Just a couple of months after the drawing below, this drawing was found in Portsmouth. "Janey" is believed to be Jane Richmond, a colleague of Michael's at Marshal and Boyd, the company he worked for in Hull. Her response is simply "Call me".
This drawing was found in Nottingham in April 2007 - it was drawing exactly 5 years after his disappearance. We assume the caller didn't leave their name as he has written question marks where he normally writes a name, her response is "Go to police, think about family."
Just a couple of months after the drawing below, this drawing was found in Portsmouth. "Janey" is believed to be Jane Richmond, a colleague of Michael's at Marshal and Boyd, the company he worked for in Hull. Her response is simply "Call me".
This drawing was found in Nottingham in April 2007 - it was drawing exactly 5 years after his disappearance. We assume the caller didn't leave their name as he has written question marks where he normally writes a name, her response is "Go to police, think about family."
3 comments:
how do you know when the drawing was drawn?
well blogger, if you look clesly, 'the artist' has written the date on the bottom of each drawing and in most cases, the drawing was found very soon after the marked date. This one of Janey was found in a Cafe on the very date written on the bottom
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