Aberdeen Survivor

The Aberdeen Survivor is the most elusive of the Eleameno survivors. She has only had one public appearance, an interview with Aberdeen's 94.6 KOUGAR AM in 2003. The interview lasted about ten minutes and the host of the show, Donny Fitzpatrick, described her voice as "paper thin, like a moth". No recording of the interview seems to exist, but it has since been transcribed. Fragments of the transcript come up now and again in paranormal message boards, but a full copy has yet to be found.

The Aberdeen Survivor, nicknamed Alice, spoke heavily on the spiritual relationship between Eleameno and Earth, instead of the horror driven stories linked to her male counterparts. She described it as "Hell. Simple as that. Suffering and pain and agony everywhere. Nobody smiles, nobody laughs. But there's some beauty in all of that, you know? It made me realize how much we have, right here. It's a blessing to be given life, and I wish I had noticed that beauty before it was tainted forever."

Donny asked her if she feared her inevitable demise, like what had happened to Orwell, Rory, and Connolly. Alice laughed at him, she muttered, "I'm dead already. I was dead the second I walked into those woods."

After the interview had ended she was never heard from again. However several women have came forward in the past claiming to be The Aberdeen Survivor, but Donny Fitzpatrick has claimed that none of them fit the description of how she sounded, believing them to be mere attention seekers.

To this day, Alice The Aberdeen Survivors true identity remains unknown, but her short and abrupt appearance made her stand out among the rest for her spiritual and endearing approach to Eleameno. Some believe Alice to have been Ivy Dillinger, a Vancouver women who had leaped in front of a train, pushing two others with her. That was in September 2003, approximately a month after Alice's interview.