This parent (me) gave up monitoring a long time ago and operates fully on trust.
That was also my impression of watching the video clip … I don’t think the “driver” was supposed to exit the vehicle at that point either …
Jumping off your post, not aimed at you
I am probably wrong but I am under the impression they are hiding something under their shirt. I noticed that when the perp in the white shirt is getting out of the truck they suddenly reach down as though to catch their or cradle their stomach and to keep it from falling to the ground. However, unless they have a health problem that caused them to lose or lack a large portion of their abdominal muscles or their pregnant and they felt like their baby was about to immediately drop, I don’t think that should be a problem and they shouldn’t have to carry their abdomen around.
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Thank you for posting that pic…exactly what I mean when I say that doesn’t seem like a beer belly to me. Way too exaggerated and doesn’t look anything like the beer bellies I’ve seen. Then again stranger things have happened so I really don’t know
Texas is one of a small number of states (12 last time I checked), that allow Codis to be searched for familial matches. As crime tends to run in families, it's a valuable tool (separate from what we typically see with genetic genealogy, which uses a public database of DNA uploaded by users from companies like Ancestry. I think there's a good chance that at least one of the people involved here is already in the system though. Catch one and you're well on your way to catching them all; someone will cooperate.
Re-posting this, so it's easy to see what we're talking about....Way too exaggerated and doesn’t look anything like the beer bellies I’ve seen
Admittedly I didn’t know what pannus was so I could sort of see it being that. Although just from this screenshot it still looks a little different than google images. His seems to be more outward from his body whereas all others are directly against the body and hang farther down. JMO.View attachment 471102 Re-posting this, so it's easy to see what we're talking about.
We don't believe just anything, do we?
Good observations! I've tried to decide if that shirt fits right even up towards the shoulders, and the armholes. That hanging tummy doesn't look like just extra loose skin, it looks full volume heavy like it could be something transported in there.
I've even tried to see if there's back fat. I didn't see much of that, and even smaller frames can have visible back fat. It's driving me crazy with curiosity.
I noticed in the full video version that the Kia driver side door is open while turning right and long before stopping along side the truck. I think the driver of the Kia was wanting to bail immediately. Also looked like headlights may have been on upon approach of the right then and then left turn signal used. I think the driver of the Kia was having major panic.That was also my impression of watching the video clip … I don’t think the “driver” was supposed to exit the vehicle at that point either …
I also don’t think the larger (obese) person in the white shirt, in the video had anything under his shirt, but instead has an “apron“, or what is also medically known as an “panniculus”… IMO
A panniculus is an apron of excess skin and fat hanging from the abdomen below the waistline. This excess skin and fat are secondary to weight gain and can sometimes cover the anterior thighs, hips, and knees. A large panniculus can lead to severe impacts on patients' mobility and activities of daily life. Skin infections and rashes are common complaints of patients with a substantially large panniculus due to constant irritation and sweating.
Panniculectomy - StatPearls - NCBI Bookshelf
A panniculectomy is an operative procedure used for abdominal wall contouring, changing the shape and form of the abdomen by removing significant excess skin and subcutaneous adipose tissue en bloc. This procedure is performed on patients with a large overhanging abdominal panniculus. A...www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
IMO
The mafia used shooting people behind the ear a lot. With a .22 it's not really that messy.
I would almost bet Dad knew where the drugs, cash and guns were. That was a priority for him going in. IMO
They had temporary plates they had just bought that car but it was later discovered they had picked up their plates a couple of weeks agoI can’t help but wonder if the CLEAR Alert was issued earlier, then S,M,&F, would have been found much sooner???
(It only took a little over 24hours after the CLEAR Alert was issued to find the car, and possibly only hours, after the correct number plate was issued ?)
On Christmas Day at around 4 p.m., the Department of Public Safety issued a CLEAR Alert for Soto.
The alert stated Soto was last seen in a 2013 Gray Kia Optima. The initial alert gave the temporary Texas license plate number of 4289D57, but an updated alert issued on Tuesday added another license plate number TRC9447, KSAT reported. Soto’s family organized a search of the area near her apartment on Christmas night, the Associated Press stated.
Joanie Wasil, Soto’s sister-in-law, told KSAT that on Tuesday night, someone contacted her through Facebook and said they saw the Kia Optima in the parking lot. She contacted the police as she and her family made their way to the scene.
Missing San Antonio teen found dead in vehicle with boyfriend was ‘excited’ to be a mom: What we know about Savanah Soto
San Antonio police are investigating after Savanah Soto, a pregnant teen whose disappearance prompted a CLEAR Alert, was reportedly found dead inside a vehicle with her boyfriend Tuesday.www.click2houston.com
All IMO
I also wonder how the temporary licence plate fits into the story ???
I don’t think this is a camera known it’s probably a private security or door bell camera installed by a tenant
In Texas a lot of temporary tags are sold on black market to skirt getting annual registration tags and/or inspection of vehicle done. Enough so the laws are about to change so he might have had different temp tags reported vs the day it was found. IMO.
