Tuesday, April 25, 2017

Anonymous Information?


If you have any information about any unsolved cold case missing person. You can call (713) 481-3184. Please, no conspiracy theories or conjecture. If you know the location of any victim you can call the same number. I am here merely to find the victims so the families can have closure. You can also send a text message at the same number.

Thursday, April 13, 2017

Searching For Karen Ramirez

Seen here with the suspect charged with her murder  Miguel Angel Buezo. He is currently wanted for her murder.

Details of the case:


Monday, April 10, 2017

Here are a few quotes from an FBI agent working the Texas Killing Fields AND WHY I AM PISSED AND DETERMINED TO GET THIS CASE SOLVED
A few quotes of FBI
Some quotes from the phone conversation with FBI:
“ Serial killers are a dime a dozen,  I firmly think Stallings is probably good for the fourth one, I do, it’s just gonna be hard to prove that.” (4th one meaning one of the unidentified in the fields)
Talking about Bowen and Eaves who’s bodies were found in Fort Bend County.. “...its something that the elected DA has to decide, I don’t know, weren’t these two girls prostitutes? Here’s what his rationale is, uhm ..this guy is doing 400 years..why are we gonna spend the time and effort and energy when we’re understaffed and overworked, when this case will really serve nothing? If the girls parents were gonna beat the door down everyday that might change it. .....that’s just the way it is. “
Ok this is the same guy who tells the press that Stallings does not have credibility and is probably doing this to gain status in prison.
Interesting huh? He didnt know I was recording the call. I left his name out for legal purposes. WHO CARES IF THESE YOUNG GIRLS WERE PROSTITUTES ??? This is the bullshit i've been dealing with since I started working on this. Basically what he is saying is these girls were disposable.

Thursday, April 6, 2017

An Idea To Help Clear Unidentified Persons Remains and Solve Cases!


I was thinking about this the other day. Why cant states collect DNA from every person renewing or getting and ID or drivers license?  Can you imagine the impact it would have on clearing cold cases and identifying the dead who have yet to be identified?

Just a thought.


Jim


Wednesday, April 5, 2017

Traitors and Phoneys



It really didn't surprise me, but since I've starting doing this stuff I have noticed how a cutthroat business the "missing person" business is. I've attempted to try to work with a few who turn out to be in it for ulterior motives, trying to be the hero or trying to make money. Some will do anything to fish information from other missing person advocates for their own benefit. It's the same thing when it comes to search and recovery groups. They turn it into a for profit business when they officially have "non-profit" status. 

Wouldn't it be nice if we could all get together for the common good and just find these folks? There is so much jealousy and hate in this industry that it makes me sick. The ones who do this know exactly what I am talking about and you know who you are. I've got news for you, several of us know who you are too. That goes as well for the so called PI's trying to make a buck off the families of the missing. How dare you. And to those trying to work on a case yourself always trying to be a hero, you are sick. You have problems, you are fakes and deceptive people who have nothing better to do than be a busy body or a boring person who has no life and looking for attention. 

Those of us who do this from the heart know who you are, this is why you dont have many friends or anyone helping you. Word gets around. 

For those who are working on these cases sincerely, work together. This is not about us, this is all about the family and the missing, not you. Lets get these people found. Dont play detective and try to solve a case, that is what the police are for. That is their job, not yours. If you try to "solve " a case and start asking too many questions, we may be looking for you as well. 

Jim