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IDK. It seems nefarious types favor vans. : (Am I crazy or didn't O'toole have a station wagon?
IDK. It seems nefarious types favor vans. : (Am I crazy or didn't O'toole have a station wagon?
Am I crazy or didn't O'toole have a station wagon?
oops, yes, you are rightI think that's Henry Lucas, not George.
IDK. It seems nefarious types favor vans. : (
I still have no idea how none of us have come across this article before?! I know with our combined sleuthing skills, we should have found it! That alone is suspicious! IDK... it’s just so bizarre to me! I’ve never really thought much about the witness statements. They give us a somewhat idea to go on, but like most of you said, memory recollection is...decent, at best.
I agree that, coming from an actual detective, the statements made in this article hold a lot more weight than the general news articles we’ve been seeing! So, the station wagon, 3 men, PURSE WCJD was carrying, etc., are probably closer to the truth than anything. But I’ll save my speculation on all of that for now!
I’ve been working on another Jane Doe out of Mississippi and just came across a missing woman who was never reported and matched some of the details of JD in MS. HOWEVER, the more I looked into her, the more she started to fit WCJD! I don’t want to break any TOS, so I’ll describe the missing girl...
Name is Ramona Cooks born 7/3/54 in Franklin County Mississippi. Her mother was 40+ years old when she has gave birth to her, and Ramona had 3 sisters and 2 brothers when she was born. Her mother died in 1973, one year after Ramona graduated High School. After her mother’s death, she moved between her older sibling’s homes (Louisiana, Texas & Mississippi). One of her brothers lived in West Orange, Texas...which is next door to Port Arthur, Texas! (Not Port Aransas, but the two could have been confused).
I have been trying to connect Ramona to someone in the prison, but I only came across her photo a few days ago, and couldn’t wait to submit it! The Jane Doe out of Mississippi can also be connected to a 70’s model light blue car, three men, pantyhose, and several other details of WCJD!
I’m going to post the photo of Ramona that her niece shared in social media and a yearbook photo I found. If there is anything else I can elaborate on, or if any of you have any thoughts....please let me know!!
•MMcG•
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Are you suggesting that Ramona could be WCJD?
Hmm.. the details of Ramona's story sound intriguing and like they could align with WCJD, but those pictures don't look like WCJD to me; mainly the nose and eye color. They said WCJD had hazel eyes and those two pictures of Ramona, they look brown/black (I know it's B&W photo but you can still tell they aren't a light color like hazel).
I still have no idea how none of us have come across this article before?! I know with our combined sleuthing skills, we should have found it! That alone is suspicious! IDK... it’s just so bizarre to me! I’ve never really thought much about the witness statements. They give us a somewhat idea to go on, but like most of you said, memory recollection is...decent, at best.
I agree that, coming from an actual detective, the statements made in this article hold a lot more weight than the general news articles we’ve been seeing! So, the station wagon, 3 men, PURSE WCJD was carrying, etc., are probably closer to the truth than anything. But I’ll save my speculation on all of that for now!
I’ve been working on another Jane Doe out of Mississippi and just came across a missing woman who was never reported and matched some of the details of JD in MS. HOWEVER, the more I looked into her, the more she started to fit WCJD! I don’t want to break any TOS, so I’ll describe the missing girl...
Name is Ramona Cooks born 7/3/54 in Franklin County Mississippi. Her mother was 40+ years old when she has gave birth to her, and Ramona had 3 sisters and 2 brothers when she was born. Her mother died in 1973, one year after Ramona graduated High School. After her mother’s death, she moved between her older sibling’s homes (Louisiana, Texas & Mississippi). One of her brothers lived in West Orange, Texas...which is next door to Port Arthur, Texas! (Not Port Aransas, but the two could have been confused).
I have been trying to connect Ramona to someone in the prison, but I only came across her photo a few days ago, and couldn’t wait to submit it! The Jane Doe out of Mississippi can also be connected to a 70’s model light blue car, three men, pantyhose, and several other details of WCJD!
I’m going to post the photo of Ramona that her niece shared in social media and a yearbook photo I found. If there is anything else I can elaborate on, or if any of you have any thoughts....please let me know!!
•MMcG•
ETA: Photos![]()
You should ask if there are any color pictures of Ramona, or get details on hair color, eye color, skin complexion (the b and w pic can be colorized)I know! I have searched high and low for additional photos, but I agree! I’m (ETA) hoping the person who posted her photo responds with more distinguishing details of Ramona! I figured it was certainly worth a shot though!
•MMcG•
As far as the inverted nipple goes, I'm no expert but I believe it has something to do with decomposition... I think I read about it in an unrelated case in Texas...
With LE finally identifying both Jane Does in the Texas Killing Fields Case (Calder Road), I believe the identity of this UID & "Orange Socks" will be next...I believe it took a year after working with a genealogist to ID them...
Yeah, I've always thought they noted this as something genetic rather than a result of decomposition given they found her the same day she was killed. It would leave little time for that dramatic of effect of decomposition to set in from the time she was killed (3AM) to the time she was found (9AM).Some people are born with naturally inverted nipples (can relate) ... maybe WCJD was one of them as well.
It seems like Ramona would have been too old to be WCJD. If she was born in 1954, she would have been 26 in November 1980. Most woman that age wouldn't be mistaken for a 14-16 year old.