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In my scenario, above, I hypothezised that Ron's lawyer said he would testify if his charges would be reduced. That's what good lawyers do - speak for their clients and try to get the best deal for them. I believe that he loves his daughter and does care a great deal about seeing justice for...

How do you know he threatened to not testify? If Ron has a halfway decent lawyer, he would have stepped in and done what good lawyers are supposed to do! Example: Ron to LE: So this is what I know...blah, blah, blah. LE to Ron: Okay, good, thank you. Now, we'll need you to testify to...

Ron and his lawyer aren't dumb. If Ron is willing to testify in a trial and it might help find his daughter, then he has something of value. If he has something of value, he would be stupid not to use it to help his own drug case. Ron is a pragmatist. Why would this be hiding anything...

No, surely they didn't! I think both Misty and Tommy's attorneys fully believe their clients, believe in their innocence, and are extremely frustrated that their clients were not given any immunity or breaks in sentencing in exchange for their information. Misty and Tommy's problem is that...

Phone records indicate the time of a call and the calling and called numbers. They do not tell who was actually using the phone and what was said on a call. Ron's testimony can fill in the blanks. Ron can testify what he and other familiy members did and at what approximate times prior to his...

I thought Werter meant that Tommy rode in the van in the passenger seat while Joe drove. Joe parked the van near the boat dock, took Haleigh out of the back seat and went out on the dock, carrying her. Tommy remained in the van in the passenger seat and didn't see exactly what Joe did on the...

bbm I think that LE is hiding the fact that they are pretty sure who committed this crime, that they know many of the details, that they have some amount of evidence, and that they are waiting for this person to slip up and say or do something that will provide collaboration of what they...

This is a good explanation of the stance that LE has taken on this case. I know it's been frustrating, but it gives LE an edge on finding the solution. The more details LE reveals, the more we may know, as well as whoever did this crime. The perps can use the information to help themselves evade...

bbm I agree with your entire thoughtful, logical post - especially the bolded part. The great annoyance that LE has expressed at the recent revelations by Robert Fields has really brought home this point. It actually encouraged me that they reacted this emphatically because it suggests that...

I agree with you, too. If Ron hadn't been incredibly stupid and continued with his drug habit then he also would have been able to attend Misty's court date. I believe both parents love their daughter and neither was involved with her disappearance. Both of them have made some very bad choices...

I'm sure that LE has their list of suspects, in the order of who they suspect the most to the least. It wouldn't surprise me if Joe were at the top of their list because the Croslins have not just fingered him publically. His name comes up in their casual conversations on their phone calls at...

Based on what you said, Fields is not as dumb as he first appeared. He is putting all his amunition (whatever it might be) against the St Johns charge. Misty's chances of the lowest possible prison sentence are optimized if Fields can manage to get the St John's charge reduced or dismissed AND...

This is just a guess, but I would think: 1 - There would be no testimony from Ron required for Misty & Tommy's drug charges since neither is going to trial. 2 - If charges are brought against Misty or Tommy in regards to Haleigh, then any information Ron might have on the words or actions...

Phone calls with inmates are recorded in Florida County jails, or at least those awaiting sentencing. Is this also true for inmates at state prisons once they are convicted?

This is a really well thought-out post. Many people have said, including myself, that Misty would protect Ron. But I think what you say is more accurate. Ron represented everything that Misty could have wanted in this world and never had - a home, stability, and the aura of respectability. And...

Okay, I'll listen again and see if it still sounds like that to me. I have a hard time hearing exactly what they are saying on some of these audios, so I may have mis-heard! Also, it's hard to distinguish the voices sometimes, so I've had to back up and listen several times. Tommy definitely...

Here is the link to one of the Timmy/Tommy jailhouse conversations where it sounds to me like Tommy implictes Joe: http://audio.thesky973.com/m/audio/31299740/file-6-hc6.htm?pageid=28469 Summary of HC Audio 6 from Sky97 Conversation between Tommy & his parents - Hank Sr is discouraged...

Here is the link to the audio of this jailhouse phone conversation: http://audio.thesky973.com/m/audio/31299715/file-1-tommy-hc1.htm?pageid=28469

It was on HC Audio #1 from the Sky97 audios that were loaded on Fri, May 21, 2010. I am on my way out the door, but will get you the link later, I promise. It's not a bombshell, because in all the later tapes, he changes over to blaming Joe. He says some very interesting things in the series of...

Tommy is depressed because he is pining away for his ex-wife and his kids. And his oddball family. He has nothing left. Ron has already had his biggest loss and has had over a year to adjust, so he has nothing left to lose. In jail, out of jail, mox nix.