Selections for Sunday?

Anyone care to venture a name to profile for a future Select It Sunday?

And in other news, I’m good for Make-a-List Monday for a long time: up till February 23! That’s eight weeks!

MP of the week: Joshua Feebeck

This week’s featured missing person is Joshua Price Feebeck, a fifteen-year-old boy missing from Mount Vernon, Washington since July 7, 2007. It’s no mystery what happened to Josh: he was out on the river with a friend when their boat overturned and he presumably drowned.

He would have been 23 next year.

Last of my ET entries for the year

Thomas Jones, who (possibly together with his 13-year-old daughter) killed his niece in 1868.

Make-a-List Monday: Divorce

This list is of MPs who were in the process of a divorce at the time they disappeared. I did not include people who were merely separated. I also did not include MPs who disappeared after declaring they were going to get a divorce, but hadn’t actually filed yet.

1. Patricia Elayne Action
2. Rachael Leigh Anderson
3. Stacy Ann Aragon
4. Carol Arcuri
5. Mary Ann Bagenstose
6. Dorothy Ann Bois
7. Star Gail Boomer
8. David Douglas Boone
9. Robert T. Breed II
10. Regina F. Brown
11. Bertha Louise Burke
12. Vicky Lynn Burross
13. Susan Diane Wolff Cappel
14. Linda Kay Carroll
15. Kimberly Michelle Clark
16. Joyce Gaines Crider
17. Linda Jean Crites
18. Guadalupe Dailey
19. Sandra Lee Davis
20. Sharon Eugenia Davis
21. Carol Kresge DeArment
    
22. Peggy Dianovsky
23. Bethany Lynne Dougherty
24. Scott William Dusa
25. Barbara Lee Elms
26. Frances Collier Ewalt
27. Patricia Alice Faulkner
28. Lian Fang Feng
29. Denise Ordene Fraley
30. Aferdita Gjerjaj
31. Julie Ann Gonzalez
32. Crystal Dupuis Grebinger
33. Mary Kathryn Greene
34. Ada Jane Groomes
35. Steven Hafer
36. Joan Ellen Hansen
37. Jeanine Sanchez Harms
38. Michele Anne Harris
39. Deborah Ann Heriford
40. Paul Richard Hodgden
41. Girly Chew Hossencofft
42. Cheryl Huff
43. Darleta Hurt
44. Richard J. Jargowsky Jr.
45. Nahida Ahmed Khatib
46. Norvice Landon
47. Doris Fay Lentz
48. Cindy Marie Lesko
49. Faith Nanette Lippe
50. Rosa Margarita Lisowski
51. Stephanie Anne Lyng
52. Elizabeth Ann Maggard
53. Rosa Maria Marquez
54. Michael Martinez
55. Judith Ann Mattise
56. Yolanda Jean Maull
57. Deborah Jean McKneely
58. Leon Arthur Moncer
59. Debora Gail DeLoach Moody
60. Karen Elizabeth Moore
61. Petra Loretta Muhammad
62. Bill Neyenesch
63. Pamela Jane Page
64. Annita Maria Price
65. Ann Mineko Racz
66. Leticia Barrales Ramos
67. Heath Riley Reams
68. Maria I. Reyes
69. Isabel Rodriguez
70. Diana Raquel Rojas
71. Felita Ruark
72. Kristina Marie Tournai Sandoval
73. Juliana Mae Schubert
74. Bernice Selby
75. Teresa Dianne Shannon
76. Sharon Shechter
77. Nancy Lynn Begg Shoupp
78. Brenda Starr Snouffer
79. John Michael Spira
80. Lisa Michelle Stebic
81. Katherine Lynn Stobaugh
82. Bao Sun
83. Patricia Cesares Treloar
84. Jane Ellen Wakefield
85. Lisa Marie Wallace
86. Stefanie Welch
87. Rochelle Claudia White
88. David Laverne Wobig
89. Steven F. Woelfel
90. Melody Wolf
91. Nancy Wroblewski

Select It Sunday: Kelly Dae Wilson

Selected by Sarah, this Sunday’s featured disappearance is Kelly Dae Wilson, who happens to share a birth date with my boyfriend. Kelly mysteriously disappeared from Gilmer, Texas on January 5, 1992, five months shy of her eighteenth birthday.

Eight people, including, bizarrely, the police officer investigating Kelly’s case, were ultimately charged with abducting, sexually abusing and murdering Kelly. Prosecutors at the time believed her presumed death was the result of satanic ritual abuse. But it turned out the “satanic cult” didn’t exist and all the charges against everyone were dropped two months after the indictment.

So if an evil satanic cult didn’t abduct Kelly, what happened to her? That remains a mystery.

APs and pics

Awhile back I stopped putting up a notice on the updates page if I added a new picture or pictures to a casefile, or updated an existing age-progression. There were just too many of those. I do still put up a notice if I add an AP to a case that didn’t previously have one. Three of my updates for today were new APs.

I also added a bunch of updated APs and new pics today. I thought I’d list them for your benefit.

Updated APs

1. Maria Florence Anjiras
2. Dorothy Mildred Clitheroe
3. Christopher Milton Dansby
4. Ashley Renae Freeman
5. Ivory Francis Green
6. Emily Maria Izykowski
7. Catrina Renee Jackson
8. Ta’Niyah Monique Leonard
9. Tabitha Danielle Tuders

New Pictures

1. Lucely Aramburo
2. Bonnie Lynn Haim
3. Tammie Michelle Mooney
4. Diana Raquel Rojas
5. Levi Brian Yellowmule Jr.

Flashback Friday: Ann Marie Burr

This week’s Flashback Friday case is Ann Marie Burr, missing from Tacoma, Washington since August 31, 1961, when she was eight years old. She was apparently abducted in the night, either lured out of or just plain taken from her house. Whatever happened, happened without waking Ann’s younger sister who shared a room with her.

Ann’s case is quite famous because of its possible connection with Ted Bundy. He lived in the area and knew her, and in spite of his youth (he was only fourteen when she disappeared) many Bundy scholars believe she was his first victim. The “did he or didn’t he?” is a pretty big topic for debate among Bundy hobbyists.

I think it’s unlikely we’ll ever know what happened. But in the unlikely event that she is still alive, Ann Marie would be 62 today.

Make-a-List Monday: People in wheelchairs

A list of MPs who used wheelchairs, either full- or part-time, whether or not they had said wheelchairs with them when they disappeared.

1. Timothy Darrell Case
2. Ronald Allen Douglass
3. Patricia Ferro
4. Stephanie Marie Gant-Brady
5. Thomas Mark Leahy
6. Sara Jo Mowrey
7. Mabel A. Pugliese
8. Kay Frances Read
9. Janita Gay Sites
10. Alice Jewell Stewart

‘Tis the season to be jolly

I’m taking off until Christmas. The reason being that I am going to my boyfriend’s family’s house tomorrow and will stay there until the 25th, and obviously I can’t bring Orville with me. (Well, I guess I could, but it would be far more trouble than it’s worth.) I’ll still have my cell phone though.

Last Christmas was very…um…difficult for me. Family problems. I’m hoping this one will be better. I have no particular gifts I want, only a conflict-free, or at least quiet, time. And for more missing people to come home this year.

Select It Sunday: Kevin Mahoney

Sorry about missing Flashback Friday; I was visiting my dad and didn’t get back till relatively late yesterday. Anyway, this week’s Select It Sunday case was chosen by Angie: Kevin Gerald Mahoney, missing from Fargo, North Dakota since October 2, 1993. He was 25. He left home to walk to his brother’s apartment south of Moorhead, Minnesota, but never arrived. Google Maps says Fargo and Moorhead are only 1.5 miles apart.

I don’t have much on Mr. Mahoney, other than that foul play is suspected in his disappearance. A search for recent news on his case (I haven’t updated his casefile since 2010) turned up nothing.