Chip Chick
“I guess they do not understand the concept of what it is to be an empath. Which is what I have been since I was a kid. Sad folks, when you realize you can be seen as suspicious in our world today for simply caring too much. Both these interviews were deeply monumental mistakes that solved nothing and gave all of us a sense of false hope. It did nothing but prolong our heartache and pain.”
It’s sad to hear that someone who was so dedicated and devoted to finding her friend could be accused of something so awful, yet we all know by now that people cloaked by the anonymity of the internet can feel emboldened, empowered even, to be terribly ruthless and cruel.
Despite her desperately wanting answers, Natja knows that the likelihood of Diane’s case being solved is so low it’s practically impossible.
“If she is alive she likely knows we’re looking for her and she likely doesn’t want to be found. If she hasn’t changed her mind after 40 years she is not going to change her mind,” Natja concluded.
“If she is dead then it is not likely her body will ever be found if it hasn’t been found yet. Every Jane Doe we are aware of or made aware of was not Diane. And believe me, there are none we have not examined. I have always believed she maybe has been murdered and buried in some mountains somewhere. The point is it is over.”
“So long as these profiles are active we will have no peace. It is time to move on and let this go. I disregarded Dean’s wishes too long and now it is over for me too. 2 years ago I fell into a horrible nightmare that has literally ruined my life. I had to stop focusing on Diane’s case regardless if I wanted to or not. I cannot do it anymore even if I wanted to.”
Diane remains missing to this day. If you have any information related to her disappearance, you can contact the San Jose Police Department at 408-277-4141.
