DISTRACTION AND MORE DISTRACTION

      So, apparently it's happened yet again: the news just came across the wire that the drunken sots at Elmendorf Air Base intercepted a 'UFO' and disposed of it with another half-million dollar missile. Spokesmen at the Pentagon stated that the object "posed a threat" although they also admitted that they have no idea what it was. 

   It's a good thing that Phileas Fogg is retired: he wouldn't stand a chance against our brave xhes in uniform. 

    

     Ah...less uptight, less politically-correct times. If it turns out that the Pentagon just wasted the Goodyear Blimp on it's way to the Super Bowl...well, there will be no shortage of 'experts' with explanations this afternoon---likely before this post is even finished. 

   Meanwhile, in case anyone is interested, here's a sampling of some of the stories driven off the front page while Americans rush to the 420 stores and supermarkets to stock up before---whatever's planned to happen.

   1. The Pfizer Scandal: which would be really intensifying were it not for the fear of Little Green Men made in the Wuhan Lab. Where we left off, a pervert in Pfizer's executive branch admitted to all sorts of unsavory things including bioengineering and suppressing side-effects of the Loyalty Vaxx. This especially blew up in Asia after Thailand's Crown Princess fell into coma after the third booster and hasn't recovered.

   2. Classified Material Turning Up in Strange Places: The Corporate Media really needed a distraction on this one: Head-of-State Biden, his shady son, and treasonous Arch-RINO Mike Pence have been caught with possession of such material since the year began. Nobody seems interested in asking what this material is or how it got there.

  3.  The Nordstream Pipeline Sabotage: Seymour Hirsch, one of the last remaining actual investigative journalists in the United States exposed this week that the Nord Stream Pipeline was destroyed by American operatives. The pipeline's destruction ensured that Europeans will pay extortionate rates for American and Canadian gas; while American and Canadian consumers will pay higher prices because of 'shortages.' 

  4. Missing Kids: This is a story that surfaced yesterday and has been met with silence by the Corporate Media. It seems that since children and teenagers have been returning to the public school gulag system since the Scamdemic lockdowns, an amazing nearly quarter-million of them are unaccounted for. "An analysis by The Associated Press, Stanford University’s Big Local News project found an estimated 230,000 students in 21 states whose absences could not be accounted for. These students didn’t move out of state, and they didn’t sign up for private school or home-school, according to publicly available data. In short, they’re missing." One would think that this might be a little more important than hunting errant weather balloons; but even the AP article gives the impression that they wouldn't have bothered to report it except that schools' budgets depend on enrollment.

  For those interested, our friends at Vulture of Critique compiled a short-list of other stories that seem to have fallen out of Ameroboobs' miniscule attention spans. But none of these things make for exciting LARPs like shooting down UFOs, so we'll see.

  

SOMETIMES WE NEED TO REMEMBER

      Sometimes we just need a reminder that humanity is still capable of good. Five months after the victim of one the nation's most notorious cold cases was identified, a new headstone was unveiled and a memorial service was held at Oakwood Cemetery in Huntsville, Texas on Wednesday. 

      Another service was held in Corpus Christi:

      The person(s) responsible for this crime are still unknown. The FBI apparently now has jurisdiction over the case since Sherri was from out-of-state and legally a minor. There was some official talk of a Person of Interest a few months ago, but nothing has come out since. We know that the day she ran away she went to Green Bay, Wisconsin; afterwards to Denver, Colorado; and then (probably) to Aransas Pass, Texas. At this point, there is not enough information publicly available even to make an educated guess as to who killed her or even why she happened to come to Huntsville. I'm sure that we'll know more in the upcoming months as the FBI interviews people and traces her whereabouts. 

     As a side note for those interested, much of the earlier research we'd done trying to locate the (then known as) WCJD has been passed on to the authorities because it seems to fit another case of a missing girl who was widely believed to have been WCJD:

   

  Any updates that come from that case, we'll keep readers posted too. And thank you again to everyone who helped bring some resolution to this.

      

HOMOSEXUALS CHARGED IN MURDER OF 9-YEAR OLD

    Opinion polls in the United States are something I've learned to disregard, along with things like political campaign promises. For example, witness how many polls show that Americans have the lowest trust in the Media of any developed country. Yet, the American Media leads the American people around by the nose with relative ease. They sell the most absurd ideas as easily as they sell consumer goods. Elections reflect the will of the people. A flu outbreak is a global health crisis. Mandatory masks work. Weather changes portend global catastrophe. Systemic racism exists. Countries smaller than most U.S. States pose threats to world peace. Abortion is a safe medical procedure. Outsourcing and Inflation are sound economics. There's not a shred of evidence to support any of these claims, but that doesn't stop Americans from flying into hysterical outbursts and surrendering their freedoms and culture at the drop of a hat. Act first and think later is the new American Way.

   The Whacko Left Wing ridicules people who religious faith as credulous; yet they're usually the first to latch on to anything hired academics and corporate propagandists tell them is Settled Science. It doesn't matter if what these hirelings say contradicts decades of actual science or not. There's no debate in Academia any more; science is simply a consensus and anyone who questions the official narrative faces consequences from social and economic ostracism to imprisonment if their reason or conscience tells them otherwise. A prime of example of this phenomenon began during Obama's 2nd term with the push towards homosexual 'equality.' Decades of progress in Biology, Medicine, and Psychology were simply nullified by Judicial Fiat and no one today is allowed to question any of it.

   It was well-established prior to 2014 that homosexuality contains within its very nature a proclivity towards violence. Crime statistics on this subject apparently haven't been collected since this time. Older statistics show that this particular demographic has murder, rape, and assault numbers far higher than the so-called "binary population." Serial killers and mass-murderers too seem to represent diversity in this occupation as well. But, like the so-called AIDS Epidemic, homosexual criminality disappeared from public view in the name of Political Correctness.

   Human nature doesn't change, however. About a year ago, Oregon State Police recovered the remains of a Jane Doe stuffed in a duffel bag and thrown into a garbage dump at rest area in a state park. The girl was recently identified as 9-year old Haley Coblentz, who had not been reported missing. As it turns out, Haley lived in a very progressive household with her two moms: Shawna Browning and Lauren Harrison. These two Representatives of the Rainbow Way had since relocated to Michigan where they were captured by the FBI and are awaiting extradition to Oregon. 

   

      According to an interview with Haley's biological father, Shawna Browning was pregnant with Haley at the time she became involved in a Lesbian relationship with Lauren Harrison. They stole his truck, his money, and possessions and embarked on a road trip a la Thelma and Louise before turning up in Oregon. Haley was never enrolled in school and her two moms spent much time on the streets panhandling and otherwise sponging off society. Such is the glamorous, high-rolling lifestyle that Hollywood depicts of the LGBTQ Community.

     Oregon is a very tolerant State itself, and is no stranger to high-profile persons involved in homosexual violence. Prominent DNC official Terry Bean, former Portland Mayor Sam Adams, Portland Resistance leader Micah Rhodes, are among several Oregonians involved in violent same-sex affairs. Oregon currently has the highest per capita number of registered sex offenders in the United States. 

    When the high violent crime rate among homosexuals is permitted to be discussed these days, the Whacko Left always falls back on their default excuse that these people are somehow victims themselves of 'institutional discrimination.' What they really mean by that is that this demographic has a long history of violating the laws of Civilized Nations and were routinely punished for it. According to them, not punishing them would lead to less crime and violence---which is like arguing that drug addicts' behavior would change if they had free access to more narcotics. What they overlook is the fact they are talking about a pathology and not a mere lifestyle choice. 

    Homosexuality pathologically involves strong elements of Sexual Neurosis with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. A lot of modern confusion about this has come about because of Media lumping in Transgenderism with the Gay Agenda. In homosexuality, the sexual dysfunction predominates with OCD as a secondary characteristic while in Transgenderism, OCD predominates. This is why transgenderism was much easier to cure through psychoanalysis, because it is a less-deeply rooted problem. Now that all of this has been in nomine solum 'legalized', it is also the reason why the rates of suicide and depression have skyrocketed among transgenders. Transgenderism is based on impulse and impulses typically cannot typically be sustained indefinitely. 

    Before there was a semi-official blackout of scientific research on the subject, all medical and psychiatric experts understood the pathology behind homosexuality, though not all agreed on its causes or treatments. A symposium of psychiatrists held during the 1960s found that fear of the opposite sex was present in 75% of homosexual patients compared to around half of heterosexual ones and around half of them also reported "rage" as a typical reaction to stressful situations. All of this denotes a strong indication to emotional immaturity---a fact not lost on social scientists of the day. 

    "The homosexual has never learned to bond in a healthy way with the opposite sex, and consequently fails to bond with society as a whole," wrote Erich Fromm. Wilhelm Stekel explained that homosexuals fall into "psychosexual infantilism; they attempt to gratify the erotic cravings of their childhood or infancy. Many of them have never been psychologically weaned from their mother's breast." And Clara Thompson: "A very important determining in the development of homosexuality is the child's awareness that his sex was a disappointment to his parents, or the most important parent, especially if their disappointment leads them to treat the child as though he were of the opposite sex." It is absolutely no wonder therefore that our Culture's demasculinization and the rise of single motherhood is leading to the astounding rates of sexual aberrations among the young. We can blame Hollywood all we want to: but the reality is that the problem starts in the home.

    Frank Caprio expounded on this in further detail. "If the sexual instinct, or libido, reaches its highest goal of development---namely, heterosexuality---then that individual may be regarded as normal. However, if for various psychological reasons, the sexual instinct fails to achieve maturity then the person is more apt to seek the kind of sexual gratification in keeping with his immature sexual development. It is for this reason that the majority of psychiatrists are in agreement that homosexuals are, for the most part, sexually inadequate, neurotic children at heart, love-starved and frustrated. They are inclined to fear the opposite sex. They are considered abnormal only in the sense that their sexual behavior represents a regression into childhood; an escape from the biological responsibilities assumed by one who is heterosexual. They are narcissistic insofar as their own pleasures come first, irrespective of what others think about their conduct. Many of them have no scruples about seducing adolescents whose lives may be seriously influenced by a single homosexual experience."

    And from this standpoint, we can see why crime and violence---especially against children and legal minors---are so deeply prevalent among this demographic. It also ought to show us why allowing their access to children and young adults is an extremely dangerous policy. As Freud observed early on, children normally go through a phase, the Latency Period, where homosociality is normal. Younger people in their early teens are still gaining sexual experience and forming attitudes and exposing them to perversions---carried out by perverts on their same emotional levels can do serious damage. The narcissism and lack of empathy which Caprio describes is characteristic of most violent criminals in general. Sensible laws like those still enforced in Russia were normative in the United States once: and there today as well as here then these types of crimes are rare. 

    But try and explain any of this average Ameroboob and you either get a blank stare, or a torrent of insults copypasted into their vocabularies by the Mainstream Media. Our steadfast refusal to accept Reality is costing younger generations both their mental health and, in some cases, their lives.

 

   

     

      

SHE'S 'WALKER COUNTY JANE DOE' NO MORE

       This morning, KBTX-3 gave a press conference announcing that case we've discussed here on many occasions has been given a major update. Officials from the FBI, the Texas Rangers, a DNA testing lab, and a visibly humbled Walker County Sheriff's Department gave a live conference---the first in 41 years---confirming that the 1980 murder victim known as 'Walker County Jane Doe' has been identified.

     Her name is Sherri Ann Jarvis, born on the 9th of March 1966; and she was from Stillwater, Minnesota. Apparently the reason that the family hadn't released information sooner is because her parents are both deceased and it was a matter of getting her five siblings together to deal with the situation. According to one source, they are in the process of ordering a new headstone, though she will remain at Oakwood Cemetery in Huntsville. 

    A statement from the family read at the Press Conference said that Sherri "loved children, animals, and horseback riding." She disappeared at the age of 13; though they didn't provide an exact date, it was likely in the Fall of 1979. At the time she left, she'd been placed in a girl's home for Truancy. According to Sherri's brother, Don, "she ran away from home several times and would skip school a lot also. Of the 6 of us kids at home she was the only one doing this. She hung out with the wrong kids at school; that's what started this." Over the years, her parents hired private investigators to locate her and even kept the same phone number in hopes that she would call. 

   As to why she was in Texas, no one knows at this point---or at least no one has come forward and said. The family has no connections to Texas. The last person to see her alive stated that she was dressed in everyday clothes and the autopsy showed that she had no signs of malnutrition and was well-cared for. There was no mention of narcotics in her system. It's evident that she wasn't living out on the streets. 

  The last witness said that she asked for directions to Ellis Unit of the Huntsville Prison System (located on SR-980). The FBI official stated at the Press Conference that an exhaustive check of former inmates there came up with nothing. Also, I've been informed by people around Huntsville that 980 is heavily patrolled; indicating that she never got that far. I've always believed---and still do---that the crime took place inside Huntsville somewhere. The facts around the murder invariably point back to somebody knowing, but not saying anything. 

  One of the officials at the press conference (the Texas Ranger IIRC), said that the murder was compared to other crimes. Just a hypothesis, but it sounds as though they may suspect a serial killer. 

  Another possibility is that this may have been the work of a Satanic Cult---and there lots of those in that the part of the country. Halloween Night is a high ritual night to these fools; typically they offer an animal sacrifice, but human ones aren't unheard-of. Supposedly a human sacrifice increases their powers, or whatever. Sherri's body was found around 6 A.M. on November 1st; the Coroner estimated that she'd been dead about three hours. 3 A.M. is the hour in which these hideous rituals are usually consummated, and ligature strangulation is the most common way they dispatch their victims. A few years ago, the FBI published a manual on Satanic Cults which states that on the 31st, "Attempts are made to break to the bonds holding the closed door to the Underworld, they are marked by letting of blood (i.e. such as could be occasioned by biting) and sexual association with demons. (hence the use of a blunt object in a sexual assault). This carries into November 1st, 'The High Unholy Day' when human sacrifice is [often] carried out." 

   We'll probably have more to say of these matters later as more information comes out. For now, though we'll thank everyone who helped give WCJD her name back and bring this case to a conclusion against some very formidable obstacles. 

   

BULLIES, SLIMY TALK-SHOW HOSTS, CYBER-BULLIES, AND SOCIAL MEDIA TROLLS

     So, I took a short vacation from blogging; but will be back fairly soon. The breaking WCJD news and the end of White Boy Summer seemed a good time for a respite. There hasn't been any updates on WCJD yet, we'll keep following the story, though. One thing that's been clarified is the timeline has to when everyone was notified. As we now now, WCJD was identified months ago but her parents have asked for privacy. Carl Koppleman said on the FB page yesterday that the parents weren't notified until shortly before we were. I should have suspected that when he said in the initial report that "not all of her relatives have been notified."

    It's not normal police procedure to postpone notifying the family like that; but---well, let's just say that there was a reason why we were attempting to get the Investigative Jurisdiction changed. Maybe in hindsight, our post before the announcement had an impact after all?

  WCSO Deputy: "Hey Boss! This guy just said that he was going to take us to Court!"

  WCSO Sheriff: "Oh, that's right! We haven't notified anybody yet. Better get on that today. Hyuk-hyuk-hyuk-hyuk." 

   Ahhhhh...Just the thought of never dealing with those people again makes me want to take another vacation. 

  Unfortunately, the same can't be said for Social Media trolls. There are other stories besides WCJD's that we're involved in; and stories like these seem to attract people like that. I haven't closely followed the Gabby Petito Case, but if you read the MSM, you can't escape it. To sort of summarize: Gabrielle Petito and Brian Laundrie were a couple of Zoomers who decided---without much forethought---to take a roadtrip from Florida to someplace. The trip was fraught with a lot of drama and finally ended up in the Grand Tetons when Laundrie returned home minus the damsel. He disappeared shortly thereafter himself, and Gabrielle was found deceased in the mountains.

 That's as much as we actually know; but that hasn't stopped armies of Cyber Bullies from jumping into the whole situation and disrupting things as much as possible. They're even pushing Gabby Petito merch; they'd surrounded and besieged the home of Brian Laundrie's parents; tying up police resources; getting into fights with the neighbors; and at last report were marching on his grandparents' home in North Carolina. That ridiculous character Dog the Bounty Hunter has even grabbed a spotlight and it's all very shameful that this happens. We're not talking about nice people here. 

   It's just an unfortunate fact of our postmodern Culture that there's no good way to deal with these people if you're unlucky enough to get on their radar screens. In the pre-Internet days, they were there too; it's just that editors and producers in the Legacy Media back then knew who the cranks were and could filter them out. Today, they can form their own communities and go on the offensive. If you try to ignore them, they get louder; if you confront them, they get encouraged. Humor seems to work against them with some effect, since that's a character trait that most trolls lack; but again, in some situations, humor isn't an appropriate response either. 

  I only that WCJD's family isn't discouraged from disclosure because of some of the online treatment their daughter received. Not all of us were like that, there were people who cared for her gravesite; worked on the case, and volunteered their talents, like Carl, by making new composites at their own time and expense. Others even took personal risks; tips came in, for example and her killer(s) have never been found---those people could be reading those very tips and take a dislike to someone saying things too close to the truth. 

 Friend of our blog, vlogger and novelist Bjorn Bull-Hansen posted a 15-minute video recently on the subject of Cyber Bullies and it's worth watching. 

WALKER COUNTY JANE DOE, PART 2

     So, after we posted our last update on Thursday regarding this case, about 24 hours later, case was reported to the National Unidentified and Missing Persons System (NAMUS) as 'resolved.' WCSO hasn't given any details whatsoever; but Carl Koppleman, who volunteers with the Doe Network and has been a leader in this case said that he had spoken with the victim's family. She wasn't from Texas, according to his source; but he hasn't so far seen a photo. He further said that she had been reported missing but her details were never uploaded to national databases. 

     Like nearly everybody else, I hope that WCJD has been identified. But I would like to caution everyone involved and remind them of one important thing: we are living in an era where it's become easy for authorities to make assertions, then tell us it's 'settled science', then tell us there's no further discussion on the subject. If things start shaping up like that; then this case is not over. WCSO is going to have to prove this. Otherwise, we're going to continue as though today didn't happen. 

   Despite what some of the trolls mentioned on Thursday's post are saying, we actually have been wrong before, and will admit it if it turns out to be true. I don't especially care who solves the case as long as it gets done. Not all opinions will change though: I still think that WCSO is a pack of scum and that the trolls who hang out on 'Internet Sleuth' forums are complete losers. 

   My advice to everyone---and I'm going to follow this myself---wait and see what comes out officially and think about what you've been told. Like we mentioned in Thursday's post, most police departments treat these kinds of cases like the two others we mentioned: they're either grateful for the help and act on what you give them; or they're indifferent and tell you to go work harder. Agencies like WCSO, who build a wall of secrecy and discourage help are not typical and it's a huge Red Flag when one encounters it. In spite of their announcement today, that Flag is still flying. 

   So barring any breaking news, we're taking a slight hiatus from proceeding with the case, until more information comes in. 

WALKER COUNTY JANE DOE UPDATE AND SOME COMMENT

     It's been some time since we've given an update on this story, but one of our contributors has pointed out that the few people still concerned about this case have been asking for updates. Admittedly, the hysteria around the so-called 'Pandemic' and the general political and social upheaval have slowed research down considerably, but it's still ongoing. We've been getting some more information coming in: and that is another main reason for posting these occasional updates, to encourage people to come forward. Unlike the Walker County Sheriff's Office, we don't disregard tips; nor do we berate, intimidate or threaten people who provide them---as we've heard now from several sources that WCSO does. 

   In fact, during the last few months we've spoken to some who've given tips to WCSO and they've helped move things forward in spite of the obstacles. One man living near Huntsville who remembered seeing her and a woman from Aransas Pass who knew of her have given us a fairly good idea as to who she might have been. The current difficulty gaining access to both archival resources and travel have made obtaining some vital evidence hard to obtain; but once we've secured it and it matches, we'll make her name public. What we can say for now is that it looks now like at least one of the tips that Carl Koppelman posted on his WCJD Facebook page from 2015-2018 was right after all, and maybe even some others despite the apparent contradictions in what the witnesses remembered after 40 or so years. 

   I hope that this latest information will bear some fruit, not only so that WCJD can finally get her name back, but all those well-intentioned people who tried to provide help and suffered browbeating from WCSO and ridicule from brigades of online trolls will be vindicated. As for identifying her actual killer(s), we now think there were three men involved; two in the actual murder and the third with tampering with the body and crime scene. 

   I realize that some readers would like more details: eventually they will come out and we appreciate your patience. There's a huge difference in how some cases have to be handled. When you have a good and active police department and an involved family like we've seen in the Alameda County Jane Doe Case, one can talk fairly openly. When you have a lethargic police department and little/no help from family like in the Prince George's County Jane Doe Case one can still be fairly open because no one's going to take any interest unless you do all of the work for them. But, in case like Walker County Jane Doe's case, you have a police agency that is directly opposing solving the case and a family which---as far as I can tell---has chosen to keep silent, then it's another matter. 

   There are two main reasons for the different approaches. One is that, in this circumstance, we have to have enough evidence to present to a Federal Prosecutor; which we intend to do. In this case, one can't name names or make accusations without something that can actually be disputed in Court. The second reason is that, because we're dealing with a hostile investigative agency, it's not wise to publicize everything that we have; both on the case and on them. They've been a bit lax in their own security lately, and as they say in the MSM, we have "a source close to officials" in/around Huntsville---thus whatever contingencies and subterfuges they have planned, we probably already know about. 

    Take for example, statements from characters like WCSO Sgt. Danny Billingsley who's supposedly been in charge of the investigation. When he finally got around---after 39 years---to getting NCMEC to do a composite, he told the Huntsville Item that "There are some composite sketches out there of Jane Doe but none of them looked alike" (Query: and nobody thought this was an issue?) "We worked with NCMEC and now we have one that we believe looks like the victim at the time of her murder." No seriously, this is coming from somebody whom IIRC saw the actual body and has viewed the autopsy photos. One of the very first things that seemed 'off' about this investigation was that none of the official composites look even remotely alike:

   And none of them look especially similar to the autopsy photos. In fact, the only consistent feature is her necklace: another piece of evidence that WCSO has conveniently lost. "We would love to get her identified" Billingsley claims, "which would be somewhat of a win, and to catch her killer." 

   "Somewhat of a win," he can't even muster enough fake enthusiasm for an interview. Of course, he was talking to The Huntsville Item which rarely has anything but the most effusive praise for Walker County authority figures. Billingsley is also being a bit disingenuous "hoping to catch her killer," since he's apparently been quite vocal in his belief that Henry Lee Lucas was the killer, in spite of having no evidence. This seems to be the official party line; in the 1980s, Detective Ted Pearce told an interviewer that, "We had the bite mark on her left shoulder, and when I went to interview him, he told me he had dental reconstruction done. I was devastated. We had photos of him before, and his teeth looked like they would have matched the bite mark, but we just couldn't make that match. I still believe Henry Lee Lucas killed this girl." Considering that Lucas had a long criminal record, and that prisons kept dental records---or for that matter, they knew who'd done his dental reconstruction and had records---they could have made comparisons. But they didn't. 

   In fact, assuming that WCSO hasn't 'accidentally' since lost the dental impression, they could theoretically check them against the names of the two men whom we suspect were involved in the killing---since one happens to be incarcerated right there in Huntsville and the other a military veteran---but they haven't done that either. 

  None of the information WCSO has given about this case has ever made any sense.  The autopsy report lists her as 5'0-5'2, 100-108 lbs, age 14-16. WCSO says that she was 5'5-5'7 abt. 110 lbs. age 16-18. Yet a witness who saw the night she died was able to make a positive ID from the autopsy photo alone. Another WCSO apparatchik told the press years ago that: "She was a very beautiful young lady, and she had been cared for. She was clean and had been well fed, and her teeth were in good shape. We knew right away she wasn't a transient. I promise you, somebody knows this gal. She just didn't fall out of the sky." I've also thought that a bit peculiar too. Witnesses indicate that she was in some of these very small villages nearby at times and regularly hitch-hiked into the Huntsville area: it seems very strange that so many Huntsville officials living in these same small hamlets and regularly driving the same roads never noticed her. "No one came forward to identify her:" is that really believable? 

   

   Definitely, now is a good time to come forward with information, so hopefully this article can be shared. As I mentioned above, there are also a number of trolls and troublemakers apparently brigading articles on this case. I don't like bothering with these kinds of things but here's a specimen of nonsense that's been circulating on the web:

   No, it isn't connected to PJ Media and the idea that it's run by the wife of  'Ex-Army' was started by some genuine conspiracy kooks connected with the Alt-Right of the MRM. Spreading these rumors around are bad enough, but what's more troubling is that people like this seem to enjoy muddying the waters because they'd rather LARP online and have endless controversy. I'm not a believer in the postmodernist doctrine that "the personal is political" so whatever political opinions expressed elsewhere on this blog really have nothing to do with this case. And BTW, in other cases that I've worked on, nobody in the families or LE concerned has ever bothered to ask whether I voted for Trump or not. For some reason, they seem more concerned with getting cases solved. 

Here's another specimen:

   What's troubling about this kind of comment isn't so much the implication. It appears on a forum where they have four full threads of discussions since 2009 and no solutions, after all. What's troubling is the attitude behind it. The writer seems to think this is all some show we're staging for his benefit and, as a member of the audience, now he's booing because the play's gone on too long. All that I can really say here is the only person I'm doing any of this for is WCJD. I'm not acting for my own benefit, so I'm certainly not acting for yours. 

    I usually don't like giving people like this attention, or responding to these kinds of comments, but I have had people forwarding them to me lately. I also don't mean to put down Websleuths because there are some good people there doing good work. But in light of the baseless conspiracy theories we've been accused of promoting, now we have this to deal with following the Gabbie Patito Case:

     It's now become politically incorrect to help find/identify missing White women. Not that I especially care about Political Correctness, but this does make it a bit harder to get the Media to look into a case like this. Just like the fact that WCJD was a White teenager running free and thus couldn't be turned into a national martyr like some 350-lb. Fentanyl addict has made it harder to get help from legal sources. 

    I really had hoped that we'd not see this case go to 41 years with no resolution, but we're living in a truly evil age and things are unpredictable. All that we can do is to do our best, and we're going to keep at it. 

PUBLIC'S HELP SOUGHT IN COLD CASE

     So this is the outset of an extended weekend here in the Prozac Nation. There are two official holidays this year; one is Memorial Day, when honor our brave men and women in uniform who were heroically padlocking churches and enforcing travel bans until recently. The Junta has also created a new holiday celebrating their official mascot: an Opioid addict and brutal thug who, during the course of an otherwise routine crime, managed to get himself killed and so secured a multi-million dollar payout for his previously-estranged family and their (totally disinterested) Civil Rights' attorneys. 

   But rather than waste any time with any of this nonsense, we thought we'd invite the few dozen readers that we still have to do something constructive. As many of you know, a close associate of ours is a volunteer researcher on various unsolved 'cold cases.' He's asked if we could elicit the public's help on a really difficult case. It's one of those cases where it's very likely that someone has information that can help; but without that information it may not be likely that it gets solved. 

   This case began on December 1st, 1972, when a man hunting deer in what was then a rural part of Laurel, Maryland came across a human skeleton. The skeleton had been lying on top the ground and there wasn't much left of the remains. The Medical Examiner concluded that it had been there 6 months to a year or more. They were able to determine that it belonged to a White female, no older than 25 or so with reddish or red-blonde hair. She was the victim of a homicide. Dental records showed that she had work done years before, but at the time of her death had an infected tooth. 

   No one claimed or identified her and the case went nowhere. In the late 1980s, a forensic sculptor created a new composite, which unfortunately only a Black & White copy has ever been issued. 

   Again, no one came forward with any information. It wasn't until late 2018 that serial killer Samuel Little confessed to the murder. Investigators concluded that his confession was genuine, based on that Little vividly recalled the now-nonexistent  route to the murder scene and, apparently correctly identified what she was wearing which matched a few fragments of fabric recovered at the scene (but not made public)---as well as his own extensive criminal record which placed him in the area at the time. Little, however, never revealed her name; claiming to have 'forgotten' it in spite of stalking her for three days and remembering many other things quite clearly. 

  "She wasn't a bad kid. She just met the wrong guy---me!" Little reportedly boasted to the investigators. He recalled being disappointed that it took so long to find the body because he'd hoped to read about it in the newspapers. The fiend went on to describe how she tearfully begged for her life before he choked her to death with his bare hands. 

   New information which Little was able to provide was that the victim was killed around May, 1972 and that he was giving her a ride from a Washington D.C. bus station where she had stopped to use a payphone. She was 19 years old, and was married, but was going through a bitter divorce. Apparently, the phone call was placed to her divorce attorney who announced it had been finalized the same day that Little killed her. He stated that she had recently had a baby and was originally from Massachusetts (he though from Springfield or possibly Salem). Little said that she was a prostitute (which is questionable since he referred to all women that way), and that he took to the murder site for consensual sex (which is also questionable given what Little's definition of 'consensual' likely was). 

   Little's confession narrowed down the times and places quite considerably, but not enough to form a basis of any meaningful research. There are no known reported Missing Persons whose descriptions more than tangentially match; and of course what happened to the baby is also an open question (there haven't been any reports of missing or murdered infants from that time or area either). Despite the apparent fact that the Doe was going through some rough times financially on account of the divorce (this was in the pre-'No Fault' era and Little's testimony implied that she had initiated the proceedings), she had some personal contacts. After 49 years, though, if anybody has any ideas, they need to speak up. 

      The agency in charge of the case is the Prince George's County Police Department which, to be fair, is underfunded and understaffed to be taking on many old cases. Also, to be fair, a nation that celebrates criminals like Samuel Little while prosecuting and defunding police officers for doing their jobs isn't likely to produce a work environment involving very much extra effort. However, reliable tips would be of great value because---despite the age of this crime---authorities do have viable DNA samples. The Medical Examiner's Office at 410-333-3250 is a good contact, or you can contact us in the comments and we'll help facilitate things. 

THE WALKER COUNTY JANE DOE CASE REACHES A SAD MILESTONE (READ AND SHARE)

    On Saturday, November 1st, 1980, at six o'clock in the morning,  a truck driver was on a routine trip down I-45 near Huntsville, Texas when he spotted what appeared to be a human body lying near a ditch. Like other motorists before him, he assumed it to be a prop from the previous night's Halloween festivities. But there had been a recent number of murders tied to itinerant truck drivers, and President Carter issued a plea to American truckers to be extra vigilant. What the driver found was the beaten and strangled body of a young woman. Subsequent investigation found that she had been seen in Huntsville the day before, asking directions. She was never officially identified, nor have her killers been charged. 

  With advances in forensic technology, public pressure forced reopening of the case in 2015. Some Internet figures launched a huge publicity campaign in 2018 to bring public attention to the case. A friend of the blog who volunteers on cases like these, brought it to our attention. We formed a small group of specialists to see if we could lend insights into the matter. Our goal was to see the case closed and justice done before the 40th Anniversary of the girl's death, but sadly we didn't achieve that, though we've made considerable progress. 

  

   There was no word on the 'progress' of this case, however, from the authorities in Walker County and hasn't been since the grossly incompetent Detective Thomas Bean was assigned to it in 2017. In fact, as this investigation has worn on, it has become unfortunately apparent that the Walker County authorities' combined negligence, indifference, probable corruption, and sheer stupidity are the greatest hindrances to a resolution in the case. Hence we decided to work without their 'cooperation', in fact we regard their position in the investigation as adversarial. 

   During the course of our investigation, we've established some contacts within Huntsville, Texas: many of whom know the three idiots pictured above personally, and they've confirmed some of our worst suspicions about them. In fact, I'm of the personal opinion that authorities in Walker County and 'others' elsewhere both know and have known all about this case since 1980 but for various reasons have preferred to keep it behind the curtain. 

  Which brings us to the next point. We believe that there is now sufficient evidence to make their misdeeds public (i.e. in a Court of Law) and several liable parties to this case may---if all goes as planned---find themselves facing charges before very long. In case trolls from Walker County's local government are reading this and decide to start destroying evidence, don't bother. We've been ten steps ahead of you for some time; and Judge Pierce---you old poltroon--- and Sheriff McRae--- you disgusting little maggot--- will hopefully be taught that the World is a bigger place than your private fiefdom in and about the hamlet of Huntsville. 

    As far as progress in the case goes, we've made some gains in 2020. For legal reasons, there are some personal details which can't be disclosed (yet). Last year, we found some very strong circumstantial evidence pointing to the girl's killers. One is dead; the other currently imprisoned for other crimes. Some of the things we've learned since have strengthened this belief. However, please understand that we can't come out with a formal accusation since conclusive proof is under protected medical information. If a competent law enforcement agency were on the job, the theory could be confirmed or ruled out. The Walker County Sheriff, incidentally, has been informed of these men's identity through multiple parties but have taken no action on it whatsoever. 

  Our biggest hopeful sign this year has come with a possible identification for the victim. After a public tips about a teenage runaway in a motel and another about a sighting at Rebekah Home for Girls proved to be mistaken identities, we somewhat lucked into a tip from Aransas Pass, Texas that put a lot of dominoes in place. Again, for legal reasons, we can't make a name public, but we're working on getting a photograph. 

     These announcements aren't about blowing our own horns, so to speak, but simply to reassure those few who still care about the case that it hasn't been forgotten. And we also hope to show that if we've made this kind of progress in two years using Century-old police techniques, then those modern departments with sophisticated technology and increased access to records ought to blush with shame at the fact that they've made no progress at all in over twice as much time. 

   What we can share publicly (based on our current theory) is this map of WCJD's probable whereabouts during the last two years of her life. Anybody from these areas please feel free to share. 

       Anyone from these areas who might remember anything, please get in touch in the comments below and we'll provide you with our contact info. Anonymity is totally respected. Also, anybody who's given tips to the useless Walker County Sheriff and had them disregarded are encouraged to comment as well. We actually follow up on those things. 

     Thank you to everyone helping. Let's not let this get to a 41st Anniversary. 

   

   

SERIAL KILLER CAUGHT; POLICE ASK FOR PUBLIC HELP

   Police in Iowa overnight announced the arrest of a serial killer implicated in several murders during the early 1990s. This arrest was accomplished through the efforts of the FBI and law enforcement agencies in three states who were able to connect DNA matches leading to the suspect. In 2017, the Trump Administration eliminated many of the inter-jurisdictional bureaucratic barriers between sharing information between agencies, and it's helped considerably.  

  The case originally began in Wyoming, where DNA was collected from two Jane Does in hopes of identifying them. Both were murdered in 1992. The lab failed to make an identification; however specimens of male DNA at the crime scene proved that the same man was responsible for both killings. What wasn't known at the time was that the same DNA turned up in connection with the unsolved 1991 murder of Pamela 'Rose' McCall and her unborn child. Apparently, through a tip, detectives came to suspect a trucker named Clark Baldwin, of Waterloo, Iowa. Baldwin is now 58 years old.  At the time, Baldwin worked for a company called Marten Transport which is headquartered in Mondovi, Wisconsin. 

  Normally, we don't give these scumbags any publicity; but we're making an exception here in case any current or former truckers reading might remember this pig and be able to give the authorities further information. 

  The authorities in Wyoming especially are asking for help here because Baldwin hasn't (or won't) identify either of the two Does found there. Here are composite photos of them. 

   The first girl was a known hitch-hiker. She's believed to have been either partly or wholly of Hispanic descent. She wore a wedding band and had a caesarian scar, but no missing persons matching her have been reported. Her approximate age was mid-20s to mid-30s; and she had dental work done in the past. She was 5-8 and around 125 lbs. 

  The girl had a tattoo which was traced to an artist in Tuscon, Arizona. He stated that he'd seen her in the Fall of 1991. Her body was found dumped near the Bitter Creek Truck Rest Stop in Sweetwater, Wyoming. Hence, she's been known as Bitter Creek Jane Doe. 

  The second girl was found in an advanced state of decomposition in a ditch in rural Sheridan County, Wyoming. Very little was determined about her. She's believed to have been in her mid-teens to early 20s. Estimated height and weight 5-5 and about 115 lbs. 

  If anyone has information about these cases, please contact the Wyoming State Patrol's Department of Investigations at 307-777-7181, or leave a comment below for us to contact them. If anyone knows of Baldwin's further activities, please contact your local FBI Field Office, or feel free to comment here and we'll take care of it. 

  I should point out here again that---despite Feminist propaganda---it really isn't safe for women to be out alone. Granted, most men are friendly and protective, but all it takes is one encounter with a psycho like Baldwin to end up a Jane Doe or a murder statistic. And all of his (known) victims died horrible deaths. Granted, Baldwin is probably destined either for Tennessee's electric chair or Wyoming's gas chamber, but that won't bring back anybody's missing girl. 

WEEK 7 OF THE 'CRISIS' SOME VICTORIES WON

   So we're now entering Week 7 of the so-called 'Crisis'. There have been a few positive signs. President Trump has spoken publicly about liberating the States currently under occupation. And in Kansas, Federal Judge John Broomes (another Trump appointee) crushed the attempts of the Bolshevik Governor to suppress religious freedom. In Michigan, a popular movement is growing against the Whitmer Regime, with at least 365,000 members and four sheriffs supporting it. And we'd like to give a special applause to Racine County Sheriff Christopher Schmaling, who stood up to pusillanimous Wisconsin Governor Tony Evars. 

   "Wisconsin law gives the Governor and the Wisconsin DHS the authority to develop emergency measures and enforce rules and orders to protect the public during a health crisis. However, state law does not have the power to supersede or suspend the Constitutional rights of American citizens,"the Sheriff said on Friday. "The overreaching measures taken by State government will have dire lifetime consequences for businesses, homeowners, and families. I took an oath to uphold the constitutional rights of our citizens and I can not in good faith participate in the destruction of Racine County businesses or interfere in the freedoms granted to all of us by our Constitution." 

   I'm happy to see Sheriff Schmaling taking a stand for Freedom, because he's done many other good deeds. His office cracked the 20 year-old Racine County Jane Doe Case  and locked up the disgusting Swamp Creature who was responsible for it. He's also been among the leaders in fighting the Opioid Epidemic; especially in some innovative diversion programs. 

  But the Enemies of Freedom have been doubling down---and this in spite of their empty platitudes about gradual reopenings. The Commissars don't mean a word of any of this. Anthony Fauci---the Trojan Horse who, by his own admission, has been experimenting with COVID-infected bats in Wuhan, China since the Obama Administration---has been egging on the Occupiers to commit further unconstitutional crimes. One of his innovations has been suggesting (likely at the instigation of Bill Gates and George Soros) that American should be forced to carry or wear some certificate of ideological purity clean health. 

  Valley County, Montana issued an edict last week---the first of its type that I know of---ordering businesses to refuse service to American citizens who don't display a pink armband.
  

  

               


































      This egregious act drew such a backlash that the Commissars were obliged to walk back their original intentions. This is a typical maneuver we've seen multiple times during the Deep State Administrations. They back down temporarily if the public really fears some initiative of theirs. But it's only to regroup and figure out a way to circumvent the Popular Will. The pink (a telling choice of colors) armbands didn't work---maybe a card or other emblem will have to be introduced. 

    Montana is currently under the jurisdiction of a real swine named Steve Bullock. A Neo-Marxist graduate of Columbia Law School, Bullock's top contributors include Beltway legal firms, Microsoft, Amazon, and other profiteers and parties with a vested interest in perpetuating and extending the 'Crisis'. 

   This week, I believe, will be a pivotal one in the Fight for Freedom. The Occupiers are facing some Resistance; but they are determined not to give up power. The solidarity of those who oppose them will make the difference. 

PSA/COLD CASE UPDATES---PLEASE READ AND SHARE

   The MSM-generated panic over the COVID virus is dominating the news. Seriously, with all of the police crackdowns, lockdowns, shortages of goods and services, curfews, 'nonessential' businesses closed, hotlines set up to denounce neighbors, governors ruling by decree: it feels like I fell into a Time Portal and landed in Czechoslovakia circa 1955. 

    
   Well, we're not behind the Iron Curtain yet. And there's still work to do.  It's been awhile since we've updated news on some of the Cold Case/Missing Persons stories we've been following. The first one is one we haven't covered, but is sent us by a trusted reader. We're leading off with this one because public help is badly needed. 

   The picture on the left is an unidentified girl who was found strangled to death in a hotel room in Oakland, California on October 2nd, 1969. The girl on the right is named Phyllis Corbin; and she ran away from home in St. Louis in November of 1963. Without going into too much detail here, Phyllis' family and several private and official agents believe these two girls to be the same person. The problem is that we haven't been able to recover DNA from the Doe, although fingerprints and dentals are available. But in Phyllis' case, we have DNA but no fingerprints or dentals. The police won't make a confirmation without biometric proof, or some other solid evidence. 

   We believe that the Doe knew her killer: a rotten scumbag named Taylor Teaford. Teaford was a convicted rapist and cold-blooded killer who murdered his own grandmother for her money and shot his sister in 1967. He was on the run after that killing, before turning up in Oakland to commit another murder. He's never been seen since murdering the Doe: my personal suspicion is that they were going to leave the country together, but Teaford robbed and murdered her instead and escaped alone. However, I'm not worried about the whereabouts of that jackass. He'd be around 86 years old if still living, and soon to meet Justice at the Hands of God, from Whom there's no escape. 

   But since the Doe/Phyllis was likely in the same company and area as Teaford, we mention his background. If any of readers were in the area on the map during the late 1960's or know people who were and might remember these people. They were likely connected with the California drug scene back then.

   
     Another case we've been following and actively working on and getting a lot of questions about is the Walker County Jane Doe (WCJD) case. The background to this story's been covered widely here and elsewhere.

  Don't despair, Readers. Unlike certain others, we haven't forgotten about her. I think that we now know the girl's killers---there were apparently two men involved---and her movements in the months preceding her death. We now have some information possibly linking her to Aransas Pass, Texas and strong circumstantial evidence as to her identity. We were on the verge on getting some documentary evidence to confirm; but the COVID lockdowns in Texas shut off those sources. However, this is all looking solid on paper: and we'll get this done in spite of all the obstacles. 

  The third one covered a case we wrote about in late 2018, and we're bringing it up again both because it's still unsolved and because the linked article has been subjected to numerous troll attacks. This is also a case where public information can be helpful. 

  On Thanksgiving Day, 1984, 17 year-old Liz LaMotte got a pass from the Girls' Home where she lived to attend an annual high school football game in Manchester, New Hampshire. She never came back. Her body was found along a road in Tennessee in April, 1985. She was unidentified and known as Greene County Jane Doe until the circumstances described in our article led to her identification in 2018. 

 My suspicion is that Liz met someone she knew from high school at the game who'd moved somewhere in the Virginia/Tennessee/Carolinas area. Readers who might have been in the Manchester area especially during the early to mid 1980's; or remember Liz and a man elsewhere, please let us know in the comments and we'll get the info to the authorities.

  Last but not least, there's been the active case concerning the disappearance of Tylee Ryan and Joshua Vallow. This whole sordid story is connected to a cult. There have been some new developments in the case;  and these revelations have really brought the Mormon Cult under a spotlight. The Mormon 'church' itself has kept quiet during the trial, but these stories about zombies and Dark Churches and other cultish nonsense must have them biting their collective nails. 

  To make matters worse for the cultists, the media in Phoenix obtained a leaked e-mail indicating that indictments are pending over one of the numerous suspicious deaths surrounding this couple. Around Chad and Lori Daybell: Chad's ex-wife died under mysterious circumstances as did Lori's brother. Lori was married four times previous to Chad Daybell: one husband's whereabouts are unknown and two died in highly suspicious deaths. 3 people missing and 4 people dead around one couple: the Daybells are like a low-budget version of Bill and Hillary Clinton. 

   If anybody has any information on any of these cases, let us know in the comments with an e-mail address and we'll get back to you. We'll respect your anonymity if you wish. And please feel free to share this article as well.