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This also comes from another crime board and I hope its ok that I am posting these but this post sums up the attempted abduction 10 days prior to Somer having gone missing and the subsequent dismissal of that attempted abduction as being a concerned LE agent.
""A blue or black Nissan Sentra with a couple almost was (inaudible) her in the direction telling her to get into the car," she told a 911 operator. "My
daughter Caylee turns around and starts screaming and crying and trying to get home. ... My daughter says she has no idea who these people were. She does not know, she never seen them
before."There was no search and no arrest, and it didn't come up again until Somer went missing.
"It dawned on me that maybe I should ask them if they thought that it had anything to do, or if there was a report made from what happened last weekend," Boothroyd said.
Beseler said the Orange Park Police Department looked into the matter.
"Once this incident occurred, it was filtered to us, and we immediately began following up on it,"Beseler said.
The police chief said they did disseminate the information but maybe should have put out a
Yet...
***"Special Agent Dominic Pape also spoke about the Blue Nissan which was seen at the scene 10 days prior to the disappearance of Somer.
He said the car was driven by a FDLE employee.The employee was at a football game and was leavingthe game and saw a small female child which almost got hit by a car.
The FDLE employee drove next to the child at the time and askedher "Are you ok?" The child replied that she couldn't find her house, so the officer pulled into a driveway to help find the mother.
The child was able to find her house and let the FDLE officer know, so the officer left the scene.
Special Agent Pape didn't release the identity of the FDLE employee because he didn't want to be identified."bulletin. He said he believes police followed procedures.