Where is Audrey May Herron???

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audreymayherron.expage.com/

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[glow=red,2,300] 08/29/2003[/glow]
It's been 12 long months of worry and unanswered questions for the family and friends of Audrey May Herron, who has been missing since she left work in Jefferson Heights a year ago today.

The 32-year-old nurse was last seen on Aug. 29, 2002, by her coworkers at the Columbia-Greene Long Term Health Care Center. Friends said Herron walked out to her 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee at about 11 p.m., wearing dark green medical scrubs and a blue turtleneck, and told her coworkers she would see them at work later in the week.

It's about a 30-minute drive from Jefferson Heights to her home in Freehold, where she lived with her husband and three children. She never arrived.

"There are absolutely no clues, no leads, no nothing," said Marie Parker, a longtime friend of Herron's. "She virtually vanished off the face of the earth. I can't for the life of me figure out what happened."

Senior Investigator David Darling with the state police at Catskill said police have not found anything to indicate what happened to Herron.

"We don't have any concrete leads at this time, but we are still working the case," he said. He said police continue to check forensic evidence as it becomes available and follow up on tips and leads.

"I think what happens is we check every lead that comes across our desk," Darling said. "It's a high-profile case in our community, and everyone who works here is concerned about it."

Parker, who maintains a Web site devoted to keeping Herron's story alive, said she and family members have conducted fund-raisers, held events, put up fliers and billboards and even contacted psychics to try to find Herron and get her story out to the public. They have also spoken to psychic Sylvia Brown on the Montel Williams show, an episode that is expected to air in September or October. Parker said she hopes the show will get Herron's story out to more people.

At 8 p.m. this evening, friends and family plan a candlelight vigil at Columbia-Greene Long Term Health Care Center.

"I'd give anything to hear her on the answering machine right now," Parker said. But Parker also said it's possible too much time has passed and that anything friends and family hear about Herron won't be good.

"I'm pretty sure she's passed on," Parker said. "But she should be here."

Ray Turk, Herron's father, said he, too, has been trying to stay involved and keep his daughter's story alive. "I hope and pray somebody comes up with something," he said. "She's a beautiful woman and everybody misses her."

Herron's mother, Shirley Olmstead, said the year has gone by more slowly than usual.

"I would give anything to know something, to know where she is, what happened," Olmstead said. "The days are tough, every day is tough. There isn't a day that goes by that you don't think of her 50 times."

Olmstead said her daughter loved her children and was the type of woman who would always find a way to bring people up when they were feeling down.

Corrina Gardner, who has known Herron since high school, described her as a loving mother, caring wife and good friend. She was always there when you needed her and was full of spunk and energy, Gardner said.

By all accounts, Herron would never have voluntarily left her young children, Sonsia Rae, 10, Katie Lynn, 4 and Quinn Andrew, 2.

"The most important thing in her life was her kids," Gardner said. "Don't believe she just would have left. I don't believe she would have just left her kids like this."

"It's just unbelievable," said Herron's stepmother, Jeanne Turk. "Audrey's such a sweet, good hearted, just a great person."

Mrs. Turk said she can't understand how something like this could happen. "Our hearts are just broken," she said. "Our priority is finding out what happened to Audrey. It's probably not going to be real easy when we do find out, because it's just been too long. We all fear the worst."

Herron's husband, Jeff, could not be reached for comment.

Following Audrey Herron's disappearance, state police and volunteers conducted ground searches retracing the routes she may have taken, and approximately 120 miles of roadways and trails. In early December, police used helicopters to retrace the routes Herron would have taken home. The helicopters were used to search areas that could not be reached previously due to the foliage. But nothing was found.

Darling said that while police are at a loss as to where to search next, work continues on the case. "We put a lot of effort into the case in the last year, and we will continue to do that," he said.

Herron is described as white, 5 feet tall and weighing 105 pounds, with brown hair and hazel eyes. She was driving a black Jeep with New York license plate X23-3UV when she left work. Anyone with information is asked to call state police at Catskill at [phone]. The Web site Parker maintains can be found at audreymayherron.expage.com."If it had been one of us, Audrey would have been out there looking for us," Mrs. Turk said.

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[glow=red,2,300]6/19/2003 Family pursuing leads from intuitive[/glow]
For the last several weeks some of Audrey's immediate family has been investigating information they are receiving from an intuitive.

As the police still have Audrey's case open they need a viable lead to investigate anything so in order to do so you need to investigate. So the family has took it upon them selves to follow all information given to them by her. Nothing has turned up as of yet but the intuitive as well as some of the family members feel that if we continue with this we can start to come up with some clues or leads to get the police to investigate further.

The family took a route given to them last week by the intuitive and will be returning to that route soon to further investigate as the intuitive feels strongly that we are going in the right direction!!!!! This area we are searching is similar to other intuitives and psychics visions, sites and flashes. They all have some similarities to them but also some differences. But we feel the need to search all that is given to us to make sure no stone is left unturned in the efforts in finding out what may have happened to Audrey on the night of August 29,2002.

The family hopes that the outcome that the intuitive sees is not the case, but can't ignore these strong feelings she has. She has asked us not to give up hope as she sees if we continue our efforts we will have closure to this tragedy.. We will not leave any stone unturned regardless what seen as the consequences, as we do need to know where Audrey is. We will have further updates on how this investigation is going as they turn up. The police have been in contact with this intuitive but as we said earlier they need a viable lead to investigate. So we as the family of Audrey will search with the help of this intuitive to try and get these viable leads that the police need to further investigate. The family in no means believes that Audrey is not with us we just cant let any clue or lead good or bad be left unchecked!!! We need to rule out all possibilities!!! Also we want to personally and publicly thank our intuitive as she is helping us out of the kindness of her heart and feels she can help us bring Audrey home. We stay in close contact with her, and will continue to do
so until we bring Audrey home.

We will have further information to give you in upcoming days. So keep checking for updates!!

Thank You,
The family of Audrey May Herron

[LadyBlue]

[glow=red,2,300]7/21/2003 Ribbons for Audrey[/glow]
In honor of Audrey her mother Shirley has hung a lavender bow with a wooden heart and Audrey's name on it in front of her house to honor Audrey and in hopes of her safe return!! One will be placed in front of Sonsia's father's house. (Sonsia is Audrey's oldest daughter.) One will also be placed in front of her brother's recently purchased home!! They will also be putting lavender ribbons on the antenna's of their cars!!

Please tie a ribbon or bow on a tree or your antenna and show Audrey's mother and family your support!!!!

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[glow=red,2,300]7-29-2003 Candlelight Vigil Photos[/glow]

Photos
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[glow=red,2,300]8-24-2003 Audrey's Niece Born[/glow]
www.findaudrey.org/textfiles/Audrey_rae.htm

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[glow=red,2,300]10-4-2003 Audrey Turns 34[/glow]
Audrey May Herron turns 33 years old on Oct 4th.
Audrey May Herron's birthday is on Saturday October 4th. She turns 33 this year. The family would like you all to send Audrey your best birthday wishes and messages to the message board.

Happy 33rd Birthday to you Audrey... wherever you are.

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[glow=red,2,300]Times UnionSection: CAPITAL REGION Page: B1 Date: Wednesday, March 19, 2003[/glow]
MISSING NURSE CASE YIELDING NO LEADS
Catskill Police say husband of Audrey May Herron isn't cooperating fully with investigators

CAROL DeMARE Staff writer

Authorities want to further question the husband of a nurse who disappeared more than six months ago, but he's not cooperating, officials said Tuesday.
State Police in Catskill said they are out of leads in the search for Audrey May Herron, 32, who left her nursing home job Aug. 29, and never made it home.

Attention is focused on Jeff Herron, 33, who has refused to take a second polygraph test after an initial one, taken within a day or two of his wife's disappearance, raised questions, police said.

``He has been cooperative up to the point that he wanted to be cooperative,'' Capt. Wayne Olson said at a morning news conference to announce a reward for any information. ``We don't think he's been totally cooperative. There are other questions we'd like to ask and we want to clear up issues from the first polygraph.''

On the advice of his lawyer, Ralph Lewis of Catskill, Herron declined to take a second polygraph, Olson said.

Olson said he wouldn't ``classify (Herron) as a suspect,'' but finds him ``an interesting study for us. Certainly, we would like him to take that second polygraph.''

The husband calls two or three times a week ``looking for new information,'' Investigator Bill Fitzmaurice said. ``But anything of an interview nature, we have to talk to his attorney.''

Contacted at home later in the day, Herron said he doesn't know why police would say he's uncooperative.

``I've cooperated with them fully,'' he said. If police have more questions, ``they know where I am.''

``I already took a polygraph,'' he said. Police have taken ``more extreme measures with a forensic team going all through the house and outside.'' His property was searched three times, he said.

``They have used every means they have at their disposal to rule me out, that's what it seems to me,'' said Herron, who works at a golf course owned by his parents.

When told police can't question him without talking to his lawyer, Herron said, ``that must be an understanding they have from my lawyer. That would make sense why they don't bring anything up then.''

Herron, who has participated in candlelight vigils for his wife, said he wanted to be at the news conference. But when he called police he was told it was going to be ``real quick'' and there was no need for him to be there.

The Herrons have two children, Katie, 4, and Quinn, 2. Audrey Herron also has a 10-year-old daughter, Sonsia Rae Court. A licensed practical nurse, Herron vanished after finishing her shift at 11 p.m. at the Columbia-Greene Long Term Health Care Facility in Catskill. She said goodbye to co-workers and drove off in a 1994 black Jeep Grand Cherokee, heading for home in Freehold, Greene County, about 12 miles away.

Searches by police and civilians have turned up nothing. Police have treated the case as a homicide since the inception, and special teams have searched by air, on the ground and in the Hudson River, said Olson, who heads the Troop F Bureau of Criminal Investigation.

``Everyone wants to find this young woman and we want to find her in good health,'' he said.

A $15,000 reward was announced by Marie Parker, a good friend and former classmate of Herron. Parker, 33, of Selkirk, and another friend, Corrina Gardner, 34, of Greenville, raised about $13,000. Parker got an additional $5,000 from the Carole Sund/Carrington Memorial Reward Foundation, in memory of three women sightseers who were murdered near Yosemite National Park in 1999.

About $3,000 will be used for a billboard on 9W just outside the village of Catskill and at five bus shelters in the Capital Region.

``Someone, somewhere saw something that night,'' Parker said. ``She did not leave her kids. She did not leave her family ... She's out there waiting for us to find her.''

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[glow=red,2,300]Times UnionSection: CAPITAL REGION Page: B3 Date: Thursday, February 27, 2003[/glow]
This weekend will mark five years since Suzy Lyall, a 19-year-old UAlbany sophomore, stepped off a bus to walk to her dorm and disappeared. The weekend also marks six months since Audrey May Herron, a 32-year-old nurse and mother of three, vanished in her Jeep Grand Cherokee after leaving work at a Catskill nursing home.
Lyall, a computer science major, presumably got off a CDTA bus at about 9:45 p.m. on Monday, March 2, 1998, on the uptown campus at Collins Circle. She was last seen heading toward her Colonial Quad dorm after work at a computer store at Crossgates Mall.

Herron said goodbye to co-workers and drove out of the Columbia-Greene Long Term Health Care Facility at 11 p.m. on Aug. 29, a Thursday. Family and friends will hold a candlelight vigil Saturday at 6 p.m. at the facility.

Lyall and Herron remain open missing person cases and are featured on the State Police Web site. In many disappearances, police suspect foul play.

After Lyall had been gone a year, Jim Horton, then a State Police senior investigator, said her case was being treated as ``the worst-case scenario -- a homicide.''

Still, Doug and Mary Lyall hold out hope. ``We have heard stories of people who have been gone five years and show up,'' Mary Lyall said Wednesday. ``That's why the center is called the Center for HOPE (Healing Our Painful Emotions),'' referring to a nonprofit organization the Lyalls founded in 1999 near their home in Ballston Spa.

``Basically, it was to help us get through what we were going through, (and) we started to meet other people who had missing family members and no place to go to get some sort of support, she said.''

This weekend will be tough for the Lyalls. ``It's also hard for me because March 1 is my birthday and that was the last time I spoke to Suzy, it was on my birthday ... really difficult,'' she said.

In the Herron case, close friend Marie Parker of Selkirk has been helping to raise money for a reward. A silent auction and car wash brought in $5,928 and with donations to the National Bank of Coxsackie in Ravena, the total is $12,430. Early on, a $25,000 reward was offered in the Lyall case.

Parker hopes to get national media attention for Herron, like the kind given Laci Peterson, 27, of Modesto, Calif. There's a $500,000 reward in that case.

``I know it was Christmas Eve and she was pregnant,'' Parker said. ``But, I've been looking at all the missing people, and it's disgusting to see that one is more important than the other. I think that all should have the same backing.''

Mary Lyall suggested, ``What captures the media is sensationalism. With Chandra Levy, she was tied up with a congressman, so that's pretty sensational stuff ... Laci was eight months pregnant, so you not only lose the mother but the child, and there's the husband who is not being very cooperative.''

On the first anniversary of Suzy's disappearance, the Lyalls went on the Today show. They have become skilled in getting publicity.

``Suzanne went missing ... and within a few months we were (lobbying) the legislature to pass a law that campus police have to make other agencies aware of a missing student,'' she said. The Campus Safety Act became law in 2000.

Doggedly pursuing justice It could be coincidental that the last two assistant DAs to prosecute dog cruelty cases happen to be dog lovers, and owners, themselves. Then again, maybe not.

This week, Assistant DA Eric Galarneau saw an Albany man he convicted get 10 months in jail for letting his old, crippled German shepherd die in freezing temperatures last winter.

About eight years ago, when ``Eric The Red,'' as he's known around the courthouse, was a law student, a pregnant purebred Shetland collie followed him home in a snowstorm. Galarneau was driving slowly and the dog kept up. Named Belle, the dog had six puppies.

``And, that's how he got her,'' said Assistant DA Shannon Geraty. She convicted a city man in 2001 for shooting to death a neighbor's golden retriever. He got 60 days. Geraty now owns a golden retriever pup named Max. ``I've always loved golden retrievers,'' she said.

Coincidentally, Geraty was assisted at the trial by then-Chief Assistant DA Will Carter, who has a shar-pei and lab mix. He is now a judge and sentenced the defendant in the frozen dog case.

Senior seminar Brian Butler of the Consumer Fraud unit of the Attorney General's Office will host free seminars for seniors today from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Harbor on Emma Lane, a Clifton Park senior living community, and next Thursday at the same time at the Crossings on Church Street in Saratoga Springs.

``Seniors tend to be the targets of scams,'' said Butler, who has 24 years experience. ``It is important for them to be armed with the facts. They then can help keep themselves and others from becoming victims'' and know who to call to report the scam. Butler will explain warning signs and prevention tips regarding telemarketing scams, along with credit card protection and identity theft.

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[glow=red,2,300]Times UnionSection: CAPITAL REGION Page: B5 Date: Tuesday, January 14, 2003[/glow]
REWARD FUND BEGUN IN NURSE CASE
Friends hope to generate leads into disappearance of Audrey May Herron

CAROL DeMARE Staff writer

CATSKILL -- Friends of a nurse who has been missing for nearly five months have started a reward fund in hopes of sparking leads into her disappearance.
Audrey May Herron, 32, vanished after finishing her shift at 11 p.m. Aug. 29, 2002, at the Columbia-Greene Long Term Health Care Facility in Catskill, police said. She drove off in a 1994 black Jeep Grand Cherokee, heading for home in Freehold, Greene County, about 12 miles away.

Marie Parker, 33, of Selkirk, a close friend of Herron since school days in Greenville, joined with other friends in establishing the fund after seeking advice from the State Police.

By Monday, about $300 had been raised, Parker said. People had wanted to donate but there wasn't a fund, she said.

State Police and friends have scoured highways and back roads but there has been no sign of the mother of three or her Jeep. Police divers searched the Hudson River shore along boat launches and used helicopters to look for the vehicle.

Parker has gone over ``any possible route (Herron) might have taken,'' she said. Investigators viewed videos from cameras at gas stations and stores along the routes and found nothing, she said.

``I think somebody saw something,'' Parker said, and hopes the fund will help. ``I believe if we keep her face out there...''

Donations may be sent to the Audrey May Herron Reward Donation Fund, National Bank of Coxsackie, Faith Plaza, Route 9W, Box 297, Ravena, NY 12143-0297.

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[glow=red,2,300]Times UnionSection: CAPITAL REGION Page: B3 Date: Saturday, November 30, 2002[/glow]
MORE AIR SEARCHES PLANNED FOR MISSING NURSE

CAROL DeMARE Staff writer

Albany Friday marked three months since the disappearance of a nurse from a Catskill health care facility, and State Police prepared to conduct more aerial searches.
``There are no leaves on the trees, and we can see,'' Lt. Kevin Costello of the Troop F Bureau of Criminal Investigation in Middletown said Friday.

Police are hoping the 1994 black Jeep Grand Cherokee that Audrey May Herron was driving when she disappeared after leaving work Aug. 29 might now be more visible.

State Police helicopters have conducted multiple aerial searches since the 32-year-old mother of three vanished, but next week's will be the first with improved visibility, Costello said.

Herron was last seen by co-workers driving out of the Columbia-Greene Long Term Health Care Facility in Catskill after finishing her shift at 11 p.m., police said. She was wearing green scrubs and a blue turtleneck top.

Initially, investigators chased down a host of leads that came in daily. The leads have since slowed, but police haven't given up the search, Costello said.

State Police divers have scoured the Hudson River shore along boat launches, as well as other bodies of water, targeting any locations accessible to a vehicle, State Police Senior Investigator David Darling said in late September.

Police have concentrated on trying to find the Jeep, which they've said should be easier to locate and could contain clues as to the woman's whereabouts. The vehicle has New York license plates X23 3UV.

``The Jeep is something we're looking for hard,'' Darling had said.

Police have declined to speculate on what might have happened to the Greene County resident, who lives on County Route 67 in Freehold. Family members told police there didn't appear to be trouble in her life.

Herron is 5 feet tall, weighs 105 pounds and has brown hair and hazel eyes. She turned 32 on Oct. 3 and worked as a licensed practical nurse on a per-diem basis.

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[glow=red,2,300]Times UnionSection: CAPITAL REGION Page: B5 Date: Saturday, September 21, 2002[/glow]
DIVERS CONTINUE HUNT FOR MISSING WOMAN
Police haven't found Jeep or part-time nurse in ongoing investigation

CAROL DeMARE Staff writer

CATSKILL -- State Police divers searched the Hudson River and other bodies of water as investigators continue to chase down leads in the case of a nurse who vanished more than three weeks ago, a police official said Friday.
Audrey May Herron, 31, who worked part time at the Columbia-Greene Long Term Health Care Facility in Catskill, was last seen by co-workers on Aug. 29 as she drove out of the facility in her black 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee after finishing her shift at 11 p.m.

``We're still working on it,'' Senior Investigator David Darling said. ``We don't have a lot of information on it. We're working every lead. People come in and they say they saw a Jeep, and we work it right away. The investigation is ongoing. We have people dedicated to this case.''

Darling, a supervisor in the Catskill State Police substation, said that within the past week divers searched the Hudson River shoreline along all the boat launches and ``anyplace accessible that you can get a vehicle to.''

Divers were looking for both the vehicle and the woman, a mother of three who was wearing dark green scrubs and a blue turtleneck top.

``Obviously, the Jeep is probably easier to find,'' Darling said. Police have conducted an extensive search for the Jeep. ``We're also looking for her, too,'' he said.

``The fact that she's missing with her Jeep, it's something that we can hang our hat on,'' Darling said. ``The fact that she was last seen driving her Jeep, the Jeep is something we are looking for hard.'' The vehicle has New York license plates X23 3UV.

He declined to speculate on what might have happened to the Greene County resident who lives on County Route 67 in Freehold. Family members told police there didn't appear to be trouble in her life.

Herron is 5 feet tall, weighs 105 pounds and has brown hair and hazel eyes. She will be 32 on Oct. 3 and worked as a licensed practical nurse at the facility on a per diem basis.

``Right now, we are investigating a missing person, and that's the mode we're in,'' Darling said.

Anyone with information on Herron's whereabouts is asked to call State Police at 622-8600.

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[glow=red,2,300]Times UnionSection: CAPITAL REGION Page: B3 Date: Tuesday, September 3, 2002[/glow]
DOZENS SCOUR AREA FOR NURSE
Freehold woman, 31, disappeared after leaving work Thursday

BRENDAN LYONS Staff writer

CATSKILL -- Dozens of searchers scoured woodlands and fields in southern Greene County Monday as State Police continued to look for a 31-year-old nurse who vanished after leaving work Thursday night.
Audrey May Herron, a Freehold resident and part-time nurse at the Columbia-Greene Long Term Care Facility in Catskill, was last seen by co-workers as she climbed into her 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee after finishing her shift at 11 p.m. that day.

Herron, who is married with children, is 5 feet tall, 105 pounds, with brown hair and hazel eyes. She was wearing dark green medical scrubs and a blue turtleneck when she disappeared, police said.

Family members told police that she had not given any indications of trouble in her life or talked about leaving. Police have labeled Herron's disappearance suspicious.

Herron's black Jeep has New York license plates X233UV, police said.

On Monday, police expanded their search along possible routes that Herron may have taken from her job toward her home on Route 67 in Freehold. Searchers, including volunteer firefighters and forest rangers, walked the routes and checked large tracts of land adjacent to those routes.

Anyone with information about Herron's whereabouts is asked to call State Police at 622-8600.

A Web site with Herron's picture and more information has been set up by State Police at:

www.troopers.state.ny.us-/ /WntdMiss/Poster/Missing/herron.html

[just wondering]

Have any of uou regulars posted in Audrey's guest book recently?

[LadyBlue]

If you are talking about any of us like Hunter or I posting in Audrey's guest book on her website, no I don't think so, I know that I haven't but I can't speak for Hunt. I will let him know that someone has asked, and he can post here on that.

Are you a family member?

[huntone]

This may sound wrong, but as a matter of habit I do not sign on any guest books, prefering to keep a professional type distance as far as the public is concerned.

Emotionally I get very wrapped up in any case I become involved with, like this case of Audrey. Especially when children are involved.

Therefore, I need this distance to be able to function in a hopefully helpful manner. But as I have told a couple people that are directly involved I am at a stand still until I can get on site. An event that has been delayed due to personal and business concerns.

I am personally relocating to PA and setting this endeavor up as a nonprofit entity with Mystic. Immediately after this is done we will make an on site appearance to further check out possibilities that have occurred to us.

To all of Audrey's family and friends, I wish you to know that we are stiil praying for an end to this tragedy. And any help we may give before getting there will depend on clues or such information of a new nature someone may come up with or give to us.

We will never give up, until she is found.

[Paula]

As one who is sitting back doing other missing persons at present in UK and other locations, no not had time to come back to persons who have emailed me. It was not an oversite, just that I am very busy with emails from other missing persons contacts. Is there some new information?

[Paula]

Psycholinguistics. I have gone and took time today to read Audrey's site and find message boards. In finding what is disturbing, it seems to me that the posting is from someone local.

I have these perceptions of that person after reading of the article he or she wrote. This is a person, that is sane. Very important.

This is a person who is perhaps known to the family, not a stranger. This person is in medicine of some form, lowly paid, reward is not the reason for this posting. She as in gender, is saying that she is in fear of her life.

So why?

I wonder why no one will as 'she' said believe 'her' or 'him'?

I have just had to pull away of the screen as got massive vertigo as in falling and green bottles. You reading know I am plagued with these strange phenomena.

To ask this person and not to scare, I would give that person, a way to communicate, he or she has given you a clue in capitals as to the course and mentions this as a lead for you.

I think this person is versed in language as American, is in a relationship and has some conflicts.

Do I think it is a crank? The answer is No.

The reason why is the statement in the heading. It shows dialogue pauses. Let her or him post in a simple question as
'where do YOU think Audrey is' and sit back and wait. If it is a crank he or she will not post again, if it is the real person who does know something a simple question at a time will illicite a response.
This person had the option as you gave me to email privately. This person can do the same, but chooses to go 'public'. That means she wants to scare someone, and not the family. Who then does she want/or he want to see that message, and why?

Please my email is for those seeking to use me confidentially, and me to whoever needs my skills. Praying this is a genuine local person that has the courage to speak up after all this time. I can analyse this message, but I think the person who wrote to the guest book might be spooked, so am not going to do that on a message board. I will email Michelle after studying the word patterns to save if this a real person that uncovering that might endanger that life.


Cannot promise this will reveal who this is, only the language of this person in profiling. I do not expose persons to danger. I will try to enable this person as you all should to go to the emails that others have used. Does she/or he, not know who to trust?

Intrigued would be too finer word. I am posting her/his comment here so she or he may see or be directed to contribute in some way to more shared information that will go to the fbi confidentially should he or she commit to more communication. I am sure mystic and hunt who monitor will know when this person comes to this site, if he or she does. Is this person going to post on any other site?
From Audrey May Herrons site, copied here for her/he to answer as to private email as alternative method in private email list of us all.


Silent Witness
July 9th 2005
09:56:46 PM

How do you know Audrey?

Followed her the night she was abducted

How did you find this website?

Net

Do you have any comments?

I search for Audrey all of the time, since the last time I saw her on that rainy night of 8/22/02

I owe it to her and her family to find her.

I believe she is not that far from home.

It is just a gut feeling.

Such warmth and love found on this site for a woman who has touched the lives of many.

I wish I could say more, but no one believes me.

My own life is in danger.

Taking a course on

Target Focus Training: Learning how to kill, learning how to protect myself from the fate that was bestowed on Audrey.



I have isolated the sentences to show how proper use of language and short bursts of language are used. This person is educated in language, and is not a child.


Why after looking at prior post is the date wrong as 22nd and not the 29th. Seems strange indeed, deliberate? Is that not the week before. Did this person follow her home from shift the week before, is that possible.?

[Paula]

Being a skeptic I hope this is not advertising for this method. I am posting a version of it from a website. In finding it very disturbing, I cannot advocate this method of response in any situation, it is not what in UK we can do effectively in situations. But may suit some to know of some form of resistance. In domestic homicides victims are overpowered by force, and arrested for homicide in wives retaliating.

Reading it seems a wake up call for use of violence as known information to kill,or maim someone as a preventative method from abuse situations, and 'accidents'. Reading it those in anger management might benefit from understanding their own actions, or others. It is not after reading a survival tool, but a tool for knowing of the effects of violence as biological impact. So on comparison cannot demean it as a tool for survival in some instances. I am confused why a person in fear would use this as preventative.

Having not took the course I cannot comment, so do not use my concerns as a criticism of this service.

I have not read enough to know of what it contains. But why would a poster use this information to give you on a missing persons site? He, or she has to attend. Is it a threat to someone? Like all of you I am confused.

'Silent witness' was and is Amanda Burton, an English pathologist who plays detective in cases. Do you get that programme in US???


Hunt you are not far away, can you give me more detail on this. Being military you and I know how to act as hazard identification mechanics.

See details below.
Why You MUST Learn To Kill...
Right From The Get Go
The idea that right off the bat you’re taught lethal techniques—how to kill another human being—is somewhat controversial in the world of self-defense, self-protection, martial arts and combat sports. Yet it really shouldn’t be. It absolutely should be at the forefront of any sort of training when you’re using physical force against a human body.

Target-Focus Training is a complete system. And if it’s going to be a complete system, it’s one thing to show you how to apply force to the human body, it’s one thing to show you how to punch, kick—how to use tools such as knives, clubs, firearms against human beings. It’s quite another thing to not tell you what the result of those types of traumas are upon another human being.

And that works against you in a number of different ways. If you had half the equation—if we just show you a technique and say kick here, punch here, break here, gouge here—that would be something where you’d be able to do the physical movement.

But if you didn’t know the resulting trauma of kicking, punching, gouging or breaking in those particular areas—that is, you didn’t know what to expect, you didn’t know what the physiological reaction was going to be—then you have no way to judge how successful you are in that situation. Is this starting to shut down the central nervous system of the human body? Am I in control of this other guy at this point?

Also, how close am I getting this person to the point where they are no longer a threat to me? Are these injuries that I’m putting on this person enough? Do I know enough about the resulting trauma that I’m putting on this person to know that I can safely turn my back and either get help or deal with the next person, the next attacker?

Without that information in a violent situation, it’s always going to remain chaotic. So, it’s absolutely essential that you understand that when you put physical force on a human body, these are the results. And you have to understand that anytime you put physical force on the human body, the results may end up lethal regardless of your intentions.

What do I mean by that? Say you hit somebody to the solar plexus. The solar plexus basically causes a physiological reaction that freezes and seizes the lungs and makes it very difficult for somebody to breathe. And you might be under the assumption that you can punch somebody to the solar plexus and get away with it...teach ‘em a lesson.

But if you don’t understand the fact that every time that you put your hands on somebody—that every time you use physical force on somebody—you can cause unintended consequences, you might just be surprised to learn that the punch you just landed was on somebody with a genetically bad heart, and could cause an arrhythmia and causes that person to literally drop dead in an instant.

Even more simply, you could punch somebody in the solar plexus, they could trip over themselves, fall back and hit their head on the concrete and kill themselves that way. You have to be very grounded in the realities of using physical force against another human being. You have to be prepared and you have to understand when it’s the appropriate time to do that... and when it’s not.

Conversely, if you don’t understand what trauma does to the human body, a lot of times you could end up being in serious trouble for unintended consequences. There are numerous cases of this, one of which was very famous recently in the state of Massachusetts... called the “hockey dad” incident.

Basically a hockey coach was doing dangerous drills on the ice with his hockey team. One of the dads watching this drill was very upset. He had a verbal argument with the coach. The coach was very abusive and both fathers eventually got out on the ice and they just fought in front of all the kids. The dad was much bigger than the coach, and he was so enraged that he ended up repeatedly shaking the man on the ice. And each time he shook the coach, the back of his head was hitting repeatedly on the ice at that point. The resulting trauma was was causing serious damage to man’s central nervous system.

Now, there’s no doubt that this man had no intention of killing the coach when this happened but because he had no idea what he was doing and he had no idea of the types of trauma that this guy was suffering, he ended up killing the man. Now he’s doing 11 years for manslaughter because of his ignorance. That’s the other side.

So, when we say in Target-Focus Training that it’s absolutely essential that you understand lethal application—yes, you need to understand how to kill another human being. It’s not because we think that that is in and of itself great and useful information or that we’re trying to be macho or sensational with it. We’re actually telling you this because it’s absolutely essential you understand the seriousness of putting physical force on another human being.

[huntone]

To all the family who are still suffering especially at this normally joyous time of year I send my heartfelt regrets.

Yours is a pain I share. I am especially sorrowful about Audrey and the thousands of others who are still missing and the ones that will disappear in 2006, because I have thus far failed to fulfill my commitment to the Herron family.

And because of this failure will probably not be allowed to help others. I am caught in a Catch22 type of position, I cannot find anyone if I cannot do an on site check and I cannot do an on site check since I do not have the funding to support the trip or trips it would take.

One major reason for this is that I will not seek reward money and notoriety for what I can do, so I have had to use my own funds which are now nonexistent. And by doing that it also meant that I had to keep a paycheck coming in which did not allow me the time to travel and do the work necessary.

This leaves me with two options -

1. Herein ask the families of the thousands who are still missing to contribute to a fund to support an ART team, and
2. To hit the road almost as a hobo of old, and stop wherever and whenever someone approaches me for help.

With all this said, I pray those of you with children have a joyous holiday with them and keep them safe. But this Christmas season I will be mourning for these missing people and cussing my failure.

Maybe if I can help find at least a couple of these missing people in this next year I will be able to celebrate the 2006 Christmas season but have nothing to celebrate this year.

I Love you all,
Earl