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He said it was about 12:20 pm. He stopped and called his daughter at 12:27 pm.
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TG was / is a long time friend of the man who was the Evansdale police chief during that timeAs
As far as I know, LE has never publicly acknowledged TG as a witness who saw the girls’ bikes.
When it comes to the question of whether or not LE was able to recover DNA, maybe it was impossible to recover DNA from the girls after being left in the elements (and maybe not). Maybe they put their bikes down on the trail on their own and he never touched them (or maybe not). BUT... I feel certain he's the one who threw that purse over the fence. There's no reason why Elizabeth would want to chuck her purse, and she may not have even been able to throw it high enough to get it over. It was recovered by LE fairly early and taken in as evidence. A few skin cells, a sweaty hand, a hair? Unless he was planned and prepared enough to be wearing gloves, which goes against the crime of opportunity theory, he touched that purse.
*Saturday will mark 12 years since two eastern Iowa cousins vanished in Evansdale, and investigators say they are not giving up on the case
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12 years since disappearance of Evansdale cousins
Saturday will mark 12 years since two eastern Iowa cousins vanished in Evansdale, and investigators say they are not giving up on the case.www.live5news.com
“Authorities never revealed the cause of death to the public because they believe it is information only the killer would know.”Has cause of death been revealed?
Just finished E1, with no prior knowledge of the case. My first impressions so far don't have much to do with the case because I still didn't know what happened.Things that got my attention from Taken Together episode #1 (scroll and roll if you plan to watch the documentary later)
- The girls DID make it to the lake with their bikes. A man driving along the interstate saw them walking and pushing their bikes on the back side of the lake. It was gated off. The gate was open. This would be near where their bikes were found. (MOO- I don't know that many people ever went to the back side of the lake, if at all.) It's a small town, the man knew it was Elizabeth as he knows her family. He recognized her but didn't think anything of it, until he later heard that the girls were missing. We can safely retire the theory that the bikes were staged.
- A woman driving along the front side of the lake saw a man with two girls. He had one girl over his shoulder and the other beside him. It appeared that one of the girls was struggling with him. She assumed it was a parent dealing with a kiddo who just didn't want to leave the park and (again) didn't think anything of it until she heard the girls were missing. She does not know if this was, in fact, Lyric & Elizabeth. Part of her hopes that she didn't witness their abduction. She saw a white van in the area.
Anyone else watching the documentary is welcome to chime in with details.
I lived in the area when these young girls, babies really 8 and 10, went missing. It was a horrible and emotional time. My heart broke for Lyric's grandmother and I can picture all the posters and ribbons even today.