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The title of that article really bothers me: "Ends In Her Mysterious Death"... So inaccurate and inappropriate, IMO. *SMH*
Yup, it's the media.....
The title of that article really bothers me: "Ends In Her Mysterious Death"... So inaccurate and inappropriate, IMO. *SMH*
14-year-old Minnesota girl identified as ‘Walker County Jane Doe,’ victim in 1980 Texas cold-case homicide
I just wanted to post this and notice the similarities of the victim and also the proximity to which they both lived and were taken from.
Sherri Ann Jarvis was from Stillwater and ran away, not taken persé). Lake Elmo is 10 minutes away. Susan was taken from there. There could be a connection, but only if Sherri stayed in the area after running away. Lake Elmo/Stillwater and Huntsville are 17 hours apart. We don't know Sherri's exact running away date, but it was early in the year 1980. She could have been in the Houston area for a longer time. There is an 8 years gap between Sherri running away (early in 1980, body found October 1980) and the abduction? of Susan (1988). If you ask me: no connection at first glance.
A good overview of the case, from April 8, 2021. The Bizarre Disappearance of Susan Swedell
I am still going with the connection between these 2 because it sounds like Sue herself could have been persuaded into believing or trusting someone dubious. Chat lines can be frequented by all kinds of people and likely she was stalked by whoever did this
Both innocent and not innocent girls are picked up and trafficked. I’ve seen statements from truckers saying they purposely would take girls out of state before harming them because they knew it would be harder to track down.
Since Susan was never found and this girl was found years later by coincidence.
That she could have trusted someone she was talking with on the phone; totally plausible, but that doesn't mean there is a connection between these two cases. I'm still not sure how you come from A to B. As I explained in my post it's possible, but very unlikely there is a connection between these cases.
Please tell me what you mean with a 'not innocent girl'. Victims are always innocent, no matter their walk of life. About the truckers angle...yes, I agree. This things happen, but Susan was picked up by a guy in a car, not a truck(er). Or do you think this person took her to a trucker in a trafficking ring. I don't see that.
Walker County Jane Doe, recently identified as Sherri Ann Jarvis, wasn't found "by accident". Her abused body was lying in the open, dumped, to be found by a passerby, just months after she went missing.