#missing person case

Dark! Ben Pointdexter x step daughter!Reader

SUMMARY - your mum died three months ago. no answers. so you made a list—thirty-five men connected to her. you’re crossing them off one by one. first name: frank castle. her first love. TW - dark themes, violence, gun violence, blood, death, murder, mentions of past abuse, manipulation, deception, stalking, kidnapping (framed), police involvement, false accusations, morally grey characters, toxic relationships, grief, trauma, identity issues, obsession, revenge, incest. AUTHORS NOTE - sooo uh, I have to be honest if you don't like father x daughter ships do not read. Minors dni.

HE ACTUALLY GOT MAD THAT I HAD A RATIONAL EXPLANATION

I promise you this cornfed republican Texas asshole has never even seen the Pacific Northwest rainforest. Anyone who has ever seen it can easily see how so many people can go missing and never be found. Several serial killers have used it as a dumping ground. There's hundreds of unclaimed people out there that will never be found and it's not because of fucking Bigfoot.

On the 20th of April 1989 Patricia Meehan was witnessed driving down the wrong side of the road on a highway in Montana. She was seen by Peggy Bueller and her father, who quickly swerved onto the shoulder to avoid a head on collision but Meehan still managed to crash into the car behind. The car was driven by an off duty police officer who escaped the wreck unscathed. When she emerged from the wreck she noticed that a blonde woman had left the other car and was staring at her as if she was ‘looking straight through’ her. This woman was Patricia Meehan, who proceeded to climb over a fence and stand motionless, watching the wreck from the side of the road. Eventually she retreated into an empty field and vanished.

This was the last confirmed time Meehan was seen alive, and she has been missing ever since. The circumstances surrounding her disappearance are bizarre, her landlord described her behaviour around this time as strange, and that she ‘seemed hyper’. One of the theories for her unusual behaviour at the scene of the crash is that she may have sustained amnesia and forgotten where she was - although this does not account for why she was driving down the wrong side of the road.

Missing Since 06/18/1982 Missing From Harrisonburg, Virginia Classification: Endangered Missing Sex: Female Race: White Date of Birth: 08/30/1961 (58) Age when missing: 20 years old Height and Weight: 5'1, 105 pounds Suspect: Unknown Vehicle of the suspect: Possible silver ford

Clothing/Jewelry Description: A light-colored pinstriped v-neck sweater, tan or cream-colored slacks, sandals, and a Turner Ashby High School class ring.

Distinguishing Characteristics: Caucasian female. Brown hair. Dove has a partial plate in place of her two front teeth. She wears contact lenses or eyeglasses. She has a scar on the back of her head, a scar on her forehead at the hairline, and a scar on the back of her head. Dove smoked cigarettes in 1982. _____________________

Her Story:

Kelly Bergh Dove, a loving mother to her four-year-old daughter, and a good friend was from Bridgewater, Virginia. Happily married, Kelly had been in a relationship with her husband for 5 years.

Kelly was working the overnight shift at the Imperial gas station, despite it being her normal day off. Kelly traded her shift with her sister who also worked there (three of her sisters also worked there). Kelly was brave, her mother Rachel told Dateline, so being the lone employee working overnight didn’t frighten her.

The night was normal enough but things took a turn in the early morning hours of June 18.

At 2:27 a.m., Kelly called the Harrisonburg Police Department to say a man was hanging around the gas station, and that he was “improperly dressed.” It’s still unclear what she meant by this, but Kelly’s mother Rachel speculates that the man flashed Kelly and she did not want to say it on the phone.

The Police did not show.

Two minutes later, she called the police again, according to family. This time, she asked if the police could come to the gas station to check on her. Kelly told police the man had called the gas station from outside and was saying obscenities to her. She said he was on the gas station property, driving a silver Ford, according to Rachel.

The Police did not show.

At 2:31 a.m., Kelly placed a third and final call to police. She again reported that the man was lurking around the gas station, her last words were, "Hurry! Please! He's coming back!" Police say she then pleaded for them to help her.

When Police arrived at the scene shortly after Kelly’s third call to them. When they arrived, Kelly was nowhere to be found, on the counter a cigarette was still burning. A magazine was left open and Kelly's purse remained behind with no signs of a struggle.

Notes: The Police never shut down the gas station to investigate which leaves no evidence to use to help solve this case. No arrests have ever been made.

A local convenience store worker claimed that a caucasian male between 20 to 25 years of age, with blond, shoulder-length hair, was driving a gray car and had stopped at the store about a half-hour before her disappearance. However, no connection between this man and the offender was ever found or confirmed.

Kelly's three sisters said that obscene phone calls and gestures were common when they worked alone during the night and that it has happened on several occasions. However, after Kelly's disappearance, the phone calls momentarily stopped, up until they received one 6 weeks later. It isn't known if harassers stopped calling the store after hearing news of the disappearance as to not draw unwanted attention to themselves, or if one individual was responsible for making such phone calls the entire time.

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Suspect 1: The unknown man:

The first suspect was a man Kelly went to high school with. This man has a history of making obscene phone calls and indecent exposure.

The problem with this suspect is Kelly never identified the man in the three phone calls which she would have done if she had known him.

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Suspect 2: Glenn Haslam Barker

Glenn Barker sometimes drove a ford, and after her disappearance, witnesses reported Barker repainting his car. Barker also had a past of violence against women and young girls.

In 1981, he kidnapped a young woman at knifepoint in North Carolina. He brought the young woman to his house and tied her to his bed. Luckily, however, she was able to escape after he left her alone to move his car. He was arrested for kidnapping but the young woman was too scared to testify. As a result, he received a two year suspended sentence.

He moved to Virginia shortly after.

On June 12, 1982, Two weeks after Kelly Bergh Dove's kidnapping, Twelve-year-old Katie Worsky disappeared from a sleep-over at a friend's house on McElroy Drive. Barker was the first suspect in the crime because he was dating the friend's mother. He claimed the night of the kidnapping that he had snuck over to the house when everyone was asleep. Barker claimed he gave Katie and her friend beer but left the apartment soon after they fell asleep.

The Police weren't convinced.

After getting permission to search Barker's apartment, they found wet clothes with blood on them, some of the blood was type B. Katie's blood type.

Inside his sock drawer, they found a pair of youth's underwear. Blood was on the underwear in the same place Katie had administered her medical insulin. Katie was a diabetic.

Katie's body to this day has not been found.

Without a body, Barker was still convinced of second-degree murder. However, he only served 9 years.

Barker was released in 1992 at the age of 33.

Barker shortly got into a relationship with Cynthia Powers Johnson who was a single mother to her 7-year-old daughter Heather.

On August 29, 1996, The fire department was called to extinguish a fire at the Johnson home. Inside Police found the bodies of both Cynthia Powers Johnson and her daughter Heather Johnson. They were both brutally murdered before the house was set ablaze from seven different starting points throughout the house.

Barker claimed to have an alibi during the murders, but it was proven to be a lie especially when eyewitnesses put Barker's truck in front of the home that night before the fire.

With no evidence to prove Barker committed the crimes, he could not be charged.

Barker is also suspected in the murder of 18-year-old Paula Jean Chandler in Charlottesville.

Chandler went missing, the day after Kelly Bergh Dove, after visiting a coworker's apartment to see a movie. Her body was found two days later in the Rivanna Reservoir. Suffering from two severe blows to the head before being dumped into the river to die.

Chandler worked at a restaurant a mile from Barker's and also Katie's home.

Barker to this day denies being involved in any of the crimes, including the one he was convicted of.

He died in 2014, at age 55, in the golfing resort town in North Carolina.

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Kelly Bergh Dove was declared legally dead in 1989, and the gas station has since been torn down.

Dove's case remains unsolved.

On Monday, July 10, Robert Jason Owens was indicted with a first degree murder charge in the death of Zebb Quinn on January 2, 2000. Owens is currently serving a prison sentence for the murders of Cristie and JT Codd and their unborn child.

Zebb Quinn has been considered missing for more than 17 years, after meeting Owens on the night of January 2, 2000; Quinn and Owens were going to look at a car that Quinn was considering buying. They were seen together on surveillance footage at a gas station at 9:15pm. He has not been seen since. Quinn’s mother filed a missing persons report the next day. Two days after his disappearance, a man pretending to be Quinn called Quinn’s workplace to call in sick for Quinn. When the number was called back, it was traced to a Volvo plant where Owens worked. Owens admitted to making the call, but claimed Quinn asked him to do so.

Two weeks after Quinn disappeared, his car was found in the parking lot of a restaurant, near the hospital where his mother worked. A pair of lips were drawn on the back windshield, and a live puppy was in the car. A hotel card key was found as well, but was unable to be traced.

In 2007, there was a break in the case when search warrants were executed on a piece of land where Owen’s lived. He was named a person of interest, but no arrests were made. The case was now being considered a homicide case.

In 2015, the Codd family disappeared. Owens lived near them and was doing work as a handyman for them. Owens was charged in the murder of the family. Warrants showed that he admitted to investigators two days after the disappearance that he killed them. He entered a plea deal for life in prison instead of the death penalty.

Dark! Ben Pointdexter x step daughter!Reader

SUMMARY - your mum died three months ago. no answers. so you made a list—thirty-five men connected to her. you’re crossing them off one by one. first name: frank castle. her first love.

CHAPTER SUMMARY - Y/N investigates her mother’s disappearance by targeting and crossing off men connected to her past, using manipulation and staged arrests to move closer to the truth. At home, she clashes with her stepfather Benjamin Poindexter, a detective torn between protecting her and failing to solve the case. TW - dark themes, violence, gun violence, blood, death, murder, mentions of past abuse, manipulation, deception, stalking, kidnapping (framed), police involvement, false accusations, morally grey characters, toxic relationships, grief, trauma, identity issues, obsession, revenge, incest, father x daugther... AUTHORS NOTE - sooo uh, I have to be honest if you don't like father x daughter ships do not read. Minor dni.