dead or alive...Lakshmi ji

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Dear Lakshmi ji,

As you must be knowing, my methods are different from

your's. I use my simple ways to know about events.

More than that, prasna I cast seen in my way shows

what I wrote.

I was unware of the story you posted .

The girl is safe but in bad company. Safe may also

mean captive.

I pray God that she should come to no harm and get

united with her parents.

More than that, She must be alive, remain alive.

 

Tatvam-Asi

 

 

--- lakshmikary <lakshmikary wrote:

 

> HAre Krishna

> Dear Tatvam-Asi

> I wish it is so, that this girl is still alive.When

> I think of her I

> feel like crying, as so many children met similiar

> fate these days.

> Did you do longevity calculations?

> This girl is presumed dead, victim of a child

> predator.PLease see

> info below..from the internet.

> Meanwhile, if this girl is alive can you guess where

> she would be

> residing( how far from abduction site. PArents home

> etc?

> Did you notice the planets that fall in the 3rd and

> 8th from AL>

> Showing cause and circumstances of death ? Dasas

> correlate.

> Best wishes,

> Lakshmi

>

>

> Detials for:

> Michaela Joy Garecht

>

> DOB :jan-24-1979 Age :27 years

> Height : 4' 8" - 142 cm

> Weight : 75 lbs - 34 kg

> Eyes :Blue Hair : Blonde

> Circumstances : Child's photo shown aged to 24

> years. Garecht and a

> friend rode their scooters to the Rainbow Market on

> Mission

> Boulevard in Hayward, California on November 19,

> 1988. The store was

> two blocks from Garecht's home. Garecht noticed that

> her friend's

> scooter had been moved in the parking lot when the

> girls exited the

> store; when she went to retrieve it, an unidentified

> Caucasian male

> grabbed her and forced her into his vehicle.

> Garecht's friend went

> inside the Rainbow Market for assistance, but the

> abductor was able

> to escape with Garecht. Neither has been seen again.

>

> The abductor is described as between 18 - 24 years

> old (in 1988)

> with a pockmarked or pimpled face. He wore a white

> t-shirt and had

> longish dirty blonde hair and a slender build. Two

> sketches of

> Garecht's abductor are posted below this case

> summary; the original

> sketch was later revised. The abductor drove a large

> older model

> American-made sedan. It was possibly a four-door

> vehicle and was

> cream, gold, or tan in color. The car may have had

> cement splatters

> on the sides and lights set into the rear bumper.

> The front bumper

> was battered; the vehicle may have previously been

> in an accident.

> It appeared to be run-down. The car was last seen

> speeding south on

> Mission Boulevard towards nearby Union City,

> California with Garecht

> inside.

> Garecht was wearing three-inch-long pearl or

> white-colored earrings

> that resembled feathers, a white t-shirt with Metro

> printed on the

> front and images of people imprinted on its

> midsection, denim pants

> rolled above her knees, flesh-colored nylon

> stockings, white anklet

> socks, and black shoes.

> Two men have been named as possible suspects in

> Garecht's case.

> Authorities announced that Timothy Bindner had a

> possible connection

> to her disappearance, as well as the disappearances

> of Ilene

> Misheloff, Amber Swartz-Garcia, Tara Cossey and

> Amanda Campbell. A

> photo of Bindner is posted below this case summary.

> He maintains his

> innocence and successfully sued Campbell's hometown

> of Fairfield,

> California in 1997 for defamation of character.

> Bindner, a married

> sewage treatment plant worker, came to authorities'

> attention after

> he began sending birthday greetings to young girls

> in the East Bay

> area. One child's parents contacted authorities and

> handed over a

> letter Bindner had written to their daughter. The

> note was printed

> backwards and could only be deciphered by holding it

> up to a mirror.

> Bindner claimed he sent the cards as a kind gesture

> because the

> girls were "lonely."

> Bindner also visited the Oakmont Cemetery gravesite

> of Angela Bugay,

> a five-year-old girl girl who was abducted and

> murdered in Antioch,

> California in 1983. A photograph of Bugay is posted

> below this case

> summary. Bindner was never considered a suspect in

> her murder and

> another man has since been arrested in that case.

> Bindner approached many of the mothers of missing

> girls from the

> East Bay area offering his assistance, including

> Swartz-Garcia and

> Garecht's families. Investigators asked

> Swartz-Garcia's mother to

> maintain a quasi-friendship with Bindner in hope of

> learning if he

> was connected to any of the girls' cases. She and

> authorities agreed

> that Bindner appeared to playing mind games with

> victims' loved ones

> and law enforcement. Many people theorize that he

> enjoyed taunting

> families into thinking that he may have been

> involved in the

> presumed abductions. He was once arrested for

> annoying two little

> girls whom he was trying to lure into his van, but

> the charges were

> later dropped. Bindner often drove around in a light

> blue Dodge van

> with a license plate that said "Lov You". Inside the

> van was

> wallpapered with many pictures of children. A

> photograph of the van

> is posted below this case summary.

> Bindner refers to himself as a "good Samaritan." He

> asked Linda

> Golston, a reporter for The San Jose Mercury News,

> to interview him

> at Oakmont Cemetery at 4:30 AM. He played his

> favorite song on her

> car stereo, "Jesus, Here's Another Child To Hold."

> Bindner told

> Goldston that he thought of the missing girls as

> "his children." She

> asked him how he believed the abductions occurred

> and he said one

> child was submissive, but another fought back

> against her assailant.

> Bindner added that he was "guessing" about the

> girls' reactions.

> Bindner wrote a letter to a law enforcement agency

> in the late

> 1980s, stating that he believed the next girl who

> would be abducted

> from the area would be nine years old. Garecht

> disappeared shortly

> thereafter; she was nine at the time of her

> abduction. Bindner also

> sent a holiday card to a profiler for the Federal

> Bureau Of

> Investigation (FBI) in 1990. The card depicted an

> image of a young

> girl holding up four fingers. Campbell vanished in

> 1991 at the age

> of four.

> Search dogs traced Campbell and Swartz-Garcia's

> scent to Bugay's

> grave. Authorities never had enough evidence to

> prove Bindner was

> connected to their cases, although he was known for

> visiting the

> cemetery on occasion.

> Bindner was given a heroism award by the California

> State Patrol

> after assisting victims in the 1989 San Francisco

> earthquake. He has

> never been charged in any of the cases.

> Curtis Dean Anderson, who was convicted of the 2000

> kidnapping and

> molestation of a young California girl, was also

> mentioned as a

> possible suspect in Garecht's case. Investigators

> searched

> Anderson's mother's residence in June 2001 for

> evidence linking him

> to other missing girls' cases, but nothing was

> located.

> James Daveggio has been considered as a possible

> suspect as well. He

> and his former girlfriend, Michelle Michaud, were

> charged with the

> 1997 abduction, rape and murder of Vanessa Swanson.

> Swanson's

>

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