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Yes, L.E is being extremely tight lipped, as well they should be.

Chill. We ALL know you CAN sleuth him, you just can't post it here.

<modsnip: duplicate quoted post was removed> I believe the second warrant was issued because he did not report he had left the area. That is a violation of being a S.O.

I agree with this and there is a lot here that we cannot say on this forum.

BBM----Exactly

This is the most plausible theory I have read.

Not in my experience in Florida.

The States get BIG money for housing Federal inmates. The feds pay for that. The food is atrocious, so the inmates that have family mostly eat out of the commissary. They overcharge for everything in there. If the inmate doesn't have fa.ily or financial support he will do alot of different...

The main reason for letting them out too soon is prison overcrowding. They must make room for the newer inmates just convicted. It's all about money, like everything else. Prisons are a big money maker for States.

I agree they should list him as dangerous, because he most definitely is. As to why they didn't I don't know. They are extremely tight lipped in this case, but I know firsthand how dangerous T they can be and the games they play are deadly serious. Having said that, I am sure they have...

As a now retired, long time corrections officer in the State of Florida, " smooth operator" is the understatement of the year.

I agree with this. LE has been extremely tight lipped about this whole case. I will refrain from posting anything until LE gives a presser or more information,

DBM

But she remembers that PH left with 2 heavyset black males at 10:45 P.M. and than cannot remember anything else?

DBM

I disagree. I think he is speaking just like a criminal defense lawyer would. Evasive and" legalese" criminal defense lawyer talk.

Over the last few days, I have read the entire 4 threads of this case. I have no clue what the answer is. I feel sad for the family and it is a fascinating case.

I was a Florida corrections officer and retired in 2014. They just fingerprinted new hires and DID NOT do any polygraph's or DNA testing. It might have changed since 2014 but before that, just fingerprinting.

Thank You Michelle for your hard work---RIP