mortytbusybody
10-20-2004, 11:18 PM
I was recently re-watching some episodes from the 1st season when I came across the case of Kathy Hobbs...I searched the message board and am surprised that we've never talked about this haunting episode before. For those of you unfamiliar with the case Kathy was a 16 year old girl living in Las Vegas who disappeared on July 23, 1987 after buying a paperback book from the local convenience store. She was later found dead in the desert, having been beaten with a rock. The only lead the police had was a phone message they received 3 months later from a man who claimed to have seen Kathy's abduction.
Strangely, Kathy had always had a premonition that she would never live to see her 16th birthday (actually she made it to 16 years, 3 months and 3 days). After her death her family even found letters addressed to each one of them (dated one month before her 16th birthday) asking them not to grieve for her when she was gone. I assume there have been no new leads on this case, as I cannot find any info online (maybe someone else will have better luck than me).
What always stuck with me is that this case is almost a combination of two other UM cases: Carrie Lynn Nixon (who was murdered after making a purchase at a conveinence store) and Tracey Kirkpatrick (who, in reading a poem to her family, seemed to have a premonition about her own untimely death).
I just thought Kathy's case deserved some time in our thoughts, because (as the Eygptians believe) to say one's name after their death is to make them live again...:angel:
Strangely, Kathy had always had a premonition that she would never live to see her 16th birthday (actually she made it to 16 years, 3 months and 3 days). After her death her family even found letters addressed to each one of them (dated one month before her 16th birthday) asking them not to grieve for her when she was gone. I assume there have been no new leads on this case, as I cannot find any info online (maybe someone else will have better luck than me).
What always stuck with me is that this case is almost a combination of two other UM cases: Carrie Lynn Nixon (who was murdered after making a purchase at a conveinence store) and Tracey Kirkpatrick (who, in reading a poem to her family, seemed to have a premonition about her own untimely death).
I just thought Kathy's case deserved some time in our thoughts, because (as the Eygptians believe) to say one's name after their death is to make them live again...:angel: