Shared Initials, Shared Narratives: Unraveling the "Same Letter Effect" in "The Orphan" and the Natalia Grace Story

“Same Letter Effect” Overlaps Between “The Curious Case of Natalia Grace” and “Orphan”

WARNING : SPOILER ALERT -This is a long read, grab a cup a coffee and enjoy
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Double Same Letter Effect ”Orphan” franchise
David Desde – original child character’s name
Hector Hugh Munro
John Ballard – Directed “The Orphan” released in 1979, Directors share “B” “Same Letter Effect”
William Brent Bell- directed “Orphan: First Kill,” released in 2023, Directors has “B” “Same Letter Effect”
David Seltzer – Writer for the original 1979 “The Orphan” film, Writers has “D” “Same Letter Effect”
David Coggeshall – Writer for “Orphan: First Kill”, Writers has “D” “Same Letter Effect”
Afolabi Ajayi
Beda F. Batka
Ralph Rosenblum
Ethan Erwin

Single Same Letter Effect ”Orphan” franchise
“L”- David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick first wife Kimberly Lofstrom
“M” – David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick second wife Stacy Morrison

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Single & Double Same Letter Effect docudrama “The Curious Case of Natalia Grace” and “Natalia Speaks”
“I” – Indianapolis, Indiana – City & State
“G” –“Same Letter Effect”- Natalia Grace her mother Anna Gava who also exhibit vowel “A”
“P” – Michael Patrick Barnett and first wife Kristine Pearson – Natalia’s 2nd Adoptive Parents
Andrea Ash – Controller
Katrina Kemp – Recreation Actor “Natalia”
Melanie Miles – Natalia’s nieghbor
“E” – Eric Evangelista and Shannon Evangelista – Executive producers
“C” “J” “A”– Christian Conway, Jackson Conway, Jack Klink and Alexander Block – Executive producers
“E” & “B” – Fritz Evangelista, Katherina Evangelista, Andela Baricevic, William Brown – Recreation Actors
“C” – Cody Lee, Cayla Logan, Chase Scott – Assistant Camera Operators
“M” – Matthew Polito, Michael Juarez- Sarillo – Production Assistants
“M” – Same Letter Effect – Matthew Luhrman, Kenneth Maxwell – Executive Producers
“J” – Same Letter Effect – Jim Daumeyer, Thomas Johnson – Audio Mixer
“D” – Same Letter Effect – Wesley Dupree, Vladimir Dabovic – Key Grip
“M” “B” – Same Letter Effect – Matthew Luhrman, Brian Paetzold, Billy Murphy, Erik Kesten – Editors

***The gall of intentionally incorporating the “Same Letter Effect” into the cast and real life personas is a staggering display of narcissism and arrogance. The sheer nerve of deliberately engineering this well calculated tactic, It’s as if they believed they were untouchable and that no one would ever uncover this pattern.***

“Same Number Effect” docudrama “The Curious Case of Natalia Grace” and “Natalia Speaks”
“I” 9th letter in alphabet – Indianapolis, Indiana – City & State
2-2-2010 – February 2, 2010
9-19-2019 – September 19, 2019
10-22-2022 – October 22,2022 starts off two days before trial
4-4-2023 – April 4, 2023 Natalia Speaks second season, first episode starts off

WARNING : “SPOILER ALERT”
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The first “The Orphan” 1979 movie was based off of “Sredni Vashtar” a short story written by Hector Hugh Munro, who wrote under the pseudonym Saki. The story revolves around a sickly 10-year-old boy named Conradin who lives under the care of his despised and controlling cousin, Mrs. De Ropp. In the story, Conradin creates a secret religion centered around a ferret he names Sredni Vashtar, finding solace and empowerment in his vivid imagination. The tale takes a dark turn when Mrs. De Ropp sells Conradin’s beloved hen, leading to a chilling and unexpected outcome where Sredni Vashtar emerges with blood stains, symbolizing Conradin’s liberation from his oppressive guardian through a macabre twist of fate. “Sredni Vashtar” is supposedly a work of fiction that explores themes of power, imagination, freedom, and the blurred lines between innocence and darker impulses in children’s minds.

Hector Hugh Munro, known by his pen name Saki, was born in Akyab, Burma (now Myanmar) on December 18, 1870. He was a Scottish writer and journalist known for his witty and satirical short stories that depicted the Edwardian social scene. Hector Hugh Munro’s father was an officer in the Burma police and after his mother’s death when he was two years old, he was raised by his aunts in Devon, England. In terms of his personal life, Hector Hugh Munro never married and did not have any children. Tragically, he met his untimely death at the age of 45 near Beaumont-Hamel, France on November 14, 1916, during World War I .

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The original film, “The Orphan,” dates back to 1979 and revolves around a disturbed young child David Desde plagued by horrific headaches that he believes drove him to commit murders. This is the description, however while watching the movie it mentions no such thing about the headaches. The 1979 movie “The Orphan” Directed by John Ballard resembles similarities of Hector Hugh Munro childhood.

Credits from 1979 Friday The 13th “The Orphan” Directed by John Ballard released in United Kingdom story resembles similarities of Hector Hugh Munro aka Saki childhood and “Sredni Vashtar” a short story

Read somewhere that John Ballard had “Thirteen” children with his wife. If it is true it would be interesting if any of his children were adopted or carry “Same Letter Effect”

John Ballard – Directed “The Orphan” released in 1979, Directors share “B” “Same Letter Effect”
William Brent Bell- directed “Orphan: First Kill,” released in 2023, Directors has “B” “Same Letter Effect”

Alex Mace presented his original idea for the 2009 movie “Orphan” to David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick in the form of a treatment that was only a few pages long. This treatment provided a foundation for the story but left many gaps to be filled in giving Johnson-McGoldrick a significant sandbox to work with creatively.
The Orphan series. The first film, “Orphan” was released in 2009, directed by Jaume Collet-Serra

Original Orphan screenwriter David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick he was previously married to Kimberly Lofstrom until their divorce in 2012 and later married Stacy Morrison in 2015.

Daryl Katz, served as executive producer who is a Canadian billionaire businessman and philanthropist.

Chloe Katz, Is Canadian billionaire daughter and is recognized for her work in the entertainment industry and as one of the founders of the nonprofit organization Hockey Helps Kids. Her twin brother is Harrison Katz.

The prequel titled “Orphan: First Kill” was released in 2022. Co-financed by eOne and Dark Castle, Orphan: First Kill was produced by James Tomlinson, with Dark Castle Entertainment’s Alex Mace, Hal Sadoff, and Ethan Erwin.

“The Orphan” was created by (nepo baby?) William Brent Bell, who directed the film “Orphan: First Kill” in 2023. The franchise explores the early life and origins of the character Esther, shedding light on the events that shaped her into the sinister persona seen in the movies.

The Orphan” has had multiple movies within the franchise. The first movie, released in 1979, was directed by John Ballard. The more recent installment, “Orphan: First Kill,” released in 2023, was directed by William Brent Bell. The writers for the various movies within the franchise include David Seltzer for the original 1979 film and David Coggeshall for “Orphan: First Kill”

The creators of “The Curious Case of Natalia Grace” are (nepo babies?) Eric Evangelista and Shannon Evangelista. One of the writers for True Crime TV

“The Curious Case of Natalia Grace” is a riveting docuseries that uncovers the mysterious tale of Natalia Grace, initially thought to be a 6-year-old Ukrainian orphan with a rare bone growth disorder. However, a startling revelation emerges as it discloses that Natalia was, in reality, an adult. This case garnered widespread attention due to the shocking discovery of her true age and the circumstances surrounding her adoption by Michael and Kristine Barnett in 2010. The series provides exclusive access to this puzzling enigma, shedding light on the complexities and controversies surrounding Natalia Grace’s identity, adoption and subsequent abandonment. In addition to their enigmatic adoption of Natalia Grace, Michael and Kristine Barnett are parents to Jacob, Wesley, and Ethan Barnett (notice one child’s name does carry a vowel “E” Ethan similar to “Same Letter Effect” networks. It appears this family was trafficked before the movie.

September 4,2003 was born in Ukraine as Natasha Grace aka Natalia
Documents may be falsified

September 4,2003 was born in Ukraine as Natasha Grace aka Natalia
Documents may be falsified

How this adoption turned this once growing successful family into turmoil.

Around 2012 Westfield Police Department Detective Scott Clouse was helping The Barnett’s and found a picture of Natalia when she was naturalized in 2008 showed Barnett and advised them to correct her age legally. That is when they realized she had a fake Ukrainian birth certificate. In March 22, 2012 Detective Scott Clouse sent email to Heather Wilson of the Department of Child Services regarding an update in the investigation and provided her a picture of Natalia entry into the USA in August 2010. Detective Scott Clouse passed away about three years later in 2015.

Beth Karas is the Legal Expert in this docudrama she leads the audience towards a biased perspective. Makes you wonder if The Barnett’s life was profiled & sabotaged for a movie by nepo babies “Same Letter Effect” and vowels.

Heather Wilson and others from CPS – Child Protective Services are used throughout Natalia Grace’s life causing legal issues for the Barnett family.

Meanwhile, The Barnett’s found an ID tag in Natalia’s bag and it said last parents were Gary and Diane Chicones from Windam, NH.

One of the Comments from the psychiatric hospital that Natalia Grace was admitted to

One of the Comments from the psychiatric hospital that Natalia Grace was admitted to

Natalia’s biological mother’s name is Anna Gava. She is an identical twin .Her twin sister name is Tatyana.
The “A” in Anna Gava’s name is a marker/identifier similar to “Same Letter Effect”. In addition to “Same Letter Effect”, vowels are used. The “G” in Anna Gava’s name is the “Same Letter Effect” in Natalia Grace name.

The Barnett’s hired a detective to go to Ukraine in 2020 – found out that Natalia possibly may have been born in 2003

This suddenly dropped communication with Natalia Grace’s mother Anna Gava now Anna Kolodii was extremely suspicious and they did not follow up.

Also, dropping the “Gava” hides her “Same Letter Effect” connection to Natalia Grace.

Detective Brandon Davenport – connivingly investigates further and gather more information to charge the Barnetts. He also went to see Anna Gava aka Anna Kolodii to get a DNA sample and helped the prosecution to charge the Barnetts .

“Same Number Effect”
9-19-2019 – September 19, 2019

“Same Number Effect”
10-22-2022 – October 22, 2022

4-4-2023 – April 4, 2023 Natalia Speaks second season, first episode starts off

Michael Patrick Barnett and first wife Kristine Pearson carry “Same Letter Effect”.

In 2012-2013, the Kristine Barnett family moved to Canada, leaving their adopted daughter Natalia Grace behind in the United States after a Judge deemed Natalia Grace an adult.

Kristine Barnett Stayed in Canada with her two younger sons one of them name Ethan Barnett. The “E” from the vowels similiar to the “Same Letter Effect”
After divorce Michael Barnett meets new girl Jennifer.
Do they carry “Same Letter Effect”? Or future children?

The similarities between “The Curious Case of Natalia Grace” and the movie “The Orphan” are intriguing. Natalia Grace herself highlighted the parallels between her story and the 2009 film in the docuseries “The Curious Case of Natalia Grace: Natalia Speaks” Second Season First episode starts off on April 4, 2023.

The plot of the movie “The Orphan” and Natalia Grace’s case share striking similarities, despite the film not being directly based on her story. Both narratives involve mysterious circumstances surrounding a young girl’s identity and adoption. In “The Orphan,” the storyline supposedly revolves around a woman named Barbora Skrlova, who posed as a child named “Anicka“ to deceive a family.
Barbora Skrlova was a 33-year-old Czech woman who posed as a 12-year-old girl named “Anicka” in order to avoid giving testimony in a child abuse case.
In 2007, Skrlova persuaded a single mother named Klara Mauerova to “adopt” her, claiming to be a runaway from an abusive group home. Skrlova then manipulated Klara into severely abusing her own two sons, Ondrej and Jakub, under the pretense that the children were the source of Klara’s problems.
Skrlova’s sister Katerina aided in the abuse, posing as Anicka’s doctor and documenting her “treatments”. When the abuse was discovered by a neighbor, Skrlova fled the Czech Republic, using a friend’s son’s passport to enter Denmark and then fled to Norway.
In Norway, Skrlova posed as a 13-year-old boy named “Adam” and was enrolled in school fooling authorities for several months before being caught.

***What a coincidence that Barbora Skrlova posed with two names that start with one of the vowel letters “A” similiar to Anna Gava mother of Natalia Grace the pattern found “Same Letter Effect” trafficker networks.***

Skrlova was eventually deported back to the Czech Republic, where she was convicted and sentenced to 12 years in prison for her role in the abuse case.
She only served 5 years before being released for mental health reasons, and now lives quietly in the Czech Republic.

Similarly, Natalia Grace’s case gained attention for her alleged misrepresentation as a 6-year-old Ukrainian orphan when she was actually an adult. The creators of the movie “The Orphan” responded to the similarities between the plot and Natalia Grace’s case by clarifying that the film was not based on her story. Despite the alarming parallels between the movie’s plot and Natalia’s case. They claimed the film was actually inspired by the story of a woman named Barbora Skrlova. These parallels highlight the complexities and intrigue similarities surrounding deception, adoption, identity, themes and narratives in both the “Orphan” movie and Natalia Grace’s real-life situation. They claimed “The Orphan” was not directly influenced by Natalia Grace’s real-life situation.