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Police have named James Donald Vancallis as a POI in April's killing. http://www.clickondetroit.com/news/2-charged-with-growing-marijuana-in-wales-township/27614070

Police searched the home of the alleged drug growers for the second time. http://www.clickondetroit.com/news/police-search-properties-as-part-of-april-millsap-death-investigation/27583644

This search is one of the strangest things I've ever seen. The only theory I can come up with is that someone (the guy in jail?) confessed to killing April and also to killing someone else and hiding the body on the Goodlell's property. With the coroner's van and the dogs, it has to be a body...

"I think I almost got kidnapped!OMFG" - leads me to believe that someone tried to talk April into going with him, similar to how kidnappers attempt to lure children into vans with candy or a puppy. Apparently she thought he was gone and she was okay but he came back for her. That's my take on...

I feel the same way. I'm glad the families will finally have answers but I dread the day they start bringing up bodies, especially the children. Just thinking about it makes me feel like crying.

IMO, no cause for the disappearance will ever be confirmed and it's not likely that any evidence of the wreckage will be found, unless it washes up on shore at some later date. What I've been wondering the last few days is how/when will the search end? Who makes the decision to stop looking...

My head just exploded.

Again, the ex comes to mind.

Never heard of those either. According to google, not only are they ugly but they smell so bad that they're actually banned in some places. Makes me think of my ex-husband for some reason. :floorlaugh:

"Malaysia's top police official has said that authorities may never learn what caused the mysterious disappearance of Flight MH370, while the criminal probe has been narrowed to crew." Shouldn't that say 'narrowed to crew OR mangosteens?" Why do their words and actions never match? If...

Yummy with fava beans and a nice chianti.

We really are back to square one. Soon we'll be hearing (again) how there was no explosion caught by the satellites and that events such as the tracking equipment being intentionally shut off and the plane continuing to fly until at least 8:11 rule out a catastrophic event.

Did you google them? They're so cute, like acorns on steroids.

If they say that and CNN reports it....someone else can post the link cause I'm not going to do it. :banghead:

Am I alone in never having heard of a mangosteen before the plane disappeared?

Ahh...but it's one thing to speculate or state our opinion that the wreckage came from the plane, it is quite another to go on national media as an expert and declare emphatically (and wrongly) that it is "absolutely" parts from the plane. With media coverage like that added to the malarky...

Every day has seemed like April Fool's day since the day the plane disappeared. I imagine the talking head on CNN feels quite foolish, insisting the debris was from the wrecked plane. Here's the link in case anyone is interested...

Jon Stewart ridicules CNN's coverage of the tragedy: http://thedailyshow.cc.com/videos/6lqtfn/the-curious-case-of-flight-370?xrs=synd_facebook_032514_tds_46

I don't have time to watch the entire 44 minute video right now but after watching the first 2 or 3 minutes there are obvious differences between what happened on flight 111 and what we know of flight 370. For instance, it appears that flight 111 went down in a matter of minutes and the pilot...

The video you posted is about pilot suicide - an intentional and criminal act. What am I missing?