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RSO--this is not good.

Initials now, please.

I also found Virginia Beach, VA listed for him.

The Acme in Roxborough is not directly on the street; you can see the traffic passing the front door of the store in the video clip.

The Kimberly Palmer case is especially horrifying--her three-year old found on a bridge?

“Baby Doe” – Cold Case Case # 040491-0016 On April 4, 1991 at 10:00 AM Nags Head Officers were dispatched to the 8600 block of East Tides Drive in reference to a deceased infant in the trash can rack. When officers responded, the found the...

Per Parker Slaybaugh's FB, 3 people were at home at the apartment (at 164 Hessian) when the police searched it.

Also, could it be that there is a man with dreadlocks and another with short hair who either both live there currently or are acquainted?

Has anyone looked up 164 Hessian Hills Way on Google Earth? There is a copper-colored car in the parking lot in front of this address.

Has anyone looked up 164 Hessian Hills Way on Google Earth? There is a copper-colored car in the parking lot in front of this address.

I'm sorry I can't remember the exact FB Source, but someone commented that the person of interest in another high profile case now has dreadlocks. The post is by reporter Parker Slaybaugh, and the poster is JA.

I've been holding off on posting but I have to state my agreement with ThinkThinkThink's post. I have someone close to me who is highly intelligent and who has serious mental health issues. The "shuffling" description is what really spoke to me--someone, in a post for a schizophrenic mother...

I don't think this means he was in the alley before the abduction. I imagine that someone saw him being carried in the alley, maybe to the older Ford Taurus, possibly from inside a house.

I think the name is Norwegian--there may even be a town or area in Norway called Liknes. AL certainly looks like he could be of Norwegian descent. I also thought about that when someone above described a blond in his 30s driving the ?green truck? in Airdrie--possibly a relative? Not that...

In my state, we can look up the vehicles a person owns under tax records for the county. Does Canada have something similar?

I lived within a mile of this area about 15 years ago and it wasn't a great area but much better than Philly! It's almost impossible to imagine she would be in such a busy, active area and not have been recognized earlier.

As far as a motive--Could there be some sort of financial gain for the family of a child who was missing and is eventually found? Donations? Paid TV appearances? Eventual book deal? Maybe there is an imagined monetary gain he hoped to get.

Today I saw Relisha's photo posted in Wal-Mart on the board showing missing children. My own family was formed through adoption, and I know how many families would welcome a child like Relisha into their own families. Her situation did not have to happen. Too sad.

In my part of NC, the towns seem to use Inmates to do landscaping work in public areas. They are out working fairly often during the warmer months. I've often thought that it was a great way to gain work experience that could be used once out of prison if the inmate found a sympathetic boss...

I can paraphrase what I found, too, if that is preferable. It's definitely from a reliable source (State of NC)