Krysta Carol

Bunnie Xo has already sold 40,000 copies of her first-ever book, Stripped Down: Unfiltered And Unapologetic.

"I woke up in tears today when I got the phone call from my team for how many books I’ve pre-sold," she wrote. "They were the happiest tears. Just overwhelmed humbly in the most human way." Bunnie continued, "Still wrapping my head around the fact that this all started with a girl from a little girl in Vegas, who from the start insisted on doing things HER WAY. I love y’all to the moon & back!"

For the second time in recent weeks, an individual has personally commented on their own mugshot posted by the Iberia Parish Sheriff's Office.

Here's what she had to say to authorities: http://1079ishot.com/?p=734012

“For his family, we hope there is peace in knowing Jacob has been found.”

Investigative genetic genealogists with the DNA Doe Project have found that Little Lost Seabrook Doe has roots in Greece, specifically the island of Chios. Based on this information, we commissioned a new facial reconstruction from renowned forensic artist Carl Koppelman. Members of the public who have ancestors from Chios are encouraged to upload their DNA profiles to GEDmatch, DNAJustice and FamilyTreeDNA to help us solve this case. They can also contact [email protected] to provide information about their families, which may be useful as we work to identify this girl.

We'd also like to thank the Chios Society of Cleveland for their assistance with translating our materials into Greek for this media campaign. The generous support they provided is much appreciated!

Forty-five years after his body was found on the side of the Baltimore-Washington Parkway, the DNA Doe Project has identified Greenbelt John Doe as 24-year-old Edward “Eddie” Octavis Devone. Devone, a native of Baltimore, was last seen by his family in the late 1970s.

🔗 Visit the link in the comments to read our full press release about this identification