Hi, and THANK YOU again for putting this on the webcast AND Brian's site so quickly.

I thought I'd put some more information out there, information that's been posted via local law enforcement and media. 

When her ex-husband (who shares custody of the children and has an amicable relationship with Nancy) went to drop off the children on Sunday he found the door open, her cigarettes and lighter outside, the TV on inside and a half glass of wine poured on the table.  No sign of struggle, no sign of her potentially leaving (all toiletries, etc. appeared to be in place).  It is described that she "disappeared into thin air".

Local law enforcement was not very concerned in dealing with this case at first and did not do searches, etc.  However, local volunteers gathered, some even with bloodhounds and tried to find a trail.  One dog did catch a trail however it ended at a road (from what I understand it was a road behind her house after going through a woodsy section).

I keep having a eerie feeling that she was (and hopefully still is) kept alive and in a small dark place and not far from her home.

One of Brian's DD had the words Rain and near on it.  I didn't catch the connection until I watched the webcast, but, Tenino (where Nancy lived and was "abducted" from) is a small rural town with a sistering neighbor town of "Rainier".  Could it be possible that Brian wrote simply what he "heard" as opposed to writing something he'd seen?  Just curious.

Thanks for the effort on this.

victoria

I am compelled to email you Brian.
One of your DD's said under the bed, I heard today that's where they found Nancy's missing cat.

Greener

[under the bed]

After reading through many threads on Nancy's case from its inception I've realized many of Brian's impressions are correct.

The cat indeed was found under the bed-- after 4 police searches and many days. The family thought the cat had run off the night Nancy vanished.

Across the road from where Nancy's rental house is a railyard.  Rail roads, cars -- etc.

Police presumed Nancy disappeared Friday night because she did not show up for a date on Saturday night.  The date was with a co-worker. It turns out the co-worker was married. Apparently her co-workers at the Dept. of Ecology have been give a lie-detector test and have all passed.
They have held numerous fund-raisers and searches for her.

One other co-worker connection is that the rental property she lived in was managed by the wife of a co-worker

It rained quite heavily the weekend she disappeared

I do believe her address was 718,  it was one of two building. The official address shows as 739.

I'm very impressed with Brian's impressions on this one. I wish Nancy could be found.

akkim