I hope you guys have a happy last night of 2019 and a good upcoming year. I never thought I’d still be running the Charley Project, fifteen years down the line, but here I am.
I’ve been doing pretty well, pretty stable. My bipolar disorder etc. has been kept well under control with my current medication regimen, and I haven’t needed a medicine adjustment in over a year. And I’ve got the mysterious nausea and vomiting under control again.
I’ve made some new real-life friends this year as well as new online friends. My dog Kinsey, whom I adopted in 2018, is still with us, happy and healthy, at the ripe age of fifteen.
Michael has gotten much better since his health scare in June. He has been fat all his life, but at the urging of his doctors he went on a diet and stuck to it, and he’s lost over 100 pounds! He’s still fat, but he’s still losing weight. I’m proud of him and we are very happy together.
A few times I’ve mentioned a long term “project” I’m working on for the Charley Project, that I’m afraid I can’t be more specific about at this time, only to say it should be done in the coming year.
A lot of John and Jane Does have been identified this year, including three of the four Bear Brook victims, Malyse Honeychurch, Marie Vaughn and Sarah McWaters; Debra Jackson aka “Orange Socks”; Myoung Hwa Cho and her son Bobby Whitt aka “the Boy Under the Billboard”; and Peggy Johnson aka Racine Jane Doe.
Happy New Year.
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Happy New Year! Love, Halo, Christie, Bishop, Newt, Gabriel and Xuan Wu the turtle.
🥳 Happy New Year!🎆🎈🎊 and Clark County John Doe has been identified as Joseph Henry Loveless.
Happy New Year, Meaghan. Wishing you, Michael, and Kinsey a happy and healthy 2020. Thank you for your dedication to the project.
Happy new year to you and all the blog readers. So glad to hear your good news for the year.
Happy New Year to everyone. Also in 2020 lets push and pray, that the we and authorities account for more missing persons and more cold cases are cleared. This includes identifying more of the unidentified remains that have been recovered.
One case here is Illinois involves Jane Seneca Doe, who was found shot to death near Seneca, Illinois, in Grundy County, back in 1976. All, is know is that she was a black female, possibly 15 to 27 year old. She had a multi-colored sweater wrapped around her head, with a plastic bag and electrical tape attached. She was shot in the back of the head. The caliber of the bullet was not mentioned.
Happy New Year to you and your loved ones