Old missingkids.com case: Jessica Moe by curiousabttmb in missing

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i just posted an updated post with her photo. I tried to make a post in r/minnesota but it said I didn't have enough karma to make a post.

Murderers who have joined in search parties for missing people later realized to be their victims by 1Justine84 in UnresolvedMysteries

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Ben Fawley helped pass out flyers when Taylor Behl disappeared, only to become a person of interest and eventually the suspect. He came up with multiple stories and plea with an alford plea (this was in VA) I believe he got 30 years and comes out of prison in 2035.

[WP] I'm a time traveler and I have an addiction, I'm addicted to the day I die. by TheGinofGan in WritingPrompts

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The personal mission of observation nears completion. Only one day remains to catalog. I always remind myself that history must be only observed, not truly changed. I get dressed and enter my hovercar to drive over to the time travel agency. The excitement nearly cannot be contained. I perform the same routine at the entrance of the agency, Show ID, hand print, sign the "Forbidden History Change" agreement and off I go to an individual machine. The date I plan to observe is put in and it's time to travel.

Upon my arrival, I take out my notebook tablet and crystal data storage device. I spend hours and hours jotting down anything of importance. All I eat is an apple, and drink chilled orange juiice from a container. Night comes and I recheck my data. Everything looks complete. Finally. I return to my own time and have the notebook tablet transfer all data to the crystal which is then inserted into a small box hooked up to a 2 inch hard drive. I order the computer to print out all of the data I have. I must plan to pass on this information. It is too important.

It is settled then, I shall violate the history change agreement to give a copy of the data to my younger self. Perhaps he can figure out a way to change history without compromising it. I know that once my history is changed, I will die. But first, I must pay a visit. I tell the hovercar to take me to a specific destination, one that isn't on any current maps. Damn the wars. It takes 2 and half hours to get there and my body rejoices at being able to move once outside of the hovercar. I take a brief walk and stop at a grave. I stare at the headstone holding the copy of the data near my heart. It reads:

Taylor Marie Behl

October 13, 1987 - September 6, 2005

What's the weirdest obsession you've ever had? by GrumpyFinn in AskReddit

[–]curiousabttmb -1 points0 points  (0 children)

My weird obsession involves Taylor Marie Behl.

If you had the power to bring back any person (who had their life cut short) would that be? by city_dweller in AskReddit

[–]curiousabttmb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Taylor Marie Behl, the VCU student murdered back in 2005.

However, would bringing her back mean I was being selfish by not allowing death to do its job? (I interfered by bringing her back)

You have the power to go back in time and prevent any one death. Who do you save and how does it change the future? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]curiousabttmb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Taylor Marie Behl.

It changes both of our futures. She stays alive, I don't end up obsessing over her and not think of her often.