Jan Cornell

Crossing over, wanting to be that tomboy that could beat boys at everything. She was just starting to think to herself, maybe I shouldn't be so good at this stuff. because she could beat boys at running, she could beat them at swimming, she could beat them at soccer. She was pretty good, well-rounded. She was just starting to ask boy questions.

But every now and then, I'd still catch her playing with dolls. I'd say, what are you doing? She'd say, nothing. And I'd still catch her dressing and undressing, and she still had dolls. So she was, and she did very well in school, very easygoing. No matter what situation came up, she wasn't one of these kids that balked at it.

But every now and then, I'd still catch her playing with dolls. I'd say, what are you doing? She'd say, nothing. And I'd still catch her dressing and undressing, and she still had dolls. So she was, and she did very well in school, very easygoing. No matter what situation came up, she wasn't one of these kids that balked at it.

But every now and then, I'd still catch her playing with dolls. I'd say, what are you doing? She'd say, nothing. And I'd still catch her dressing and undressing, and she still had dolls. So she was, and she did very well in school, very easygoing. No matter what situation came up, she wasn't one of these kids that balked at it.

She just would get in the car and let's go, do whatever it is has to be done. But for the most part, Robin was very happy. I have very few memories of her ever throwing a fit or giving me a hard time. She was pretty happy-go-lucky, liked to prank. She was a big prankster.

She just would get in the car and let's go, do whatever it is has to be done. But for the most part, Robin was very happy. I have very few memories of her ever throwing a fit or giving me a hard time. She was pretty happy-go-lucky, liked to prank. She was a big prankster.

She just would get in the car and let's go, do whatever it is has to be done. But for the most part, Robin was very happy. I have very few memories of her ever throwing a fit or giving me a hard time. She was pretty happy-go-lucky, liked to prank. She was a big prankster.

Whenever my phone rings and I know it's the police department, or I'll get a text from Christy Ellis, who's my detective, and she'll just say, call me. I'm like, you know, I always get that little bit of, okay. But she says she's not going to do that. She says she's coming to my door. But, you know, some of the leads look really good, but it's going to come down to the DNA, right?

Whenever my phone rings and I know it's the police department, or I'll get a text from Christy Ellis, who's my detective, and she'll just say, call me. I'm like, you know, I always get that little bit of, okay. But she says she's not going to do that. She says she's coming to my door. But, you know, some of the leads look really good, but it's going to come down to the DNA, right?

Whenever my phone rings and I know it's the police department, or I'll get a text from Christy Ellis, who's my detective, and she'll just say, call me. I'm like, you know, I always get that little bit of, okay. But she says she's not going to do that. She says she's coming to my door. But, you know, some of the leads look really good, but it's going to come down to the DNA, right?

And if we have the DNA, we send it in and it comes back a non-match, no matter how good it looked, he's not our person.

And if we have the DNA, we send it in and it comes back a non-match, no matter how good it looked, he's not our person.

And if we have the DNA, we send it in and it comes back a non-match, no matter how good it looked, he's not our person.