From: layrton481@gmail.com   
      
   On 12/22/2016 1:53 AM, hejeanderson@gmail.com wrote:   
   > Okay, so this is a really old thread. I was looking for the original article   
   online but this is the closest I could find. As a native of Mt. Sterling, I   
   can tell you it is a true story. Ellen would move south for the winter, so no   
   one was looked for    
   her until spring. They never found any more of her and ended up burning the   
   house down. I could see the smoke from where I lived at the time. it was front   
   page news in a local paper because the area is so small. 216 people lived in   
   the village she lives    
   in.   
   >   
      
   Yes, it is a really old thread but some of the urban legends that we   
   chased were long in the tooth, too, so why not?   
      
   As noted in the thread "pet eats owner" was a not-uncommon tale and the   
   "probably eaten by rats" element meets that "horror or warning"   
   requirement, that's why it came up.   
      
   I couldn't find the news article either, but I did find her name on a   
   forensic dentist's CV. She was victim number 245 on his list of IDs   
   established.   
      
   http://www.stevenaverycase.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Trial-   
   xhibit-374-CV-of-Donald-Simley.pdf   
      
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