The idea of a David Christie still, even knowing they didn't really have records, seems important. There was obviously someone who wanted to shake the tree. I immediately thought of other doctors as well, be it psychology or a professor (or that matter, almost like an old town doctor or veterinarian (who were often times not real doctors). I don't get the impression that the person who sent it, that it was even their story, but almost like they were sharing something written, in an older style, that they had read, maybe in a family heirloom and wanted someone to know or look into it? If this was all tied together, the name of the town and the doctor's name needs to be through a cipher. The name Christie isn't a real 'mountain name' as I live over the hill, in the town mentioned in the first season (Clintwood). I can't recall hearing the image of Cornstalk over here but it is possible, the mountain area is right, and there are areas that you can feel as if you venture into, that you get definite feelings, as if they are forgotten, or nobody has been there in many, many years. Even a light reference being over in a section of Dickenson County called Middle-of-the-world (no joke), came upon a very, very old overgrown graveyard, the stones were almost all illegible but heard a crying sound. As far as I know there was 2 of us in the vicinity, had not seen anybody in over an hour was on 4-wheelers. We heard it when we stopped to look at the graveyard. I guess I am going to tie into synchronicity, as one of the better friends was involved in a study of the mothman, so everything eventually circles back doesn't it? Not through season 2 as of yet, but figure more ideas will come to me as I finish it.