John Doe | Harshaw, Wisconsin

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Cyber-sleuths, let’s organize a search of missing persons in NamUs with those initials or first and last initial. How many cases are we looking at?

For those who may not know, the standard order for a three-letter monogram places the last name initial in the center, typically larger, with the first and middle initials on either side in a smaller font.

So, the “F” is the first letter of the last name, and the others look like “H” and “M,” but does anyone see any other possible options for the side letters?

This is super helpful! Thank you for clarifying and making sure those circumstances are clear!

H, F, and M as possible acronyms… F being the last name…

I tried a lot of combinations and even tried different letter possibilities and PA and WI, as well as various other states and didn’t find much . I did have the thought that maybe since it was on a necklace, maybe it is a relatives?

More clues are coming in, Ramapo College has released pictures of inscriptions inside the ring:

Since the ring was on a string, I wonder if it was a friend or family member’s ring instead? Just in a search of men that went missing from 1998-2000, this gentleman matches the size and some of the items found with the remains (but no mention of a ring or stuffed bunny). MP29255 4/1/1998 Rader, Jr. Leonard 48 Superior WI 6’1 – 6’2, sandy, backpack, knife, size 34, glasses, sunglasses. Thoughts?