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They used genetic genealogy to look for family members and tracked her to being a granddaughter of a Louisiana couple.

Very sad story of Cheryl Edwards, a 15 year old girl who was approximately 10 weeks pregnant when she was murdered and dumped in Iowa.



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According to the Clinton County Sheriff's Office, fishermen discovered the body of an unidentified African American girl in the Mississippi River on April 11, 1975. Investigators estimated she was between 12 and 23 years old, and an autopsy determined she had been shot in the head.

She was also approximately 10 weeks pregnant at the time of her death. Her death was ruled a homicide, but despite years of investigation, her identity remained unknown.

After decades of investigative work and the use of forensic genetic genealogy, authorities identified the victim as Cheryl Lynn Edwards, who was born in San Diego in 1959 and was living in Waukegan, Illinois, when she disappeared in 1975. Edwards was 15 years old at the time of her disappearance.

The identification was made through a partnership between the Iowa Department of Public Safety, the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children and the DNA Doe Project.
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LONGVIEW, Texas (KLTV) - Two sisters gave birth to twin boys within 13 hours of each other, continuing a three-generation pattern of twins in their family. Rainy Jones and Darian Lowe learned they were pregnant at the same time. Then both discovered they were expecting twins. Now after two of the boys had a stint in the neonatal intensive care unit, all four boys are safe and sound at home with their mothers. “She found out she was pregnant, then I found out I was pregnant. She found out she was having twins, then I found out I was having twins,” Jones said.

Lowe gave birth to Wilder and Walker just after noon on March 19. The boys were healthy and came home soon after they were born. Thirteen hours later, on March 20, Jones delivered Ben and Rowan more than two months early. The boys were due June 1. Jones was at the hospital visiting her sister when she went into labor. “I was at the hospital, visiting and holding her babies, and then went home, ended up in an emergency situation where I had to be rushed to the hospital and then thirteen hours later had ours,” Jones said.

The sisters are four years apart in age. Their sons are separated by one hour and nine minutes. “We wanted kids around the same time, but we never thought that it would be thirteen hours,” Jones said. “We didn’t even expect it to be a month apart.” One of Jones’ boys came home earlier than the other. All four boys were home by May 26.

Lowe and Jones also have twin siblings. Their younger brother and sister, Hadley and Hudson, will turn 12 in September. Their mother, Shannon Jackson, raised one set of twins but said becoming a grandmother to four boys at once was new territory. “I went from zero to four instantly,” Jackson said. “I used to dream for a big family cause I didn’t have much growing up and wow. It’s huge that I can share this with my girls.” Hadley described having nephews who are all twins as “very chaotic.” “You start out as sisters and you have that bond. But now it’s like, you’re adding a motherly bond also to it,” Jones said. “And also having twins is just another level of crazy.” Lowe’s twins are identical. Jones’ twins are fraternal.


Stop whoring around constantly and you solve most of the issues.

Keeping it in your pants and DATING SOMEONE with the expectation of looking for a long term relationship means you almost never have an issue of ‘consent’.

re: Pronunciation Please

Posted by Water on 6/5/26 at 6:56 pm to
Anastasia without the A?
There better be an underwater level
It’s a proven fact that men have a different reaction time for things like video games i.e. Esports. Men react quicker and even see movement differently on the screen and typically perform much better in video game combat.

So it’s not just physical strength, it’s even down to how the eyes and optical center of the brain reacts to what men and women are seeing.

Possibly due to the traditional hunting vs gathering roles of men and women.
Beware the trees speaking Vietnamese and the rooftops speaking Korean

re: What spider is this?

Posted by Water on 4/15/26 at 7:29 am to
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Seriously looks like a wolf spider


Google summary says Dark Fishing Spider can often be confused with a Wolf Spider.

It looks more like a Wolf Spider to me too. Tigrosa aspersa specifically with the markings and pointy abdomen. I think it even tricked Google Lens AI.

What spider is this?

Posted by Water on 4/15/26 at 7:08 am
Found this spider on the couch this morning just sitting there. It was almost 2 inches across with its legs stretched out.

Google Lens says ‘Dark Fishing Spider’ aka Dolomedes tenebrosus. My grandfather says a tarantula of some kind.

Curious as to how accurate Google Lens can be.

What says the OT?

Mikie couldn’t have wished for a better friend and home. He lived a great life with you, knew he was loved, and he no longer has to feel any pain.

re: Crecent Dunes Project in Nevada...

Posted by Water on 2/11/26 at 2:50 pm to
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Whereas a small modular nuclear reactor typically produces 300 MW


Nuclear is the only true ‘green’ energy.

We should still be innovating with solar but going back to windmills is stupid.
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You can tell that chick thinks she is wayyyy smarter and more clever than she actually is,


Dunning Kruger Effect
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I have female hormones.


All healthy human beings have some level of estrogen.

He is a male with a DSD according to this information.