Posted on 04/27/2016 6:55:59 AM PDT by BenLurkin
Lol
In the late 80’s early 90’s in the Southwestern area of Missouri there were like 3 or 4 women who went missing in the same time frame, the 2 I specifically remember were walking to their cars across a parking lot and just vanished. Never found. And then there is the “springfield three”. Two teenagers and a mother just disappeared out of their house in Springfield Missouri one night, no clues, nothing, just vanished.
She had a close call.
I remember hearing an estimate of how many serial killers the FBI thought were operating in the US at a specific time. I don’t remember what it was, but it was scary.
Live long and carry.
Very. I lost track of her but remember she never mentioned anything about what happened, maybe to her family but I don’t think so. I know her mother once told my mother they didn’t know anything about what happened to her.
Her body was found soon after her murder in 1969 and the photo was put in the L.A. paper soon after that. Her family in Canada had recently received a postcard from her, so it was awhile before they realized she wasn’t staying in touch. Still, it seems like they’d think to contact authorities and make inquiries, or hire a private investigator, maybe in the 1970s, instead of waiting for the internet to be invented to check online!
The social security administration can also determine if the person is still alive, and will forward mail but not reveal whereabouts. The missing person can choose whether to respond or remain estranged.
I’ve wondered if perhaps a lot of young women disappear in abortion clinics. Don’t many young girls go without telling anyone? Don’t many clinics have contracts with crematoria for disposal of fetal remains? Wouldn’t it be easy to dispose of women’s bodies too, if the hush money is good enough?
That’s Leslie Van Houten.
Lynette Squeaky Fromme is out and has a Facebook page.
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