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I've been wondering the same thing.

I live in So Cal, crossed the border many times. No passport or even any sort of ID was needed to go into Mexico. Coming back into the US is a different story.

From your responses, it sounds like possibly four years minimum from the time Amy went missing until this picture was discovered. I do think the face looks a lot like Amy, but I am not 100% convinced. I am curious to know if the rest of the woman's body structure was compared to Amy (her legs...

How much time elapsed between Amy going missing and this photo surfacing?

I will entertain that thought and give him the benefit of the doubt. However, had she not been missing/not seen for some time by that phone call from the school? If she were being home schooled, wouldn't he have seen her? Forgive me if I am not understanding the timeline.

I agree, but he might not have been in his right mind or might have just thought he needed some cool, fresh air.

Interesting thought about a blood clot. Aren't they more common in trucker drivers because of all the sitting? It would explain why he was seemingly fine when he stopped and was seen on camera, then shortly after appeared to have issues. He could have pulled over in pain or confusion, exited his...

I go back and forth on this case. -I don't think she went overboard of her own accord. With help? Possibly. -Though the pictures are certainly compelling, I am not convinced of the trafficking angle. It would have taken a lot of planning and coordination. Amy was with her family, which would...

Across the street from me lives a single women with two children. Behind her was a house for people with mental disabilities and such. It's just a regular neighborhood house. Twice, a man from that house jumped the fence between their yards and tried to break into her house. He claimed she had...

Were these expensive puppies someone would want to steal? Where I live, there is a lot of dog theft of high end dogs.

I've been following this case since it happened and I am stumped. Usually I can come up with something, but in this case, nope. I'm throwing out the theory below not even really believing it, but it's the only thing I can make sense of. Years ago, my stepbrother worked at a fast food place. He...

As is always asked in such cases, is there water nearby?

The article says they have not ruled out that it could be his blood (it's only known to NOT be hers at this point), but the details released so far sure don't make it sound like this is a first time thing. I look at her pictures and she seems so happy, sweet, and beautiful. Then I see his and I...

I'm right there with you trying to puzzle this one out.

As a middle and high school teacher I've seen many students who made it to secondary without being diagnosed with a learning disability or autism when they exhibited symptoms in elementary school. I am not saying that is what happened here, but it happens quite regularly, unfortunately. I...

This is where I am confused, because initially they put out a picture asking people to identify the child. Did the father's family know the baby or not? TIA for anyone who can clarify this for me.

"...Norwood posted bail on a robbery charge in Fort Bend County." https://www.click2houston.com/news/local/2024/04/20/5k-reward-to-find-houston-area-mother-who-abandoned-baby-boy-on-relatives-doorstep/ She shows up after midnight, crying, with a man, leaves the baby. She had posted bail on a...

Thank you. His mother explained this years ago when she used to post here. I used to wonder the same thing.

What?! I am definitely more of a LWOP proponent than a DP proponent, but what?! The details that have been released about this case are horrific. Any legal thoughts on why they might not want to seek the DP in this case?

If I remember correctly, Robert Hoagland previously disappeared when his family lived in Diamond Bar, CA. David also previously disappeared. This has me slightly leaning in that direction, but I am staunchly on the fence still.