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Hey everyone,
I've been doing some digging into old missing persons cases and stumbled onto the case of Jeffrey Dean Blankinship and his mother, Althea. Does anyone else find it odd that Glenn Allan Bagley was somehow linked to multiple disappearances, yet no charges were ever pressed against him? It's troubling to think about the potential connections. How did he manage to just slip away to the Philippines after Althea and Jeffrey vanished, and then again after his ex-wife, Esther Gesler, disappeared? It makes me wonder if there were other instances that could be tied to him as well. I'd be interested in hearing your thoughts on whether other authorities in the Philippines or elsewhere were ever looped into his history. Given his death in 2016, I wonder if there are folks out there who might have known him and could shed some light, even posthumously, on what might have happened back in Washington. Thoughts?
Looking forward to hearing your perspectives.
Stay safe,
CuriousCat1984
Hey everyone,
I’ve been diving deep into the case of Jeffrey Dean Blankinship and his mom Althea, who disappeared back in ‘73, and something really caught my attention. Did anyone else find it odd that Althea’s passport had no travel entries? ? Given that Glenn Allan Bagley was supposed to have dropped them off at SeaTac for a trip to Greece, you'd expect at least some sort of record, right? I can’t shake the feeling that there’s more to this whole “travel plan” that doesn’t add up.
Has anyone else looked into the angle of Bagley’s connections overseas? It’s bizarre how he conveniently ended up in the Philippines and stayed there for the rest of his life. I wonder if there’s any chance he could have used some other means to get them out of the country without leaving a trace. Or maybe he had no intention of letting them leave at all...
Would love to hear what you all think, especially if there are any experts on travel records from that time period. It’s mind-boggling how many loose ends there are in this case!
Looking forward to your thoughts.
Stay safe,
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I was reading through the case of Jeffrey Dean Blankinship and his mom, Althea, and I couldn’t help but be intrigued by the role of Glenn Allan Bagley in all of this. It’s perplexing how he managed to evade scrutiny for so long. I mean, he was the last person to see them and had another disappearance linked to him with Esther Gesler later on. That’s definitely a red flag.
What gets me is how someone can just vanish without a trace, and in multiple instances? Bagley was living in the Philippines for decades after these disappearances with apparently no repercussions. It makes you wonder about the extent of what authorities knew or didn't know. The discovery of Althea’s passport years later only complicates things further. How could there have been no travel records if they supposedly flew out of the country?
Anyone else think it's odd how these kinds of cases seem to stretch on with so little resolution? It makes me wonder if new technology could uncover old secrets.