Sources: Bones belonged to Colorado girl

The bones discovered this week in Saratoga County belonged to a Colorado girl who vanished in Ballston Spa in 2003.

[Jango Davis]

I'm familair with those co-called companies that recruit young people sell magazines, cleaning rpoducts etc, door-to-door. They lure young people with promises of travel and then stick them in crappy hotels and restrict their movements, keep their pay, and move from county to county, one step ahead of the law.

I had to go down and pick up my step-sister who got caught up in one of those shady companies. The guy in charge wouldn't pay her and so she had no money to spilt on her own, and no car because they wouldn't allow the "employees" to drive their own vehicles while they traveled.

This poor girl saw it as a chance to open up some new vistas. I'd like to know what that company was she was involved in. That would be a REAL story to follow.

[RIP]

Jennifer was working for Atlantic Circulation.
"Hammond was missing for three months before a police report was filed, according to Saratoga County Sheriff James Bowen. She had left the magazine group before without telling others, only to return later, he said.
Tiller said her then-husband had given Jenny permission to sell the subscriptions during the summer. But Tiller said in retrospect she doesn't believe selling door-to-door subscriptions is safe.
Company has no information
"Magazine sales were not, and are not, a safe situation for anyone," Tiller said. "It is not safe for people to go to strange areas and knock on strange doors."
Sprague of the New York State Police said Atlantic Circulation has been cooperative.
Candra Misal, a supervisor at the York, Pa., company said the firm received numerous calls Friday about Hammond but that Hammond's name is not in their system.
"I tried to locate her information, and I was unable to," Misal said.
-article in Denver Post
There are many young women missing from the saratoga springs/ballston spa/albany area, however. How many are connected?