Brian:

    Was wandering the Internet and picked up on your site just now.  I'n not exactly sure, to be honest, about just how accurate your readings are, but then I'm not altogether sure they're not.  I find your gift intriguing, so was wondering about several cases which, for  some ungodly reason, have haunted  me for years even though I have absolutely no connection with the missing persons or their families, but have oft wished I could have done something to help. 

    (1) Can you do an RV on Anthonette Cayedito?  She was a biracial child abducted in New Mexico in April 1986, which abduction was witnessed by her sister.  From what information I have, the Cayedito home was visited very early in the morning by a man identifying himself as "Uncle Joe."  When Anthonette opened the door, this proved to be a lie, and she was taken by force and driven away. 

    In subsequent years, there were apparent sightings of her in Nevada, I believe, in which she was in a restaurant with two other individuals.  While there, she dropped her fork repeatedly, and wrote on a napkin for the waitress to call the police. 

    During the year following her disappearance, absolutely nothing in the way of clues was ever found, and there were no sightings.  Yet about a year later, authorities received a 911 call from a child identifying hersellf as Anthonette Cayedito.  When they asked where she was, she responded: "Albuqurque."  Just then, they heard the child screaming and a man angrily forcing her away from the phone and hanging up. 

    I fear that Cayedito has long since died, but I still have hope that one day she will be found, or that the perps will one day enjoy their just deserts.  Any thoughts?

    (2) You said recently that you bellieve John David Gosch is still alive and living somewhere in Texas/Mexico, but will die soon.  You also say that he has used drugs, or is currently doing so.  Is it likely that your RV will ever be confirmed, and again that the perp(s) responsible for this disappearance will be on the receiving end of the vengeance I believe they so richly deserve? 

    (3) On August 12, 1984, Eugene Wade Martin of Des Moines, IA, was a newspaper carrier who was also kidnapped, possibly in the same manner as Gosch, and possibly by the same person or persons. The Gosch case has been highly profiled over the years, and I myself have been haunted by this case since I first heard about it shortly after my eighteenth birthday, when he had been missing for three months. 

    The Martin case, by contrast, does not appear to have received nearly as much coverage.  In the first few years of Gosch's disappearance, he was apparently seen several times by several different people in locations as diverse as Oklahoma and Colorado.  I am unaware of any similar sightings of Eugene Martin, and thus my intuition is that he has been dead for some years now.  Again, I wish for justice without mercy for these kids.  All the blessings of hell on them, assuming such exists.  Any thoughts?  Sorry this was so long.--John D. Coveleski