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What about the guns, who were they registered to. And who helped him buy the body armor.

A bigger part every day.

This fetishizing of personal armaments is everywhere in our society. How movies have seen of the hero suddenly grabbing a gun, close-up of the gun and a determined look on his face. This time it's personal. Let's face it, infatuation with guns is everywhere.

I'm sure there is. They could program it to detect sounds of shooting and then cut it off until further review. However, this would human eyes to evaluate and they probably don't want to spend the budget on that. Moreover, this type of Livestream gets plenty of clicks and views.

Makes sense.

A lot of people believe in extra-natural explanations; there's much we don't know about the natural world. BTW, yours is not the first account I've read of a person suddenly experiencing a feeling of dread and leaving an area as a result. There's even the expression "deathly quiet" to describe...

I wonder that, too. Where are the activists against pedophiles, whose own family members were victimized by poor pedos? Yes, these poor men had to snatch, do their thing and kill them quickly. No special orders for them, no mansions, no private jets.

Please don't be offended, but doubt a sixth sense exists. Usually, our brains unconsciously process something that alerts us to danger. I didn't realize the man at the door's knock gave him away until later when thinking about it. Can you think back to anything that alerted you in either...

What made you think this truck was different?

I've read and it helped pick up subliminal clues. Here's my story. I was up on a Saturday night surfing the Internet when there was a knock at my front door at 3 AM. On the other side, a very respectable-looking young man spoke in a cultured manner. Immediately, I sprung into action. I...

IMO, she was photographed in horrific poses, etc. No need to dwell on it. I saw a pic of the cage on another website - quite by accident, that site evidently is not moderated as well as Websleuths. It appeared to be a cage similar to the one used in old circus movies for wild animals. Not a...

My understanding of the sheriff is that a "1-minute conversation with him makes it obvious his family tree doesn't fork."

My understanding is that once a document (in this case photos) is put on the Internet or dark web, the original owner has no idea where they may end up. It's a risky business b/c all governments have their own operatives on the dark web, so one never knows when it ends up in the hands of law...

100%. Given the arson, I wouldn't be surprised if wealthy sickos are paying for fear of being implicated. If not in this one case, other related ones. I wouldn't put it beyond these two to start extorting their client base for money. Which begs the question? Shouldn't they have more money? The...

Could saying the tips came over the dark web be a way for the FBI to protect the tipster? Because it seems like many people in the local area knew what occurred. Could Phelps have emailed his pics to a few customers, who showed them to someone aghast by them? These pics then get circulated...

Respectfully, disagree. One is a violent incident, the other is unspeakable.

So true, plus wouldn’t they have more money?

I can’t believe that while the nation was obsessed by events in WI, just a few states south something truly depraved was occurring.

bond Does anyone know what the bond needed to be increased? For her, there' no difference between $900K and $1M.

The mother's finances are not clear. She received approx $1K from Social Security and then another $1K TX Needy Family program. These were cash payments, tax-free. If it works like in other places she also has food stamps and Medicaid, as well child-specific items such as school supplies, etc...