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We don't know that she didn't contact LE.

My son is 7 and has had X-rays taken twice. He's been going to the dentist every 6 months for the last 3 years, and maybe yearly the two years before that. I believe they do X-rays yearly once some permanent teeth come in. He's only had one tiny cavity, and it wasn't until this last visit...

Why would he have gotten the license plate number? He said his sighting was around June 27th, which would be about 20 days before Caylee was reported missing. It was apparently an odd, memorable scene. He also said that he had reported it (twice?) on the tip line, but never got a call back...

Using the Google Maps' Terrain feature, it shows that the area is very flat except for an occassional depression, which I assume are the retention ponds or whatever they are called.

As I understand it, while that is the cross-street given to 911, the actual location is farther up the street, about 2/3 of the way to the school at the end of Suburban. You'll see the woods just as you pass Hopespring on the way to the school, and it would be on the right-hand side in those...

IMHO, too much has been made of "Jumper". It's a sci-fi/adventure movie based on a popular teenage book. I've read the book and seen the movie. The plot is about a teenager who can teleport. It is NOT about child abuse, a mother who abandons a young boy, etc. While those elements are in the...

The incident with Susan Smith was in October 1994. There was no MySpace nor Facebook. The web was barely anything at that time, much less a place where people would post pictures. And only a small percentage used Internet email, though a fair number did have access to email within their...

Due to popular demand, here's a screenshot. However, I do recommend that everyone get Google Earth (http://earth.google.com/); it's a wonderful program. I like using it with my son to give him perspective on how big the world is and where we are in it. We look at places we've visited and zoom...

You can use the Google Earth application (http://earth.google.com/), and it will show the image's date at the bottom of the picture.

No, since Google Earth is an application, not a web site. But you can go to http://earth.google.com/, download Google Earth, run it, enter the coordinates, and then see for yourself. The date of the image always shows in the bottom information bar, along with the elevation and so on. I would...

I looked it up on Google Earth and the picture at (28.392854,-81.323783) with the white car was taken in October 2006. Oh well.

I agree; they must be following a script from the kidnappers. It's the only possilble explanation. :crazy:

It should be noted that donations to TES are tax-deductable. I exchanged email with them and they updated their web site over the weekend to make that clear.

Here's a link from the American Bar Association about grand jury secrecy. It basically says what I remembered from Whitewater, that the procecutor and the grand jury itself is sworn to secrecy, but the witnesses can reveal whatever they wish (or even outright lie) about what they testified...

I'd been thinking of donating, and your thread reminded me, so I just did it. Thanks to you and them!

Ours, too. My son, in fact, prefers to eat them frozen! Though, if cooked, he will put syrup on them.

Yes, the U in UPC stands for "Universal", as in "Universal Product Code". You can look them up all sorts of places; do a Google on "UPC lookup" or "UPC search" or something along those lines.

I'm a computer geek, and I'm nearly positive (I'm willing to entertain that I might be wrong) that a .GIF cannot contain any sort of virus. It could contain something that causes some other code in the system to behave strangely (such as crash), though, but that's unlikely. Most likely, your...

To me, the most shocking thing about the computer report is that it stills seems to be running Microsoft Internet Explorer 5! Now if that isn't of evidentiary value that goes to state of mind, then I don't know what is! :crazy:

I do "like" the Zanny==Xanex theory, however, it's simply way too much of a coincidence for me that there is an ACTUAL "Zenaida Gonzalez" who had recently visited the Sawgrass apartment building. It seems to me that Casey must have known of the woman previously and thought she lived there for...