After she disappeared, the family lawyer found a letter in her room that she had been writing to her 40 year old boyfriend. The sentence about Mother will always....was in that letter.
Has the entire thing ever been told or published. I'd really like to see that letter or hear ALL the content.
AND was it dated? Recent to her disappearance or something she had been writing for a time...
I thought they parted? Or may have? Sorry, not keeping it straight but I know you talked of her maybe finding another bf and some things on that order, he wouldn't marry her then, etc. most likely.
This letter with just that phrase could easily be a suicide letter, mother will always think an accident...
If she just vanished how would the mother ever think an accident if they never found her?
it would make me think she expected her body to be found....?
Or I guess it could mean pregnancy and maybe that she intended to get pregnant but mother will always think it an accident....? Less likely though.
So they made fun of her aspirations and so did friends and of her rejection letters... She truly did not seem to be on the best of terms with her family, however she and mom were to meet for lunch...
I really have no solid opinion in this one even yet although I lean towards she met with foul play or she committed suicide and just hasn't been found but there's no real reason to think that either.
I just can't help but feel if she took a train or something, someone would have seen her and he so well known...I mean she could have changed clothing, hair color, looked poor, tried to not be recognized but where and when, she simply vanished.
I think a car has to be involved even if foul play but they weren't entirely common then either. Not unheard of but certainly not everyone had one, I looked it up. And NYC even to this day, many live without one as there is nowhere to keep one with many apartments and such a concrete jungle OR simply don't want to drive there.
Yeah, is the letter available? I don't think I remember hearing about it, apologies if you talked of it before, I likely did not know enough if so to put it any context, but I don't recall hearing of it.
Was a completed letter or she was in the midst of it...?
And that's another thing, if she vanished intentionally and wanted her mother to think something was an accident (doesn't really fit to me as I said above), and never planned on coming back, she had to know her mother would FIND the letter and know she said that or wanted her to think that...