CASE #647 Brynn M. Null (1.12.2009)(STILL MISSING)

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1.12.2009

DD's from last night follow.

Brian

"he loves the mountains -- * was hit in head with shovel - same shovel was in car - her buried her next to Rockford Street"

"WLLS - abandon home - fridge has box in it, RR parking lot"

Was not able to find a location, and I did feel death in this dream.

Brian

1.31.2009

Wyoming, IL

http://maps.live.com/#JnE9eXAuV3lvbWluZyUyYytJbGxpbm9pcyUyYytSb2NrZm9yZCtTdHJlZXQlN2Vzc3QuMCU3ZXBnLjEmYmI9NTQuMjY1MjI0MDc4NjA1NyU3ZS00NC4yMDg5ODQzNzUlN2UyNy45MTY3NjY2NDEyNDkxJTdlLTEyNi45MTQwNjI1

Missing Since: November 17, 2002 from Capron, Illinois
Classification: Endangered Missing
Age: 25 years old
Height and Weight: 5'10, 170 pounds
Distinguishing Characteristics: Caucasian female. Blonde hair, blue eyes. Brynn has a blue and black tattoo of a symbol on the inside of her right arm.


Case Story

Brynn's husband of two years, Aaron W. Null, stated he last saw her when they went to bed at their Capron, Illinois home at 2:00 a.m. on November 17, 2002. A photograph of Aaron is posted below this case summary. He said when he woke up later that morning, Brynn was gone. She has never been heard from again.
The week she went missing, Brynn had taken a short leave of absence from her job at a Loves Park, Illinois telemarketing firm in order to get some dental work done. Brynn's mother, Linda Olson, worked alongside her at the firm. Olson asked Aaron where she was after Brynn did not return to work as scheduled on November 21. Aaron said he had though Brynn was with her. She was reported missing that same day. Although Brynn had left home on previous occasions and may have been involved with drugs, it is uncharacteristic of her to be out of touch with her mother. Olson stated Aaron usually went looking for her if he did not know her whereabouts.

Aaron and Brynn's marriage was troubled. Brynn got an order of protection against her husband in September 2001, but it was dismissed three months later. She got a second order of protection in January 2002, and Aaron was charged with domestic battery; he later pleaded guilty. Four days after the criminal charges were filed, Brynn filed for divorce. Aaron convinced her to reconcile, however, and the divorce petition and the protection order were both dismissed later that month. Brynn often left their home after arguments with her husband, but she never stayed away long.

Brynn's blood was found in the Null home after her disappearance. In March 2008, Aaron was arrested and charged with first-degree murder in her case. Prosecutors believe he beat Brynn to death. Authorities have not detailed the evidence they have against him, but Brynn's body has not been located. Aaron is awaiting trial. If convicted, he faces up to 100 years in prison. Foul play is suspected in Brynn's case due to the circumstances involved.


Aaron Null

2.1.2009

"shovel in car -- tattoo location is wrong - look at railroad house - inside kitchen"

"home was used by RR, 130"

Ok, I think that Brynn was murdered, most likely a shovel was used in the crime.  I think its very important that the car involved in the crime be searched again, for evidence of a shovel or a shovel being there at one time.  There is some sort of very old, small house that the Rail Road once used that has a connection to this case, I also think that in this home/shack is a refrigerator.