finding any updates ....

 

[Yemelyan]

I should also add that the family moderator of the official "Find Sandra" site expressed that at this point the family is hoping to find Sandra's remains; they are not expecting to find her living somewhere. IMO it's interesting that they seem to believe her body is definitely within a search radius near her home. I don't know the exact distance of the family coordinated searches but I haven't seen any really outside of the south shore area of MA.