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The Happy Judy

Jennifer Judy was born in San Mateo, California and was the youngest of three children. Her friends and family described her as a happy and fiercely independent person who enjoyed playing sports. She was a champion swimmer in California and showed such promise that she was offered a chance to try out for the 1964 Olympics but turned it down. …

The Identified Victim

On August 7, 1952, 13-year-old Evelyn Oswald and her 11-year-old sister, Virginia, departed from their Cheboygan, Michigan home to take their dog for a walk at an abandoned gravel quarry a short distance away. As their dog lapped at the shallow water collected at the pit’s base, their gaze snagged on something partially submerged near the water’s edge. A horrifying …

Chocolate Soufflé – Ramadan Special – Quick Recipe

Recipe on YouTube Ingredients of Chocolate Soufflé 2 eggs ½ cup sugar ¼ cup flour ¼ cup cocoa powder 3 tbsp oil/melted butter 3 tbsp milk semi-sweet chocolate bar Recipe Take two eggs and separate their whites. Beat the egg yolks until they form staunch peaks. Melt chocolate bar for making ganache. Combine ½ cup sugar, ¼ cup flour, ¼ …

The Young Native Of America

Arnold Archambeau, AKA Arnold Picotte, (20) and Ruby Bruguier (18) were a young Native American couple (of the Yankton Sioux tribe) living in South Dakota, and they had a child together in 1991 (a child they adored, and Ruby was still breastfeeding this child at the time of disappearance which just adds a layer of sadness to it). Arnold was …

Unsolved Series Of Cases

Not much information is available on these cases, but I hope you’ll stick it out just in case you might know a possible Doe or any other information that might provide answers to two missing person cases. The first case involves the 1994 disappearance of Elizabeth Jean Acton. Elizabeth, known as Betsy, was a nurse in Lexington, Kentucky. Around the …