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The Black Hawk just came toward Portland, flying in from north along the river (Sauvie etc is all north from my location).

FWIW, the whole wweek.com site seems to be down. They're getting too much attention this morning. :) But I saw the item too.. it was brief.

:woohoo: And I'll take you out for a drinkie when you get here. :) But it was the crappy national news stringers, not our valiant locals ;) The last two pages of this thread have sapped my will to live. lol C'mon guys, you know you can't believe everything you read? It all gets to us filtered.

I posted this morning that the Black Hawk went north, over the river. :(

Uh-oh, hope you didn't get splinters up there. :D The copy of the statement taken from the MSCO site has a creation time of Monday, June 28, 2010 5:45:00 PM. Things happened quickly...

Yes, and chipmunks. :) http://audubonportland.org/images/wcc_images/living%20with%20urban%20squirrels.pdf

Yes. +1 to this, and I don't know if it's because LE made a concerted effort to make this case different from the typical template missing children/people cases have taken in recent history (24 hour news cycle etc) or it's just because this case is so.. different. Thanks for the comments on...

Rolf's Hideaway?

Well, it's been a few years :angel: but when I attended, my BF was from out of district. He had to make his own way to school. I've been participating in the recent discussions on redesigning our highschool system and made note that the transfer students make their own way to school (TriMet...

omg, we really were neighbors once. :D My friends from the Skyline would come down on Germantown/thru NW 25th sort of way, IIRC. You know, past the Audubon Society?

I'm local. I feel criticized by the OP comments because we're not doing it his/her way. What do you expect 'the community' to do? Did it occur to you that there might be information that 'the community' has that you do not? I do not have a feeling that my locals have dropped the ball on this...

You can find Lincoln's schedule on their website; it will be a PPS/Portland Public Schools site. When I attended, there was bus service. I'd allow 20-30 minutes for that drive, for the traffic and slow roads, but that's a guesstimate.

How's that? Didn't he just re-tweet the LE message that had been put out that day? The plea for the case to not fall out of public view, and a repeated call for tips. Believe me, I'm as irritated with Adams as just about anyone, but the tweeting & social messaging is a big part of his office...

What are the sort of tips that can come in this late in the game though?

I don't, because it just doesn't fit. If you look at the sat. photos of the school, you can see that the property is first surrounded by farm fields, which are backed by forest. None of the roads immediatly there, or on his way home, are pedestrian friendly *in the least*. freefallzzz...

There are no Red Eyed Tree Frogs in Oregon.

There is a map linked in my sig that will show you where all the landmarks are. There is nothing within walking distance of the school, and all those services are actually quite far.

Yes, but all that aside.. I agree with James Kelley... it's beyond strange for an unknown vehicle to be down his road once in a day, let alone twice in the day that a boy disappeared from the area and one of those times at 2am. Who was it and what were they doing?

I suppose it's not that far, just that it seemed like 'more truck' than practical for what they do? It's just my impression, my opinion, that it's not a suitable daily driver. But, I'm not married to that. :)

Angel4U & & must've had the same thought at the same time.. Websleuths Crime Sleuthing Community - View Single Post - SM as a potential focus of the investigation #2 The article says she was cited for a 0.15; the legal limit in Oregon is .08.