Another thought... -- Finding Stacey

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Date Posted: 13:32:51 12/07/04 Tue
Author: Anonymous
Subject: Another thought...

First I would like to say how sorry I am for Stacey's family. I lived near campus at the time of her disapearance and can vouch for the shock and dismay of so many neighors. Having a daughter myself, what has happened is one of my worst fears. I often worry that I am so overprotective I will force her to rebel. I am another who "saw something" having to do with Stacey. I've never considered myself a psychic, but have always been very in tune with my family and loved ones when things are about to or have just happened to them. I have no idea why Stacey stuck out in my head that day, but for some reason she did. Here is what happened. I am fairly certain of the time frame at the light, but not the 2nd incident happened in either 2000 or 2001 (definitely one of the two). About 30 days after Stacey's disappearance I was sitting at a red light heading eastbound on Lane Ave. I was on campus every day and that day was the first time I saw a flyer of Stacey in color. As I stared into space I saw a "vision" so to speak. In it was long muddy grass, at the edge of a woods near water and a small hill or slope. I clearly remember there being a pine or other large fir tree off to a distance and know that I immediately felt like I was tramping through a swamp with my feet; like the mud was very thick and sticky.
It gets more interesting: a couple of years later I went to lunch with a co worker. We were sitting in a booth and I was facing away from the door when I "felt" someone walk in. I immediately relayed the above story to my friend and told her that I knew a man had just walked in and that he knew what had happened to Stacey. She told me to turn around, but I was so frightened, I was not able to. As we were leaving, this person was also leaving. He was about 5'10", he had glasses, a very slight build wearing a light colored suit that appeared to be a size or two too large, and white hair, but was very young for having white hair. His coloring portrayed a man who used to have dark hair but prematurely grayed. He got into a small white pick up, truck with a white cap (on the bed of the truck), which was dented toward the back of the truck. It was an older truck, but looked in very good shape, except for the dent and the cap was filled with a ton of junk. This man did not look the type to be dressed in a suit. He looked like a "wannabe". It reminded me of the chevrolet s10's that so many used to drive. This man stared at me for quite some time as we finished walking to our car; probably just returning the dumbfounded and frightened look on my face, but it was almost like he was taunting me. I was afraid he knew that I knew. I honestly feel that this man was a coworker or otherwise knew Stacey in an "aquaintance" type of way.
I have never felt guilty about not coming forward because I feared that my information was much too sketchy to do anyone any good in helping to recover Stacey or her abductor. If anything in this will help, great. If not, I am sorry to have wasted your time with my story.

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RE: Another thought -- Anonymous, 16:50:32 12/14/04 Tue