11-18-2015, 03:54 PM
^ I wasn't familiar with the case, Maggot. Interesting and sad.
According to the linked story, the woman and oldest child were found in a steel drum in 1988 and the two younger girls were found in a steel drum in 2000 -- all found near each other in New Hampshire.
Amazing what can be ascertained from forensic science these days. Forensic experts have determined they most likely were killed between 1980 and 1984 and lived in Northeast and the woman is the mother of the oldest child.
I hope investigators get some good tips with the release of the new information. Or, maybe the new information can help detectives narrow down the nationwide list of missing persons enough to identify the victims (assuming they were reported missing)? Hard to imagine that four people completely disappeared and nobody reported it, but it happens.
According to the linked story, the woman and oldest child were found in a steel drum in 1988 and the two younger girls were found in a steel drum in 2000 -- all found near each other in New Hampshire.
Amazing what can be ascertained from forensic science these days. Forensic experts have determined they most likely were killed between 1980 and 1984 and lived in Northeast and the woman is the mother of the oldest child.
I hope investigators get some good tips with the release of the new information. Or, maybe the new information can help detectives narrow down the nationwide list of missing persons enough to identify the victims (assuming they were reported missing)? Hard to imagine that four people completely disappeared and nobody reported it, but it happens.