CPTSD cold case

  Subject: Request for Scholarly Guidance: CPTSD Cold-Case Witness Collection, Victim Sheets and Body-Location Maps Dear Dr. Hickey: My name is Brian “HAPPY” Bryanson. I am disabled, substantially homebound and the founder of CPTSD Cold Case. My mission is expressed in four words: “Send the Dead Home.” I am writing because your scholarship in serial and multiple homicide, victimology, offender behavior, forensic psychology and cold-case review places you in a unique position to understand both the potential value and the evidentiary limitations of what I have assembled. Your dedication in Serial Murderers and Their Victims has particular meaning for me: “To the victims, both the living and the dead—may their suffering not be ignored nor forgotten” (Hickey, 2010). Those words closely reflect the purpose of my work. I am not seeking publicity through the suffering of victims. I am attempting to preserve potentially testable information so that unidentified or forgotten vi...

  LAWFUL INTERAGENCY REQUEST Historical Imagery and Forensic Assessment of Possible Burial Locations TO Appropriate federal, state, military, intelligence and allied liaison authorities FROM Brian “HAPPY” Bryanson, Founder, CPTSD Cold Case DATE July 31, 2026 SUBJECT Lawful review of possible historic burial or soil-disturbance locations in Irving and the DFW Airport area DELIVERY Written response by email only To the Appropriate Authorities: My name is Brian “HAPPY” Bryanson. I am a disabled Texas resident, childhood witness and founder of CPTSD Cold Case. My mission is to “Send the Dead Home” by providing potentially testable information to authorities so unidentified deceased persons may be located, identified and returned to their families. I respectfully request a lawful, coordinated review of possible historical burial or body-disposal locati...

  COLD-CASE RECORDS COMPARISON REQUEST Wildlife Officers, Forest Rangers, Lottery Hunts and Remote Public Lands, 1970s–1980s To: Records Custodian, Cold-Case Unit, Conservation Law-Enforcement Division, or Agency Historian From: Brian “Happy” Bryanson, Founder, CPTSD Cold Case Subject: Request for preservation and comparison of historical wildlife, forestry, parks and rural law-enforcement records   To Whom It May Concern: My name is Brian “Happy” Bryanson. I am a disabled, homebound childhood witness who lives with documented Complex PTSD and dissociative amnesia. I am requesting assistance comparing my recovered childhood recollections with archived records involving wildlife officers, forest rangers, rural law-enforcement officers, hunting programs, former paper-company timberlands and remote recreational areas during the 1970s and 1980s. IMPORTANT STATUS NOTICE The information in this request consists of good-faith witness recollections and investigativ...