Jane Doe sat in her bed not quite straight up but up as far as she could manage. She kept on getting dizzy. But yet she needed to go home, where ever that was, because someone was waiting for her. Someone that was small and nearly helpless. She couldn''t remember the little one's name but it was hers. She didn't remember if it was a girl or a boy either and yet it seemed that it was both even though there was only one at home. It just didn't make any sense at all to herself or to the doctors or nurses.<br/><br/>The last doctor that was in told her that she was trying too hard. That memories came back easier if she would just relax and rest. Her mind can and will heal itself. They had hooked her up to morphine dripand had her in bed restraints. While the bed restraints did not hurt her, they did aggravate her and made her impossible to control. She did mange to get out of them once but she was too confused to figure out where to go next when she was out of her room. She wandered the halls for a while before she was noticed since it happened at night. The night nurse assured her that they were trying to get a hold of her family and would let her know if they find her family as soon as they could. She just had to believe what they say.<br/><br/>------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br/>The morning paper and several AP papers carried the following Jane Doe article.<br/><br/>Jane Doe is very distressed last night, claiming to need to go home and 'take care of her little one'. She was found wandering around the hospital last night and asked this reporter where her home was. I assured her that someone will take her home when it was time. Jane Doe then informed me that her little one needed to be feed before long and she needed to go now. Fortunately, a nearby nurse came along and thanked me for looking out for MS Doe.<br/><br/>I took a quick picture of Jane Doe as she was turning to look back at me as if she was imploring me to help her. The funny thing about Ms Doe is that after her picture was taken, she hid her face with her arm and ducked her head. A sure sign that this Jane Doe was someone of some importance and she did not want to be photograph for any reason. Here is the picture that was taken at that time.<br/><br/>((Imagine her hair mussed up and a nurse guiding her by her arm and Jane Doe looking over her shoulder back at the reporter))<br/><br/>------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br/>George Kennedy and Martha Kennedy, were sitting at the table that morning reading their own favorite sections of the paper when George let out a stream of profanities that Martha stood up quickly and spoke harshly to him.<br/><br/>"George! Such language is not tolerated in this home! What ever made you say such things!" Martha spoke as the servants came hurrying in the room.<br/><br/>"Damn it, Martha it's that ...that..that...bitch! She just won't die a decent death and stay dead. What in the hell made her be one of the victims of a shooting anyways! Now the hospital is looking for who will claim her as someone that he or she knows...... What in the name of hell am I to do? Create a body guard for her?..... Now that is not such a bad idea at all.......Smothers, get my lawyer on the phone immediately." George was up pacing about the breakfast room. Martha walked over and slid her arms around his waist.<br/><br/>"Calm down, dear. I am sure that is a very good idea. Perhaps even pay the man to be her husband to keep out of trouble. He then can have the worry of keeping out of our lives."<br/><br/>Smothers held out the phone and George took it and explained to his lawyer what he wanted done and for it to be done today. He'd back the plan up with more than enough money for the man. He hung up the phone and sat back down as did Martha.<br/><br/>A few minutes later, a plain looking five year old walked into the breakfast room to greet her grandparents. She had heard many things during her short life but she also knew that some subjects were totally off limits and she would be severely punished if she brought them up. After the normal morning greetings, the child quietly walked out of the room and went to the parlour to sit until it was time to go to school for the day.<br/><br/>------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br/><br/>An hour later and much consulting with less desirable people, the lawyer had a list of numbers to call of possible 'husbands' for Jane Doe.