Doe

So mostly on this blog I have talked about missing person cases. Situations where there is no body so speculation can go absolutely wild and generate tons of theories. But does anyone stop and consider this: every doe case is one of these types of missing persons. You have two cases in one, the doe and the mysterious disappearance of someone, somewhere. 

In these missing no body cases, we can think of so many probably, possible, or probable outcomes.  We don't know the end result, and there is no physical evidence to twist theories around to fit the narrative.

The doe is the exact opposite. We have the conclusion of what the person endured but no starting point. No middle point. No personality and home life to try to sift through and draw out theories on.