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C. Ann so sorry to hear of your loss.
HOWEVER, C. Ann must be prepared to answer some questions that she will find very uncomfortable (as they have confused me as well). Her local police will ask her:
Did you not find it strange that you had not spoken to your sister in TWO YEARS?
If you were told that she was in the hospital, you didn't visit her in the hospital for the TWO YEARS she was there?
You said you got alot of advice from folks on a Disney board, you mean you have been to Disney a number of times in the past two years but have yet to visit your sister who was hit by a train?
They WILL ask these questions because the police have to decide who is making things up, the brother in law or the sister and if the answers to these questions aren't good the police are likely to ignore C. Ann.
Originally posted by cati
Hi there. From our pm and post here. I had an idea. Why dont all you and your family members chip in and hire a private investigator (yes, they are real). He/she could probably find out a lot more about this than you can waiting on him to make a mistake. They really are not that expensive if everyone chips in. We did that to find my dads brothers and sisters. Be sure to get one that is certified though. A good attorney (in that county)could probably point you in the right direction or even do some extensive searching on the net. They could even follow him - get pictures of your niece., etc. My DH said he would help you in anyway you wanted him to. (He is the one that is the seargant on the police force here). Just let me know.
eeek...marlasmom, are you sure you want to post your phone number? maybe you want to consider editing it out and pm-ing it to C.Ann instead?Originally posted by marlasmom
I completely understand. I was estranged from one of my sisters who was mentally unstable and did not learn of her death immediately - she had had a brain tumor which the doctor said she had had for years and probably contributed to her illness - although she was in a mental health facility for a while.
I am so very sorry - you have so much on your plate. If I can be of any help I'm a pm or a phone call away. xxx-xxx-xxxx.
My sister was married to an abusive man for a couple of years and I thank God every day she is away from him and now happily married to someone else.
Yet you still manage to come through.Another email arrived today - with a photo..
Was she in fact the "nameless" person in that newspaper article?
----------------------------------------Originally posted by DMRick
He has your email address? If so, you must now have his. In this case, the police will be able to find out the address that email address is registered to.
I would call the newspaper and see if they have verified the name of the person in the train accident, and sic a reporter on this, which you should have no trouble doing, since her hubby said it was her. Although if you now have the death date, and the train accident date, you prob already have your answer.
This is really strange. You have had one heck of a year.