This information may lead you to something... big.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Louis_Jane_Doe
This girl was found in the basement of an abandoned building in University City, St. Louis, who had been raped, suffocated, and then beheaded. She was between 8 and 11. She was found by two men who just happened to go into the basement of the abandoned building looking for a piece of pipe to fix something on their car. She was believed to have been murdered three to five days before being found. If you know St. Louis, there are many abandoned buildings. The odds of her being found like this are... interesting. Reads like horror story or mystery novel; it reads like a constructed narrative.
"Her remains were found by two looters after one lit a cigarette that created enough light to expose the body. Her body was naked save for a yellow sweater, and was left on her stomach, with her hands bound behind her back with red and white nylon rope."
Here is where things get "interesting." After many attempts to find more information on her including bone analysis that determined she was from somewhere in either the Midwest or North East such as Virginia (though there are conflicting reports on this that suggest she was raised in the South due to a lack of fluoride ingestion), they sent her sweater to a psychic...
"Her sweater had previously been sent to a psychic in Florida but was never returned, presumably lost in the mail."
Some more information that conflicts with the Wikipedia article/isn't mentioned, is that one psychic who was consulted suggested they contact the coast guard... This suggests not only child trafficking, but also that the psychic may have had information about where a girl like this would've come from, as I don't subscribe to the notion of psychics being magical or whatever.
http://www.riverfronttimes.com/stlouis/the-case-that-haunts/Content?oid=2460475
"The psychics put their hands on the fingerprints and would shoot straight up in their chairs like they got a jolt or something," remembers Burgoon. "At the end of the meeting they told me to call the Coast Guard. The head is on a boat in the Gulf of Mexico."
I would like to reiterate there were conflicting reports on the bone analysis. There are likely some solid websluths threads on this as well...
There was also mention of a public hair found on the girl, however the police reported that it likely came from one of the officers. Convenient.
A tiny bit more information I would like to put out there about St. Louis:
https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1604989
Feel free to look through any of my old threads as most deal with St. Louis. You may reach out to me and I will respond.
I would also like to mention that I spoke with the FBI and passed some information along about a week or more ago and have seen what I believe to be surveillance on the establishments. I haven't posted this (the information passed to the FBI) on here or anywhere yet, but I have certainly seen movement on it. I can't prove it, and wouldn't want to if I could, but know that these threads are monitored by the good guys too. Please, trust me on that.
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Queen_Puabi ago
Possibly two drug addicts looking for copper pipes to sell? Is there a link of who the men were?
Wolftrail7272 ago
Suspiciously, in both the Ricky McCormick case as well as this Jane Doe case, both individuals are found very soon after their deaths. With McCormick he was found 3 days after his death, and with Jane Doe it was 3 to 5. Both were in very out of the way places in the sense that it is statistically unlikely that people would just "come across them."
Not only these two, but the case of Angie Housman, who was found tied to a tree at Busch Wildlife, had died only hours before some hunters came across her, naked and frozen with gaffers tape (kind used in film) over her eyes and mouth. Make no mistake, these are not coincidences. The police (major case squad) and FBI know a great deal more than they let the public in on.
Jem777 ago
Meet?