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Thank you for that. You are right that there are a few (I previously only looked at profile pics) but not nearly as many as you would think. Anyway, there has to be video of her car pulling into the mall or something.

Her car was found at MOA? I'm from Minneapolis, and while the mall is definitely continued safe, there are many sketchy characters there that just hang out throughout the day. As it is open early in the morning until late at night, and is so big and only so many police officers, it is an easy...

Thank you! I am glad it is able to be applied retroactively.

You bring up a lot of good points! Thank you!! Excellent point. Additionally, in many new neighborhoods there are rules about parking on the street. Do we know if that was true in this neighborhood? If it was, it makes sense why Steven parked so far from his destination, wherever it was...

It is very odd to drop someone off not at the door to work. Could the ex's parents SAY they dropped her off a block away from work, but in all actuality, never even took her? Think about it. If a person goes missing and someone says, "Well, I dropped them off at the door to work," there are...

Thanks for your answer back! I had not known about his knees, so yeah, that would probably put a damper on my theory.

I only know some bare bones information about the case, so forgive me for saying this if it's entirely out of line/impossible. I work in health care and many, many families are in denial about their loved one's health. They find explanations for things, make excuses, etc. And dementia issues...

Oh okay thank you. I was thinking that Facebook wasn't around in 1999 so that would be odd.

Her Facebook? Do you mean a memorial page?

Shelly, do you get the impression that her husband has had something to do with her disappearance? Do you trust him?

Wow, so who has been taking care of her children for so long?

Could Caylee's Law apply here? ETA - I just read it wasn't passed until 2012...could it be applied retroactively?

I'm looking at her facebook profile pics and the one of her in the white romper-style outfit. If you turn the photo to the side and actually look at it like it was intended to, you can see one person (I'm assuming it's her eldest child) sleeping on the ground, and what appears to be another...

Thank you for the explanation. I agree it should be nationwide.

Just looking at the documents from the case and I have a question...is this common for records like this to be released to the public? Or is it just Florida's policy? I have never heard of such a thing before. I am nervous to read these documents...I'm afraid I'm going to get angry.

Looking at the few pictures of Dontrell on her facebook and they bring tears to my eyes. What a beautiful baby, what a sad ending to his life.

Unless you lived far or were estranged, why wouldn't you have ever met your grandchild before? Seems weird to me.

Completely agree. Grandparents that don't question where Dontrell is even though the other children are around? Parents that obviously most likely had a hand in his disappearance/death? It's all phony to me that they care.

I would probably agree with this. I think the mother had to know something. No mother that genuinely cared about a child would accept an excuse like "I'm sending him to live with my parents" and not even call. Even if she did have personal problems, which I'm not sure if Dontrell's mother did...

McDonalds, at least where I'm from, closes to foot traffic sometime around 1-2 AM until about 6-7 AM? You can drive up and order from the window, but you can't go in. I'd imagine in a urban area this is true also (especially if it isn't a great neighborhood).