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Ok, I know they got the guy, Dale Wayne Eaton, who killed Lisa, thank God.
But who do you think were the people that were seen in her car after her disappearance? They also showed a composite sketch of a man that was seen with a young woman (possibly Lisa) at a convenience store parking lot, but I don't think that man resembled Eaton in any way. "Lisa" was also seen driving alone in many other places. |
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Join Date: Jul 22, 2005
Location: Collinsville, Oklahoma
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It seems that Sheila Kimmell, Lisa's mother, posted here once that she believed that these sightings had actually taken place before Lisa disappeared, as Lisa had driven through that area before. Persons who had seen Lisa previously correctly recalled seeing her, but put her in places at times after she had already been kidnapped and/or murdered.
This is a good time for me to express, as many others have, just how deep my admiration and respect for the Kimmell Family is. As a father with a six-year-old son, I cannot possibly imagine the devastation of losing a child, especially in the way that the Kimmells lost Lisa. But, thanks be to God, they demonstrated an amazing and uncommon fortitude and strength of character that reveals them to be the extraordinary people that they are. Lord willing, none of us who post here will experience what the Kimmells have. However, in facing the inevitable challenges and obstacles of life, we can look to the Kimmells as compelling examples of how, by God's grace, to find the inner resources to meet whatever difficulties life brings our way. Because I am a person of faith, and a believer in eternal life, I have no doubt that Lisa is eternally alive in the presence of God, and that she is very proud of her Father and Mother, even as she is -- and always will be -- utterly unforgettable to all of those who knew her personally, or only through "Unsolved Mysteries." May God bless and keep the Kimmell Family until they see Lisa face-to-face again. |
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