Quick Entry #20: Damond Reginald Emory
"There was never a time I page him and he doesn't call right away or at least within a half hour"
Dianna Emory, Damond's Mom
The News Journal: 4/24/1996
Showing posts with label Unsolved Disappearances. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Unsolved Disappearances. Show all posts
What Happened To Sandra Lorraine Andrews?
I bring you this case as I continue to focus on Missing Persons Cases in Delaware. I dedicated the song "I don't have the heart" by James Ingram. I'm an old soul. And James Ingram is one of my favorite singers ever. RIP James Ingram. They don't write or produce songs like this anymore. It's a masterpiece honestly. His talent is all natural. You can't train anyone to sing like that. At the time. This song was steadily dropping on the Billboard. It was Rank 9 on the 17th of November in 1990. Plus, It's always good when you can somewhat relate to a song you dedicate to an entry. I'm going to say this entry came so fluid to me. Everything I put down seem to come straight to me. Even the research. I seem to do my best research when I'm struggling with depression. I am very proud of this entry. It's easily one of my best. I didn't force myself to write this. I enjoyed every minute of researching it. Now, having said all this. On to the case.
"It's the not knowing that's the hardest."
Sandra's Mom: Dorothy M. Leggs
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Sandra Lorraine Belton-Andrews
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I got hooked on this case pretty quick and hadn't even realized that two of my good friends had already covered this case. I only noticed AFTER I wrote this up. Had I known. I might not have even written it. My good friend Andrea from WhereAboutsStillUnknown and Ed Dentzel from UnFound. Please give these links a read and listen.
Shurlock
