Jake Rice

She had a young son that her mother cared for.

Lois was a wanderer, as was described back then by her mother.

She would go places by hitchhiking.

She was known to have some mental health issues.

She had attempted cutting her wrists on several times, and that is where she got committed to Eastern State.

And Eastern State, she had been in and out of several times, and a lot of those were voluntary admissions also, where she checked herself in.

She used to call her mom at least once throughout the day sometime.

From what I get from reading this case, she was just one of those free-willed people that didn't want to be just at one place.

The main thing that we have is that she was a very easygoing person that could be a friend with anyone, could walk, wander with someone, and that she liked to hitchhike is one of the ways that she got around.

She didn't drive, so she would hitchhike places.

which is, you know, one of those things that back then it was done quite often, but it was also known as a very dangerous thing to do.

Her mother said that when she came there, she did have some bruising on her arms and shoulder area and said that that was from her boyfriend.

Lois says that she was down and out of it, but all she would do is sit around and write her boyfriend's name all on the pages everywhere.

There's two guys that are following me around, gonna kill me.

Her mom didn't take it as in, oh my, let me get over there, because when they go to talk, the mother didn't come to pick her up.

But the mother in the report says that she had called her and said that there was two guys, two individuals.

Then what we had had is that we know by the investigators, by talking to the mother of Lois, she had stated that Lois had told her that she had gotten some death threats from an individual that lived over in Gloucester.

Apparently, Lois had met this individual at a bar in

They had some kind of fling that night.

Went back to his residence the next morning.