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★ Disappearances & Vanishings (II)

Williamsburg, Virginia: Jennifer was reported missing in February of 1997.   Burden of Proof: Who Killed Jennifer Pandos? I: I Can No Longer Sit & Dwell, HBO/Sky Crime 2023

 

My father is responsible … My father was heavy for sure.  ibid.  brother Stephen’s quest  

 

Kerry Hendrix [older man whose son Jennifer used to babysit]: He had numerous convictions for crimes … against women.  ibid.  rozzer

 

Dear Mr & Mrs Pandos, your daughter is with me …  ibid.  letter, handwriting disguised      

   

This was the main thing for me … letter left in her bedroom.  ibid.  rozzer’s profiler  

 

My mother failed her polygraph.  ibid.  Stephen      

 

None of Jennifer’s things were missing.  ibid.

 

My father had failed his polygraph.  ibid.   

 

 

You may not know this but there are great problems among my family.  It just doesn’t seem that way.  Burden of Proof: Who Killed Jennifer Pandos? II: Great Problems in My Family, Jennifer’s letter

 

When the police were trying to get a hold of my mother, Wendy [sister] called my mother seven times before my mother called her back.  And during that period of time my mother is emailing my father asking, What do they want?  ibid.  Stephen     

 

Why was it necessary to disguise the writing?  ibid.  investigator

 

The parents’ behaviour is bizarre.  ibid.      

 

I’m thinking she had some kind of accidental death.  ibid.

 

 

The police are looking at other suspects now.  Burden of Proof: Who Killed Jennifer Pandos? III: What I’ve Said, of Course, is All True 

 

 

On February 10 2010 Margie Pandos agreed to undergo hypnosis as part of the investigation.  Burden of Proof: Who Killed Jennifer Pandos IV? I Can’t Erase the Things I’ve Done, caption

 

We open the door.  And there’s this pristine room.  ibid.  Margie under hypnosis  

 

I just think they’re afraid to say, Hey, we blew this case from the very beginning.  ibid.  Ron  

 

August [Jennifer] she has the abortion.  October ’86 she’s still fooling around with Tony [Tobler].  He’s giving her bruises from this letter.  She still loves him.  ibid.  investigator

 

He [Tony] told me he got in a fight with your sister.  He hit her.  She fell and hit her head and she was dead.  ibid.  Charlie May

 

It suggests that he [Tony] wrote it [note].  ibid.  testing     

 

Your parents are not suspects in this case.  ibid.  rozzer 

 

 

Protesters Demand To Know What Happened To 40 Missing Students.  This World: Disappeared: Mexico’s Missing 43 I, BBC 2023

 

‘The shooting got more intense.  We threw at them whatever we could.  I threw a stone and a water bottle.’  ibid.  survivor 

 

During the attacks Aldo is critically injured, three students and three members of the public are killed, and a large group of students go missing.  ibid.  

 

‘Who can you trust if the authorities themselves attack you?’  ibid.  student

 

 

In September 2014, 43 students disappeared form passenger buses in the Mexico town of Iguala, Guerrero.  The federal government took charge of the case.  This World: Disappeared: Mexico’s Missing 43 II    

 

‘The evidence is not matching the official story.’  ibid.  investigator  

 

 

At 12.42 a.m. on the 8th March 2013 Malaysia Airlines Flight NH370 takes off from Kuala Lumpa airport.  Its destination Beijing.  239 passengers and crew were on board.  40 minutes into the flight something extraordinary happens.  The plane disappears from the radar of Air Traffic Control.  This World: Why Planes Vanish: The Hunt for MH370, BBC 2024        

 

‘We waited.  And waited and waiting.  Every now and then, Any news?  Nothing yet.  Nothing yet.  Just waiting for news, and they couldn’t give us anything at all.’  ibid.

 

Contact was lost three hours into the flight over a remote area of the Atlantic Ocean.  ibid.  

 

 

13th November 2020: Missing businesswoman Melissa Caddick’s disappearance is being treated as suspicious.  The Real Vanishing Act: Missing Millionairess, Australian TV news, ITV 2023

 

She appears to have vanished without a trace.  ibid. 

 

It was my family’s entire life savings as well.  ibid.  victim 

 

Suicide is the least likely option.  ibid.  dude    

 

How her bad foot had become detached from her body.  ibid.  

 

 

July 2019: The Vatican has opened up two tombs inside a tiny cemetery in the hopes of solving a 36-year-old disappearance of a teenage girl.  Vatican Girl: The Disappearance of Emanuela Orlandi I, TV news, Netflix 2022  

 

Many Italians remain convinced there is a cover-up going on.  ibid.

 

A man had approached her outside school saying he represented Avon.  He offered her a small job handing out leaflets and advertising Avon’s cosmetics line.  ibid.  woman  

 

We suddenly realised this girl was a Vatican girl.  ibid.  reporter    

 

The secret service was at our house.  ibid.  family

 

No-one could ignore the posters.  Not even the Vatican.  ibid.  reporter    

 

The pope was talking [from balcony] about Emanuela.  ibid.  

 

Two days after the Pope’s appeal we got another call.  On the other end of the line was the voice of a man who is Italian with a foreign accent.  I remember my uncle said it’s a foreigner, sounds American.  ibid.  family

 

‘Don’t worry.  Officials will be in contact very soon.’  ibid.  phone call from ‘the American’

 

 

The family waiting for something which never came.  Vatican Girl: The Disappearance of Emanuela Orlandi II, reporter

 

Suddenly, after the pope dies a new witness emerges.  ibid.            

 

Sabrina Minardi, ex-lover of crime boss Enrico de Pedis, has confessed that she herself held Emanuela hostage in an apartment in the centre of Rome.  ibid.  news  

 

Roberto Calvi could be directly connected with the kidnapping of of Emanuela [Orlandi].  It seems that the two crimes were carried out by the same people, the Mafia.  The same target, the Vatican, and the same message, Give back our money.  ibid.  reporter      

 

We have this Vatican girl in our hands.  So give us our money back.  ibid.  

 

 

You have to understand the significance of this: since Emanuela disappeared thirty years before there was not a single piece of evidence related to her.  This which seems to be Emanuela’s flute, the most famous symbol of this Vatican girl.   Vatican Girl: The Disappearance of Emanuela Orlandi III, reporter

 

A second girl whose name is Mirella Gregori.  ibid.  

 

There was no trace of DNA [on the flute]  ibid.  expert

 

 

So many Italians remain profoundly convinced there’s still a cover-up going on.  Vatican Girl: The Disappearance of Emanuela Orlandi IV, US TV news

 

Pope Benedict: ‘Emanuela is in Heaven’.  ibid.  investigator  

 

Then she was taken secretly to another country  to England.  Taken to what was probably a Catholic environment.  ibid.  

 

That tip-off said she was buried just a few hundred metres from their home.  ibid.  Vatican lawyer  

 

Finally these tombs were being opened.  ibid.  

 

The tombs are empty.  ibid.  Vatican press

 

For what reason did the Vatican do this … Why was Emanuela Orlandi kidnapped?  Why her specifically?  ibid.  reporter   

 

A cardinal had ‘bothered’ her.   

 

A sexual secret like this one … or there’s the theory that it’s about financial scandals, the Vatican bank and the Mafia … or maybe the Soviet Union was behind the disappearance …  ibid. 

 

 

People’s fuel tanks got longer.  People had less reason to stop.  And it’s one of those towns that risk falling off the map.  Last Stop Larrimah: An Outback Tale I, resident, Netflix 2023 

 

A piss up, barbecue and a good sing song.  ibid.  reminisces

 

Now that Paddy’s gone there’s only ten.  ibid.  resident

 

38,000 go missing, or are reported missing, in Australia each year.  ibid.  rozzer  

 

Reporter: How does everyone get on in this town?

 

Paddy: They don’t.  ibid.  TV interview  

 

Who Whacked Paddy?  ibid.  TV news

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