The moving account of Chris Jenkins' murder shows how little police actually investigate missing persons case. My sister disappeared on Halloween night in 1975. Her friends say she was with them in the rugged Big Bend area along the Texas-Mexico border when she simply vanished. There's been no trace of her since. When I began pushing for another official look into her case in 2000, I found there were no dental records, no mention of her family doctor nor the name of her dentist. Most of the people she was with were never given polygraph tests. The Texas Rangers were investigating the case but they did not even have her blood type. I'm still trying to find out what happened to her. Lucy, sister of Phyllis Berry

i know that the family should look into another medium reg. christopher. i think possibly someone w/ a vendetta or something more sinister than that, sorry of the spelling. :) i do feel the random inncodent in the under ground garage is something of somewhat significance, but rather the aftermath. other ....reasons....i really ...................am intregued and i know that there is that one element, or another missing.....seek other help of advisors on high profile cases, that i think will be the key....it seems from hearing advisors,,they very from place to place and from time to times....if someone looked outside of the box,,then we all might see.....do you see?? its just like a trial, if the jury is aware of or now of the plaintiff, its best to get a jury to look at the whole ordeal in another medium from the outside of the box...

godspeed to christopher and as well the family and many others closer,close and involved now!!!!!! p.s my father always told me your closest friends know more than what we think!!!??

the truth shall prevail!!!!!!!

thank you kindly for hearing my privileged words spoken reg. christopher