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So I was farming for every farmable weapon so I could power stance whatever weapons that I so pleased. Obviously I can't do this for a lot of weapons, because they have finite and fixed drops, generally of the variety of one per NG cycle. But I did get a minimum of 2 of every farmable weapon, and a lot more of some other weapons in the process. I also got literally every armor piece and armor set in the whole game, sans a single set I'm working on getting. I want to get all my weapons to +9/+24, but also want to declutter my inventory without just dropping everything, as some things are quite rare and difficult to obtain. So I'm offering a giveaway. If I have more copies of whatever you want, than what I want to keep, I'll give it to you. I have the following items in the given quantities of excess. 1 dagger, 2 great knives, 1 fire knights short sword, 2 short swords, 2 lordsworn straight swords, 2 nobles Slender swords, 1 knights greatsword, 1 banished knights greatsword, 3 cleanrot Knights swords, 3 falchions, 2 horned warriors swords, 3 dismounters, 1 curse blades cirque, 2 forked hatchets, 3 Messmer soldier's axe's, 1 iron cleaver, 3 celebrant's Cleaver's, 1 great omenkiller cleaver, 1 warpick, 3 monks flamemaces, 2 curved great clubs, 1 battle Hammer, 1 envoys Longhorn, 1 duelist greataxe, 2 partisans, 2 vulgar militia shotels, 2 vulgar militia saws, 2 pest glaives 1 shortbow, 5 red branch shortbows, 1 misbegotten shortbow, 2 albinauric bows, 2 great bows, 8 soldier's crossbows, 1 heavy crossbow 2 academy glintstone staves, 1 staff of the guilty 1 rickety shield, 1 scripture wooden shield, 1 man serpent shield, 1 perfumers shield, 1 sun realm shield, 3 brass shields, 1 Messmer soldier shield, 1 banished Knight's shield, 1 albinauric shield, 1 eclipse crest Great shield 1 commoners headband (altered), 1 aristocrats headband, 1 aristocrats hat, 1 old aristocrats cowl, 3 page hoods, 5 festive hoods, 2 blue festive hoods, 1 black dumpling, 3 depraved perfumers headscarves, 5 great horned headbands, 1 imp head (cat), 1 imp head (wolf), 1 imp head (long tongued), 1 foot soldier helm, 1 foot soldier cap, 4 sacred crown helms, 4 highwayman hoods, 2 common soldier helms, 3 shadow militiamen helms, 2 duelist helms, 1 nox monk hood, 3 nox swordstress crowns, 3 night maidens twin crowns, 2 curse blades masks, 2 godrick soldier helms, 1 Radahn soldier helm, 4 Haligtree helms, 6 Messmer soldier helms, 3 Exile hoods, 1 kaiden helm, 6 marionette soldier helms, 6 fire monks hoods, 1 cuckoo Knight helm, 1 redmane Knight helm, 5 black knight helms, 10 cleanrot helms, 1 horned warrior helm, 1 divine beast helm, 2 banished knights helms, 2 pumpkin helms 1 commoners garb, 2 aristocrat garbs, 1 aristocrat garb (altered), 3 aristocrat coats, 6 old aristocrat gowns, 3 page garbs, 2 guardians garbs, 6 festive garbs, 13 festive garbs (altered), 9 blue festive garbs, 2 Raya lucarian robes, 1 perfumers robe, 7 fur raiments, 1 foot soldier tabard, 6 leather draped tabards, 1 chain draped tabard, 4 ivory draped tabards, 1 scarlet tabard, 2 highwayman's cloth armors, 1 common soldier cloth armor, 3 shadow militiamen armors, 3 ascetics loincloth's, 1 tree and beast surcoat, 1 redmane surcoat, 1 Erdtree surcoat, 3 Haligtree crest surcoats, 3 mausoleum surcoats, 7 Messmer soldier's armors, 9 exile armors, 2 kaiden armors, 3 marionette soldier armors, 5 fire monks armors, 1 redmane Knight armor, 1 Haligtree Knight armor, 6 mausoleum Knight armors, 1 black knight armor, 18 cleanrot armors, 1 fire knight armor, 1 divine beast warrior armors, 5 banished knights armors (altered), 2 fire prelates armors 1 guardian bracers, 2 sorcerer manchetes, 1 perfumer gloves, 1 depraved perfumer gloves, 5 highwayman gauntlets, 2 common soldier gauntlets, 3 shadow militiamen gauntlets, 4 nox bracelets, 1 leather arm wraps, 3 ascetics wrist guards, 1 Radahn soldier gauntlets, 3 Haligtree gauntlets, 6 mausoleum gauntlets, 4 Messmer soldier gauntlets, 10 exile gauntlets, 3 kaiden gauntlets, 4 fire monks gauntlets, 3 redmane knights gauntlets, 2 Haligtree Knights gauntlets, 7 black knight gauntlets, 8 cleanrot gauntlets, 2 fire knight gauntlets, 3 banished Knight's gauntlets 1 commoner's shoes, 2 aristocrat's boots, 1 old aristocrat shoes, 1 page trousers, 4 guardians greaves, 1 sorcerer leggings, 3 perfumers sarongs, 1 consorts trousers, 1 fur leggings, 7 common soldiers greaves, 2 shadow militiamen greaves, 2 duelist greaves, 6 nox greaves, 1 leather leg wraps, 3 ascetic's ankle guards, 1 godrick soldier greaves, 1 Radahn soldier greaves, 1 Leyndell soldier greaves, 6 Haligtree greaves, 9 Messmer's soldier greaves, 11 exile greaves, 5 kaidens trousers, 1 blue silver mail skirt, 3 fire monks greaves, 1 Blackflame monk greaves, 1 redmane Knight greaves, 6 mausoleum knights greaves, 3 black knights greaves, 13 cleanrot greaves, 2 fire knight greaves, 5 banished knights greaves, and finally, 2 fire prelates greaves. If you want any of those things, I'm giving them away, so here's your opportunity. If you need any details about anything in order to "trade", just ask, and I will do my best to provide. submitted by /u/Radiant-Ask-5716 to r/PatchesEmporium [link] [comments]

What jewelry options would you recommend for my everyday style? The first two photos are me on a typical office day and the third is me embracing a little more flair. I want to bring that out that more "feminine" side of myself with necklaces, bracelets and potentially earrings. I've been told thicker little hoop earrings would fit. I personally like the idea of a few necklaces of varying textures. I want to keep it sophisticated and elegant. Thoughts? submitted by /u/Helix_Division to r/mensfashion [link] [comments]

On July 31, 1991, a highway administration worker found the decomposed remains of a teenager or young woman under the Baker Hill Road embankment, on the southbound side of I-270, in Frederick County, Maryland. Sites have varying estimates for her postmortem Interval, ranging from one week (NamUs and Doe Network) to months (Unidentified Wiki), but the NCMEC has the interval as weeks. Though authorities could not determine her exact cause of death, it has been ruled a homicide that was thought to have taken place at another location. Per the FBI, the site where the Doe's remains were found was within 10 miles of a truck stop. In 1995, authorities looked into a possible suspect in her murder, Sean Goble, who had been convicted of two murders of sex workers in Tennessee and was suspected of a third murder in North Carolina, as well as several other murders. He would pick up his victims at gas stations along the interstates and dump their bodies further down the road. A search of his home found women's shoes and undergarments and the Doe was found without both. He has not officially been connected to this Doe's murder though. Description of NamUs #UP1665, ME/C Case 91-04413 Sex: Female Race / Ethnicity: White / Caucasian Estimated Age Range: 15-29 Height: 5'1, estimated Weight: unknown Hair Color: Brown, approximately 6 inches long Eye Color: unknown Distinguishing Marks: unknown Dentals: Available. Protruding and reversed front tooth on upper left side. (upper central incisor). Tooth 7, 8, 9, post mortem missing [both upper front teeth and the tooth to the right of them] No fingerprints or DNA available. Clothing: Blue denim skorts "Cap Ferrat" brand (size 11); tank top, possibly gray or black, dark colored Jewelry: An "Advance Digital" watch, silver colored with a gold face; An "Avon" sterling silver ring, with a diamond-like stone on right middle finger; A base metal ring in floral design with four stones missing (size 7 1/4); A silver alloy bangle wristband; A "Trifari" gold-plated wristband on left wrist [Trifari is a bridge costume jewelry brand that was sold in department stores]; A 19-inch herringbone necklace; A pink rope, ankle bracelet. Exclusions Kelly Dove Michaela Garecht Martha Green Shelley Hoke Susan Marable Alicia Markovich Tammy McCormick Nadine Mendonca Beth Plavnick Shannon Potter Patricia Schmidt Tiffany Sessions Terry Slaugenhoupt Heide Wilbur Lisa Zochowski Links: NamUs Doe Network NCMEC Unidentified Wiki DC News Now submitted by /u/blinkycosmocat to r/gratefuldoe [link] [comments]

Gideon’s attraction to Harrow is so painfully obvious in hindsight. From Gideon’s POV, we get so many detailed descriptions of Harrow and her facial expressions. Gideon is always aware of exactly what Harrow is wearing or not wearing. We get at least 5 different descriptions of Harrow’s hands alone and what they’re doing. Who pays attention to someone’s hands that closely? Gideon, for some reason, is always paying attention to what Harrow is doing with her gloves or what state her ungloved hands are in. The clearest evidence of attraction, though, is how often Gideon gets flustered around Harrow. On a first read it just seems like Gideon is “embarrassed” by the most random things, which was confusing to me. But looking back, it’s obvious she wasn’t embarrassed per se. It makes so much sense that she refuses to label her attraction and instead mistakes it for embarrassment. If I quote all the times Gideon’s narration describes Harrow in detail I’m pretty sure I’d get a copyright strike for posting the entirety of the text of GtN, but here are the quotes I could find of Gideon being flustered: Chapter 2: Gideon gets flustered when Harrow takes off her robe and her bone jewelry but mislabels the feeling as “pity and disgust”: “Fine,” snarled Harrowhark, now in every appearance of a fine temper. She was struggling out of her long, ornate robes, the human rib cage she wore clasped around her long torso shining whitely against the black. Crux cried out in dismay as she began to detach the little silver snaps that held it to her chest, but she silenced him with a curt gesture as she took it off. Gideon knew what she was doing. A great wave of commingled pity and disgust moved through her as she watched Harrow take off her bone bracelets, the teeth she kept at her neck, the little bone studs in her ears. Just in gloves and boots and shirt and trousers, with her cropped black head and her face pinched with wrath, she seemed like what she really was: a desperate girl younger than Gideon, and rather small and feeble. “Look, Nonagesimus,” said Gideon, thoroughly unbalanced and now actually embarrassed, “cut the bull. Don’t do—whatever you’re about to do. Let me go.” Chapter 16: The expression on her face was completely alien. Harrowhark Nonagesimus was looking at her with unalloyed admiration. “But for the love of the Emperor, Griddle,” she said gruffly, “you are something else with that sword.” The blood all drained away from Gideon’s cheeks for some reason. The world spun off its axis. Bright spots sparked in her vision. She found herself saying, intelligently, “Mmf.” Harrowhark smiled. This smile was unusual too: it betokened conspiracy, which was normal, except that this one invited Gideon to be part of it. Her eyes glowed like coals with sheer collusion. Gideon didn’t know if she could handle all these new expressions on Harrow: she needed a lie down. Chapter 31: “The time has come—” She took a deep breath; and then she undid the catches to her robes, and they fell away from her thin shoulders to puddle around her ankles on the floor. “—to tell you everything,” she said. “Oh, thank God for that,” said Gideon hysterically, profoundly embarrassed at how her heart rate had spiked. submitted by /u/empquix to r/TheNinthHouse [link] [comments]

This chunky ankle bracelet features a 14MM Cuban link design with a rhombus pattern, available in gold and silver colors. Perfect for summer beach outfits, this bold accessory adds a stylish statement to any look. The chunky ankle bracelet is made for women who love standout jewelry. submitted by /u/dadsflower to r/fashionreviews [link] [comments]

Discovery On Friday September 11th 1987 at about 10 am, three men fishing in the Lewis River in Woodland, Washington made a gruesome and unexpected discovery. Floating in some debris and stuck near some rocks, they discovered the headless and legless torso of a young woman. The torso was found in a shallow part of the Lewis River near the S. Pekin Road boat launch, about ¾ of a mile south of the Lewis River Bridge, where Interstate 5 crosses the river. Woodland is a small town which in 1987 had fewer than 2500 residents. It is located about 30 miles north of downtown Portland, Oregon. The torso was a shocking discovery for the small town and police were notified promptly. By Saturday September, 12th, scuba divers from nearby Portland, Oregon were brought in to find additional body parts in the river but none were found. A sniffer dog likewise, found no other remains. Officers at the scene reported to the local paper that the torso belonged to a “dark skinned, unidentified, homicide victim” who was “possibly Hispanic.” That same day the body was transported to an Oregon medical examiner for autopsy. The medical examiner determined that the woman had brown skin and was about 19 to 25 years old, probably closer to 19. He believed she had been in the water for either several days or up to a week. In life she would have been about 5 ft 3 in tall and weighed about 110 lbs. She had no scars or tattoos. She was also partially clothed. In his report he noted that the woman was most likely Hispanic but could have been Native American, or even a light skinned black woman but without a head and in the infancy of DNA testing, her race could not be determined for sure. Her cause of death was unknown but the medical examiner ruled the death a homicide. On Sunday the 13th, a transient man in Portland, Oregon discovered the upper portion of a thigh floating near the east bank of the Willamette river, about 30 miles south of the torso, near downtown Portland. Almost immediately, the medical examiner connected the thigh to the Woodland victim as both body parts showed signs of dismemberment and had the same dark skin tone. On the 14th, the victim’s other leg was found nearby. Interestingly, both legs were found between the Steele and Burnside Bridges, two roadways which abut Interstate 5. On Wednesday the 16th of September, investigators in Cowlitz county announced that the autopsy had revealed that the murder victim was two months pregnant and had given birth at least once in the past. They also announced that scuba divers in Portland had not turned up any additional remains and the woman’s head remained missing. Strangely, the body did not match any local missing persons’ cases and the mystery deepened. Despite Woodland’s low crime rate, not one but two serial killers were active in the general area. In the absence of other leads law enforcement contacted both the Molalla Forest task force in Clackamas County, Oregon and the Green River task force in King County, Washington as both unknown killers were leaving their victims, all young women, in the greater Portland area. Unfortunately neither task force had any leads on the woman's possible identity and investigators were back to square one. On September 24th, 1987 ten days later after the discovery of the second leg, a fisherman standing on the bank of the Cowlitz River just south of the Tennant Way Bridge in Kelso, Washington noticed what he thought was a stuffed animal. On closer examination it was actually the badly decomposed body of a baby girl. She was found floating near a log less than half of a mile from where the Cowlitz flows into the Columbia River. The fisherman promptly hopped into his truck and drove to the police station. After arriving at the scene police believed it was possible that the child had floated downstream, but the fisherman who found the body reported that debris was sometimes pushed upstream by the tidal Columbia, a view the police eventually adopted. Searches in the area uncovered no additional evidence. A local medical examiner determined the girl to be 18 to 24 months old. She was 31 inches long and weighed 25 pounds. She was found wearing a cotton diaper with pink safety pins on the outside, plastic pants, a black or red shirt with black, blue, and white stripes, and pink terry cloth shorts. She was badly decomposed and the autopsy revealed that she had been in the water for about three to four weeks. Although one report states she had been in the water three weeks to three months. She had died from one massive blow to the head, her tiny skull fractured behind her right ear. Like the woman found 10 days earlier, this victim was also determined to be Hispanic or possibly of Native American descent. The baby was found only 19 miles away from the woman's torso. Like other police departments before them, Kelso police had no luck identifying the child. In 1987 Woodland, Kelso, and Portland were all cities with a majority white populations. This fact made the discovery of the bodies even puzzling. Due to the similarities between the woman and child and their discovery only 10 days apart, police surmised that the two cases were related and believed it was possible that they were mother and daughter. Sergeant Wayne Nelson of the Kelso Police department stated “It would be very unusual to have two Hispanic murder victims found in Cowlitz County Waters”... “that are not linked.” He also called both unidentified decedents “victims of violent homicides.” Fingerprints were taken for the child and the woman but no matches were found and samples were sent to a laboratory in Texas, but the samples were delicate so the lab was unable to confirm that the two bodies were related. Detective Thompson of the Kelso police asked for the public's help and pleaded to the local newspaper “we need the public to tell us about women and children not seen in the last four to six weeks.” Despite dozens of leads since the woman was found, none helped the police get any closer to identifying the woman and child. A bulletin was issued to police in all west coast states to check for files of missing mothers and toddler daughters, but the search came up empty. October 9th a man fishing in the Cowlitz River discovered a blood-stained bed sheet which he quickly turned over to the police. The sheet contained blood, human hair, and animal hair and was submitted for testing to see if it could be matched to the unidentified woman and toddler who had been found in September. A week later it was determined that the blood did not belong to a human but rather a deer. At this point no new evidence had surfaced and within several months publicity had fizzled. All in all two victims were found in three separate rivers which don’t flow into each other. However, the locations of the remains were all close to Interstate 5 a freeway which travels north-south through Washington, Oregon, and California. Throughout the late 1980s and 1990s sporadic efforts were made to identify the pair including missing posters translated and sent to Mexico. Police hoped that if the woman was an immigrant perhaps family in her country of origin were missing her. Nearby Indian reservations were also sent posters but again nothing panned out. Articles in the nearest Spanish language newspaper, a periodical in Sunnyside, Washington, likewise produced no leads. In the early 2000s a memo was sent to the RCMP. Although DNA technology was much better than it had been in the 1980s, local police lacked the funding to exhume and DNA test the remains, especially since the samples they had were degraded from initial testing. In 2003 the Seattle Post Intelligencer newspaper ran a story on the unidentified remains from Washington state. Included was a retouched photo and a police sketch of the baby. The article also mentioned the pregnant woman recovered from the Lewis River in 1987, revealing that the woman was wearing a sheer pink two piece teddy nightgown made of nylon, blue-green Hanes brand underwear, two silver bangle bracelets, and had toenails and fingernails which were neatly painted red. It was this article that allowed two separate families in three separate countries to begin to unravel a decades long mystery. Identification To fully understand this story and its context it is necessary to go back to 1874. After a period of turmoil, both internal and external, the newly united Kingdom of Fiji was annexed by the British empire. Fiji was ripe for exploitation. Not only did the island have sandalwood trees, but the climate was right for both cotton and sugar cultivation. But with cultivation comes the need for labor and British India filled that void. Beginning in 1879 Indian indentured servants began arriving in Fiji. Over the next thirty seven years, 61,000 indentured Indian servants were transported to the islands that make up Fiji. After ten years of service, they were free to move back to India on the empire’s dime or stay in Fiji as “free immigrants.” The vast majority chose to stay. The workers were mostly from rural villages but came from all over the sub continent which resulted in a new language, culture, and identity slowly developing. The ethnic group came to be known as Indo-Fijian. By about the year 1900 skilled workers from India began to migrate to Fiji by their own free will, growing the Indian population yet again. In 1920 indentured servanthood was officially outlawed but by 1940, the Indian population of Fiji had eclipsed that of the native Fijians, a trend which continued until nearly 1990. Even today Indo- Fijians make up a large percent of the people living in Fiji. Raj Mati was one of a set of twins born to an Indo Fijian family near Bavevu, in central Viti Levu, Fiji in 1963. Sadly Raj’s twin died at six weeks old but Raj survived and became the youngest of her eleven siblings. The family lived in a metal shack near their 10 acre farm. Known to her family members as “Lalli'' which means little daughter in Hindi, Raj was a companion to her mother and best friends with her brother Biren Prasad. Even though her father died when she was a young child and the family lived in poverty, everyone remembered the family as happy and well adjusted. When Raj was a teenager she attended a newly constructed high school on Viti Levu. Here she had the opportunity to learn to read and write as well as speak English. In accordance with tradition, in 1983, a family friend of some of Raj’s brothers, Ashok Kumar Narain, asked to marry Raj. Ashok was from the same village as Raj and was friends with some of her brothers before he had the opportunity to move to America where he worked as a tailor. Seeing this as a positive opportunity for their sister, Raj’s family accepted the engagement. Both Biren and Jai, another of Raj’s brothers, remembered Ashok as a “normal guy” and considered the pair a good match. The timeline is not perfectly clear but it appears that Ashok had returned to his native Fiji after living in America for a while and planned on returning to America after his marriage to Raj. A huge ceremony was arranged on the family’s farm and Raj was married to Ashok. Within 24 hours Jai Prasad, Raj’s brother, was married to his wife, Caroline. Nine months later sometime in 1984, Raj and Ashok prepared to leave Fiji and begin their new life in America. She was 21 years old, Ashok was about 27. The family packed their things and boarded a bus to Fiji’s international airport to see the couple off. It was a five hour bus ride. At the airport, Raj cried knowing that she may never see her family again. Raj was not only the first of her family to immigrate to a new country, she was the first to ever leave the island of Viti Levu. Her brother Biren encouraged Ashok to comfort a crying Raj but to no avail. Raj and Ashok boarded their plane and moved to Eugene, Oregon, a town more than 110 miles south of Portland, Oregon. (It looks like Ashok had also lived in King Co. Washington at some point in time.) Raj kept in touch with her brothers via letters and sent audio tapes to her illiterate mother. Phone calls were expensive so letters were the best way to stay in touch. According to Jai, Raj sounded lonely. The couple rented a cheap apartment in downtown Eugene, Oregon. Picture here. https://www.google.com/maps/@44.0551171,-123.1034199,3a,75y,91.43h,90t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1stnnQJcK7n7wSIMrLRnp2dg!2e0!6shttps:%2F%2Fstreetviewpixels-pa.googleapis.com%2Fv1%2Fthumbnail%3Fcb_client%3Dmaps_sv.tactile%26w%3D900%26h%3D600%26pitch%3D0%26panoid%3DtnnQJcK7n7wSIMrLRnp2dg%26yaw%3D91.43188!7i16384!8i8192?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI1MDcxNi4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D In 1985, she told Jai about the strange beauty of autumn and how odd it was to see leaves die and fall to the ground. Raj was troubled by the cold weather and bought her first jacket, a gray puffy parka. She sounded lonely, Jai reflected years later. Raj talked about watching television and tending to her husband but seemed to do little else. In another letter she thanked her brother Biren for sending her money so she and Ashok could buy a car, a 1980 Toyota Tercel. She never revealed any problems in her marriage. On June 29th, 1986 Raj gave birth to her first child, a daughter named Kamnee. She and her family were overjoyed and treasured the small wallet sized photo of the girl which was tucked into Raj’s letter. But sometime in 1987, Raj’s letters stopped. At first the family was not concerned, thinking that motherhood was probably taking up much of her time and energy but eventually they began to worry. By 2004, Jai had not heard from his sister in over 15 years. Now living in Sydney, Australia Jai asked his children to help him use the internet so he could search for his sister, but he found no trace of Raj or his niece, Kamnee. He called the FBI to report her missing but the agency suggested he hire a private investigator instead. This may have been because Jai reported that his sister lived in Eugene, California rather than Eugene, Oregon. Either way this did not deter Jai and he continued on his quest. In 2003, the Seattle Post Intelligencer released an article on the unidentified persons in Washington state. Included was a sketch of a baby found in a river in 1987. From the moment he first saw the sketch in April, 2006 Jai Prasad knew it was Kamnee. Furthermore, his woman’s description caught his eye, he knew that silver bangles and painted nails were both something that Raj would have worn. Jai called Kelso police department to report his suspicion. Police were skeptical of the lead as other tips about the child’s identity had led nowhere. Unable to take no as an answer Jai Prasad flew to the United States to give his DNA to investigators. In April, 2006 the same month Jai found the article about Baby Jane Doe, a Robert Narayan of Woodland, California called the Kelso police with a similar story. After seeing the 2003 article he called the Kelso police to report that he believed the baby found in the river was his niece, Kamnee. Moreover, Robert reported that he had not seen or heard from his brother Ashok since 1988. He could find no trace of his sister in law or his niece either. He, like Jai, had been looking for his brother for years. In September, 2006 the body of the two Jane Does found in the fall of 1987 were exhumed and compared to Jai’s DNA. A small group of mourners joined Jai by the graveside and held a small memorial. Jai didn’t need DNA, he knew the bones belonged to his sister and niece. He provided flowers and burial clothes for the pair. Two months later, a match was revealed but Raj’s family did not share this news publicly at the request of police, as they hoped to locate Ashok before the news broke publicly. In September, 2007 the two Jane Does were publicly revealed to be a match and were finally identified as Raj Mati Narain, age 24, and her daughter Kamnee Koushal Narain aged 14 months. The next month in October, Jai was permitted to bring the bodies back to Fiji so a ceremony could be held and their bodies laid to rest among friends and family**.** Over 500 mourners attended the services. With both mother and daughter identified, an investigation into their deaths could finally begin in earnest. Both Kamnee and Raj died in early September 1987, on approximately the 5th or 7th of that month, before being dumped in three separate rivers about 140 miles north of their home in Eugene, Oregon. The first order of business was to speak to Ashok Narain but police quickly hit a brick wall. Ashok disappeared sometime in 1987 or 1988, reports differ, not only in the date of his disappearance but also in basic details. Chief Criminal Deputy Charlie Rosenzweig, who was a one of the men who retrieved Kamnee’s body from the river in 1987, told the Seattle Post Intelligencer that deputies were able to track Ashok in the Eugene area through early 1988, possibly into the spring before Ashok vanished from the area for unknown reasons. Rosenzweig gathered this information through interviews with coworkers, although it should be noted that this information relies on 20 year old memories. Robert Narayan first reported that his brother vanished in April, 1988 and listed the date of last contact as April 1st, 1988. It is unknown if this is a solid date or an estimate. Articles over the next few months of 2007 report that Ashok disappeared from Eugene in “early 1988.” Some modern articles as well as Namus report that Ashok disappeared at the same time as his family in the fall of 1987. Police in Washington state reported that they contacted every single Ashok Kumar Narain living in Washington, Oregon, and California but none of these men are the correct Ashok. Articles seeking information about the whereabouts of Ashok have been disseminated in South Asian newspapers and communities in Canada on the off chance that Ashok escaped to an area with a large Indian or Indo-Fijian community but no solid leads have emerged. Police have also admitted that it is possible that Ashok was also murdered and his body has simply not been found. In 2011 Jai Prasad told the Longview Chronicle newspaper that Fijian immigration authorities told him that a man named Ashok Kumar Narain entered the country on May 12th, 1988 but they have no record of this man leaving Fiji. It is unclear if this is the same Ashok Narain who was married to Raj. To give an example of how common this name is, I found five men named Ashok Narain died in Fiji in 2023 alone. None had the correct birth date as the Ashok Narain who is wanted for questioning in this case. According to the article in the Longview Chronicle, there are several possible explanations for this. First it is possible that this is a different man altogether. A second is that this was Ashok and he is hiding in Fiji either under his own name or with a new identity. The third theory is that Ashok returned to Fiji but then left under a new name or identity. Some amateur sleuths have doubted that this man is the correct Ashok because Fiji is a small place both in size and in population making it an unlikely place to disappear unless he is living under a false identity. Over the years, Raj and Kamnee’s has been featured over the years in Fijian media yet no one has come forth with any promising tips or leads. One newspaper article says that US investigators went to Fiji after learning this and were unable to locate Ashok but this tidbit is not mentioned elsewhere and the article which mentioned this is no longer available online, so please take this information with a grain of salt. Fiji does have an extradition treaty with the US but because Ashok has not been charged with any crimes, he would be under no obligation to speak with investigators or return to the States. Whatever the case, Ashok Kumar Narain has not been heard from in decades. The Kelso police department is keeping an open mind and has not named Ashok as a suspect in his family’s murder. Interestingly enough, Ashok’s vehicle disappeared with him leading some to speculate that Ashok perished inside the vehicle whether from suicide, misadventure, or foul play. Police are still looking for this vehicle, a white 1980 Toyota Tercel with Oregon license plate KUV762. The registration would have expired in 1993. Investigators believe that finding the car could be the key to cracking this case and would like to process it as a possible crime scene. In the years since identification media attention has slowed to a trickle. Jai sometimes gives interviews to the press and tries to keep his sister and nieces’ stories in the spotlight. Jai filmed Raj and Kamnee’s funeral and posted it on Youtube hoping to bring awareness to the murders. He even shared his email address so tips about his brother in law’s whereabouts could be shared. Jai has started an educational scholarship for girls in rural Fiji. He hopes that with education and opportunity women and Fiji will not end up like his sister and will be able to support their families independently. He has also donated money to girls’ orphanages in Fiji for the same reason. Sadly there have been no updates on the case of Raj Mati and Kamnee Koushal since the early 2010s and Ashok remains a missing person. Theories Theories abound in this case and because Ashok is long term missing it is hard to determine if he is the victim, a witness, or the perpetrator of this crime. One theory is that Ashok and his family were all killed by an unknown party and dumped in different rivers to stymie their identifications and that sadly Ashok has not been found. Some have even brought up the idea that this was a hate crime by someone who did not like immigrants. According to the 1990 census, Eugene was 3% Asian but had essentially no south Asian or Fijian community at the time. The second and most common theory is that Ashok killed his family and then fled the area, perhaps going back to Fiji or going to Canada as there is a larger South Asian diaspora there. It is possible that Ashok was a run of the mill family annihilator or abuser who decided who no longer wanted the burden of a wife or children. If this is the case he may have taken his own life after the murders perhaps by driving his car into the water or like mentioned above he may have fled the area. A third possibility is that this was an honor killing. An honor killing is a specific type of crime where a person, usually a woman or girl, is killed by a male family member for disgracing the family’s “honor” due to real or perceived transgressions. Most commonly these so called transgressions are the result of women eschewing standard social, sexual, or marriage norms within their communities. According to the Encyclopedia Britannica, honor killings happen all around the world but are most common in India and Pakistan. Because the Narain family were south Asian ethnically and because Raj was pregnant some believe that this crime could have been an honor killing, perhaps the result of Ashok either not wanting another child, or believing Raj’s unborn child was not his. This theory is not without criticism, however. Despite the family’s ethnic background there are no records of honor killings happening in Fiji. One opinion piece in the Fijian media even calls this notion “a dirty stereotype” about Indo Fijians borne out of ignorance with no basis in fact. Although there is one scholarly article regarding the normalization of minor domestic violence in Fiji, experts claim there are no reports of honor killings in the country or that it is exceedingly rare. Some information on this is linked below. A fourth but unlikely possibility is that Ashok was not involved at all but due to being an immigrant or not trusting the police Ashok fled the area after his family was murdered perhaps even fearing for his own life. Ashok has been ruled out as 10 different John Does on Namus, but I submitted Ashok as a match for a handful of other unidentified descendants. The most compelling matches are Mount Rainier John Doe 1987, and Multnomah Co. John Doe May, 1988, who was found near the spots where Raj’s legs were discovered. Mt Rainier John Doe, 1987 was a short man of unknown race whose body was discovered September 26th or 27th, 1987. According to NPSHistory.com “An unidentified body was discovered approximately 30' over highway embankment.” “Location: HWY 123, 1/4 mile South of Tunnel. Park staff who are investigating the incident estimate victim had been dead for 4-5 days. One .45 caliber shell casing was found along the highway in the vicinity of the body.” Namus and the Doe Network report that this man was dead about two weeks at the time of discovery and his manner and cause of death are reported as “unknown.” This man was 20-30 years old with short, straight black hair that was 7” long. He was wearing a short-sleeved red/black plaid shirt, NIXIT jeans (size 27 long), black Splash shorts, white Hanes underwear (size 28), black leather belt with a silver buckle, one white sock with blue and yellow stripes, one gray sock with red and blue stripes, black boots (size 6D) with the words "1574 All Man-Made Materials, Made in Taiwan ROC." He was 5’5” to 5’9” in height and weighed 120-140 lbs in life. His fingerprints are available in AFIS and dental X-rays were taken. The victim had 32 teeth in virgin condition meaning he may have never been to a dentist in his life. This bit of information seems consistent with Ashok as someone raised and rural Fiji in the 1950s and 60s may not have had access to a dentist. According to the Doe Network the FBI is working with the medical examiner to locate the remains to see if bones could be used for DNA testing but at this time DNA is not available for this decedent. I submitted this John Doe as a possible match to Ashok and law enforcement replied that they would look into it. The second John Doe who has similarities to Ashok is Multnomah Co. John Doe May, 26th, 1988. The decedent’s body was found floating in the Willamette River between the Morrison and Hawthorne bridges in Portland, Oregon, very very close to where Raj's legs were discovered. He was of unknown race and between 15-40 years old. He had straight black hair, was 5’4” in height, about 150-170s lbs in life and had died in 1987 or 1988. His cause of death is unknown, but like Kamnee, this man had a skull fracture in the left temporal area. According to the Doe Network, it was a “wedge-shaped to slightly oval fracture measuring 1 3/4 x 1 inches in greatest dimension. The anterior margin is sharp and slightly depressed.” He was wearing Levi blue jeans, Fruit of the Loom brief-style underwear (size 34-36), long sleeved thermal underwear shirt, olive drab colored waist-length jacket, Western-style tooled leather belt (measures 41 inches), waffle soled ankle high hiking boots with leather laces ("MADE IN SWITZERLAND") and the inside is marked in felt pen "M61/2-2" (probable US size men's 7-8). He was carrying a bic lighter in the left front jeans pocket and Benson and Hedges cigarettes in the right shirt pocket. His dentals are available for comparison. I also submitted this John Doe as a possible match to Ashok Narain, but sadly, the two men cannot be scientifically compared as they have separate identifiers on file. They also replied via email that many people have suggested this as a match. Ashok Kumar Narain has been missing since the late 1980s, last being seen or heard from in 1987 or early 1988 perhaps as late as May, 12th 1988. He is wanted for questioning regarding the deaths of his pregnant wife Raj and his daughter Kamnee. Ashok is described as a South Asian male who was about 31 years old when he was last seen. He has black hair and brown eyes. He stands between 5’2” and 5’7” in height and weighs about 135-185 lbs. He wore a mustache in the 1980s and has thick hair. He is a Fijian citizen. It is unclear what his immigration status was in the United States. He may have returned to Fiji in 1988 or he may have fled to another part of North America, or he may still be in the local area in Oregon or in Northern California. In 1987 Ashok drove a white Toyota Tercel which is a sedan sized car, with the license plate KUV762. The license plate would have expired in 1993. His last name is sometimes spelled Narayan or Naraiin. If you have any information on the whereabouts of Ashok or his car or have any additional information on the homicides of Raj or Kamnee, please call one of the following two numbers. Sadly the murders of Raj and Kamnee are still unsolved and Raj’s head is still missing. 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