http://relaxapartmanitara.com/uk-bulgarian-dating-reviews-2/in-2021-internet-dating-services-are-typically-the/ Linda Scarberry wrote John on January 26, 1970, to tell him that Mary Hyre had been admitted to the hospital. She also catches him up on her budding romance with John Franzen, her mother’s odd nocturnal bruises, a bedroom visitant, a puzzling odor of cigar smoke, and her daughter Danielle. I’m not posting the pictures of Danielle, unless someone really wants to see them. Linda wrote John two more letters, telling him about Mary Hyre’s worsening condition, and urging him to write, call, or visit. (He did write and call, but couldn’t visit.) I don’t think I’ll post those either. But here’s the letter.
Linda played a significant role in the Mothman story and this letter helps fill in the gaps for me. I know John wrote about her in the book but reading her letter is helpful. She comes across as objective and level headed. Considering the really strange things she had experienced by this time, and was continuing to experience I wonder how life turned out for her? Thanks Doug.
Comment by Clarence Carlson — September 29, 2015 @ 4:47 pm