Connie Lobdell

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Connie Lobdell
An alleged high school photo of Connie
Name: Connie Jean Lobdell
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DOB: June 15, 1971
Gender: Female
Nationality: Caucasian
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Connie Jean Lobdell is Cyraxx's now-deceased biological mother. She was married to Ruple Marx Smith and had Cyraxx with him in Alaska, and remained married to him until he was arrested for raping a girl on a bike path. Connie has had two children, with Chance being her second. Both were taken away by the State of Alaska.

Overview

Connie was born on June 15th, 1971. Connie was developmentally slow according to her stepfather Gordon.[1] Connie met Ruple under unknown circumstances, and according to her uncle was manipulated by Ruple into going into the relationship.[1] She had her first son after marrying Ruple and afterwards had Chance, and both were immediately taken away by the Government almost right after Chance was born.

There are rumors that Connie was struggling with a drug and alcohol addiction during pregnancy, and that Chance might have suffered from Fetal Alcohol Syndrome as a result based off his appearance and low intelligence. However, Cyraxx's former step-father, Gordon, claimed on a livestream that Connie was not a drinker. He also noted that Connie was noticeably mentally impaired, hinting that Chance's ailments might be more of genetic nature. Alternatively, Connie could've been taking a drug besides alcohol that caused Chance to be born prematurely without him showing signs of FASD. Regardless, these circumstances definitely contributed to Cyraxx's complicated birth and multiple disabilities, which may have led to him also being taken away by the state.

He was later adopted by Sally, who renamed him Chance. Connie died in a house fire on September 20, 2007, caused by a stove fire in her mobile home. At the time of her death, she was 36 years old, and Cyraxx was 17.

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