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generally speaking I would say that's what happened but I have to agree with what everyone says generally speaking

roger that I agree this is the only response I can give

1.-- if the road is not a busy one, they should've stopped him 2.-- aren't all 911 calls taken to be serious? 3.--911 call: = this usually means it's not a fire/not a car accident/etc...this means something more serious...someone is in trouble--they had enough manpower to stop the car and get...

the critical question is: is the road a busy one? if not, definitely should've stopped him as it was ''near'' the crime area

but the cops went right by him 20 seconds after he left the house and they should've stopped the car anyway Kidnap Suspect Jake Patterson Allegedly Hid Jayme Closs Under His Bed for Hours at a Time bold for emphasis only

ok--roger that

so he's worried--but that is not causing him to stress? ....well, we know he's not a brainiac---so leaving her unsupervised does not prove he wasn't worrying about her escaping per my link--yes?

sounds like he was worried she would escape bold mine Complaint reveals chilling details of Jayme Closs' abduction, captivity

yes, people are afraid of the facts fact: JP was caught ''fairly soon'' after the crime etc

they couldn't run?

he knows they are still looking/investigating this has to put some stress on him

see post # 458

police ineptitude ?? 1.--911 called during the crime 2. --cops right near him --a. with her in the car--[ what kidnapper with brains plans or considers for cops to be driving by ? ] 3. --caught after 3 months Jake Thomas Patterson planned to kidnap Jayme Closs after seeing her get on school...

LE and experts have been wrong before per my previous posts I'm not allowed to discuss the topic??!!?

....this is like an assassin or robber = sure it's easy to kill or rob a place--but you still have to not get caught

...a crime is not well planned--well thought out unless the whole plan is well thought out so his plan on holding her was a failure = the crime is a failure bold for emphasis

but he got caught within a few months......??!? how many children's kidnappings-murders are there that are still unsolved?

I don't see the experts/authoritative authors of the first link who does the quote ''carefully'' belong to? and ''carefully is in the title but ''methodically'' is on the story

again--''methodically'' is not even close to '''well thought out'' me·thod·i·cal·ly /məˈTHädək(ə)lē/ adverb in an orderly or systematic manner. well1 /wel/ adverb 1. in a good or satisfactory way. "the whole team played well" synonyms: skillfully, with skill, ably, competently...

how about reinforced doors/windows?