Full disclosure before I get into what I have to say on this topic: I do not not nor have I ever known Jared McColloch or his Mother Tammie McColloch Reppond or anyone either one of them associate with. I only became aware of this entire situation when it became public knowledge on Facebook when Jared went missing in Nov. 2023 and I reached out to Tammie and spoke to her several times throughout these last couple of years. I have been completely transparent with her about who I am, what I do, and the help I would give. But after all this time, watching thousands upon thousands of people join Jared's Missing Person's page, people asking questions that perhaps the Admins don't want to be asked or they don't want to answer, or they bring some kind of evidence to the group that does not fit with the narrative that fits with what they want their page to look like or the mood to feel like so they can get as many podcasts and shows and news outlets to pick the story up, these people's comments get deleted and most of the time, the people get blocked. I've seen it with my own eyes for years now. I happen to know a case can not be solved without ALL the information and facts before people, not just the sympathy facts that get people to turn away from something that might not be so pretty because you want to protect a reputation. Those ugly facts have to come out also to get to the bottom of things, like it or not. 

Missing persons cases and how they are reported contain many myths and a huge factor contributing to this is because of how they are portrayed on many podcasts, websleuths, and true/fictional crime shows. The biggest percentage of these are portrayed as serial murders, vanishings, mystery, and crime and studies have shown the media calls this an “obsession” with the public. Another contributing factor is likely the fact of misinformation and communicationamongst the public either in person or on social media platforms die to the fact a lot of iinformation that is passed along is either unverifiable information or unreliable resources communicated without valid facts but will talk about it with whomever will talk with them about the situation as there are likely more reasons as to what leads people to be true when reporting or searching for a missing person, here are some of the myths cleared up from my research on national research missing persons data bases.

First of all I want to start off by saying, I am not an attorney. This article is from my own research, what I have learned from being an Indiana Notary and what I have learned from getting my Paralegal degree. You can look up any information to verify its contents.

Sometimes I think, if I told a person that I just met, my story of all my life events, they would think I was just a person with a ridiculously huge imagination. But that is far from the truth. Life is your biggest lesson. Experiences run hand in hand with life lessons. I have had too many to mention however, the latest instances are what really inspired me. I will go into more detail about each one in future posts but here is a sum up of why I decided to learn more about law.

Gage is my son and is one of the most wittiest, funniest people I know. I've had many tell me they stop scrolling on Facebook when they see a #LIFEWITHGAGE moment. I'm going to post them here in my blog and if you need a good chuckle for the day, stop and read a few. Enjoy!!

When I go to bed at night, I'm out cold for the night. I have a sleeping disorder so I take sleeping pills just so I can go to sleep. I'm not the best candidate for an emergency contact for middle of the night phone calls. This particular night though, I actually heard my phone. My daughter, Lexi, was staying the night at a friends house and it was around midnight when my phone rang. I answered, half asleep but still coherent, and Lexi is crying saying her friends mom wants to talk to me. The mother gets on the phone and tells me Lexi has been shot in the leg with a pellet rifle. Her husband and son were looking for the boys that did it. I said I'm on my way.

My time line is going to go backwards. Most people will tell a story from the beginning. I like to know the end to find out how it all got there. I won't call out names or throw anyone under the bus. So names that are given at times are made up names for my real life events.

I Love Being A Notary Public. I Get Asked All The Time Though, How Do You Become A Notary? Do You Enjoy Going To Peoples Houses To Close Loans? Does It Pay Very Well? So I Am Going To Tell You My Experiences, Thoughts And Advise. There Are Many Other Ways I’m Sure To Do Things But This Is My Experience On What I Did To Do What I Do.

Now here are some definitions that are important to know to understand the above table and before reading on any further:

Now I'm going to define the important terms every person will hear when preparing their paperwork for their Trust, Estate Planning, and/or Will:

I am sure many have heard of the term “gaslighting.” If you have then chances are, you have been this situation at some point. If you have not, please read on and there is a possibility you have or might be in this situation and it is a topic near and dear to my heart that everyone needs to learn about.

We live in a time when people are always in a hurry. The store is crowded with people with their carts overflowing. People are on their phones with a look of frustration peeking around the line to see how much the next person has, and kids are crying and screaming because they don't get what they want, or they've just been there for what seems like an eternity. In most cases, we avoid these lines because we are either in a hurry, want to avoid waiting, or simply do not want to stand and listen to the noise. Let me share my story with you.

Full disclosure before I get into what I have to say on this topic: I do not not nor have I ever known Jared McColloch or his Mother Tammie McColloch Reppond or anyone either one of them associate with. I only became aware of this entire situation when it became public knowledge on Facebook when Jared went missing in Nov. 2023 and I reached out to Tammie and spoke to her several times throughout these last couple of years. I have been completely transparent with her about who I am, what I do, and the help I would give. But after all this time, watching thousands upon thousands of people join Jared's Missing Person's page, people asking questions that perhaps the Admins don't want to be asked or they don't want to answer, or they bring some kind of evidence to the group that does not fit with the narrative that fits with what they want their page to look like or the mood to feel like so they can get as many podcasts and shows and news outlets to pick the story up, these people's comments get deleted and most of the time, the people get blocked. I've seen it with my own eyes for years now. I happen to know a case can not be solved without ALL the information and facts before people, not just the sympathy facts that get people to turn away from something that might not be so pretty because you want to protect a reputation. Those ugly facts have to come out also to get to the bottom of things, like it or not. 

Missing persons cases and how they are reported contain many myths and a huge factor contributing to this is because of how they are portrayed on many podcasts, websleuths, and true/fictional crime shows. The biggest percentage of these are portrayed as serial murders, vanishings, mystery, and crime and studies have shown the media calls this an “obsession” with the public. Another contributing factor is likely the fact of misinformation and communicationamongst the public either in person or on social media platforms die to the fact a lot of iinformation that is passed along is either unverifiable information or unreliable resources communicated without valid facts but will talk about it with whomever will talk with them about the situation as there are likely more reasons as to what leads people to be true when reporting or searching for a missing person, here are some of the myths cleared up from my research on national research missing persons data bases.

First of all I want to start off by saying, I am not an attorney. This article is from my own research, what I have learned from being an Indiana Notary and what I have learned from getting my Paralegal degree. You can look up any information to verify its contents.

Sometimes I think, if I told a person that I just met, my story of all my life events, they would think I was just a person with a ridiculously huge imagination. But that is far from the truth. Life is your biggest lesson. Experiences run hand in hand with life lessons. I have had too many to mention however, the latest instances are what really inspired me. I will go into more detail about each one in future posts but here is a sum up of why I decided to learn more about law.

Gage is my son and is one of the most wittiest, funniest people I know. I've had many tell me they stop scrolling on Facebook when they see a #LIFEWITHGAGE moment. I'm going to post them here in my blog and if you need a good chuckle for the day, stop and read a few. Enjoy!!

When I go to bed at night, I'm out cold for the night. I have a sleeping disorder so I take sleeping pills just so I can go to sleep. I'm not the best candidate for an emergency contact for middle of the night phone calls. This particular night though, I actually heard my phone. My daughter, Lexi, was staying the night at a friends house and it was around midnight when my phone rang. I answered, half asleep but still coherent, and Lexi is crying saying her friends mom wants to talk to me. The mother gets on the phone and tells me Lexi has been shot in the leg with a pellet rifle. Her husband and son were looking for the boys that did it. I said I'm on my way.

My time line is going to go backwards. Most people will tell a story from the beginning. I like to know the end to find out how it all got there. I won't call out names or throw anyone under the bus. So names that are given at times are made up names for my real life events.

I Love Being A Notary Public. I Get Asked All The Time Though, How Do You Become A Notary? Do You Enjoy Going To Peoples Houses To Close Loans? Does It Pay Very Well? So I Am Going To Tell You My Experiences, Thoughts And Advise. There Are Many Other Ways I’m Sure To Do Things But This Is My Experience On What I Did To Do What I Do.