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Maybe they can get some help from Collum Electric, they are related to Mollie.

I get that, there’s no doubt that a town the size of Brooklyn would need as much help as they can get, I don't imagine they have near the resources required for the sophistication of the multiple data searches alone . I also know that rural America is under attack with Meth and Opiods and...

Pedophiles like their victim’s much younger, before puberty I completely agree...

I’m not quite sure of State Police and their reach, I do know that FBI has a special child abduction unit (CARD) although Mollie is over 18 they are called in because of the system they have in place. They can jump through the legal hoops much faster when it comes to warrants and subpeaonas in...

I also think the Federal presence has a lot to do with what is happening to rural America. Meth and Opiods are rampant in small towns, it’s worse than it’s ever been. Many times, these crimes are tied to such activities. It so disheartening. Small towns are having big city problems.

Law enforcement can look into your phone, if they produce a warrant, but that's if they have the physical phone in front of them. Obtaining info without the phone is a a whole different ball of wax that requires Feds assistance.

You have to involve Feds in order to get data info from devices, it’s all under Federal regs.

I may be wrong here, but I think Feds come in when there is a need to access devices like phones etc.

As I recall from the post, it was less about her age etc and more about a pink piece of clothing.

Sexual predators are pretty specific in age, especially pedophiles. Human traffickers are specific as to what is needed in the market place according to age also.

I know there’s been a lot of discussion about connection with the Evansdale and Delphi cases. I just dont see it. Mainly because of the ages. These creeps usually stay with a specific age of their victims, Mollie doesn’t fit the age profile.

And most people from small towns are “locked” in a different way.

I am still trying to break my husband of that habit of leaving teh keys on the floor of the car and not locking doors...he came from a small town.

THe only thing I have a problem with is the eyewitnesses who saw Mollie jogging. Eyewitnesses are commonly unreliable especially when it’s about seeing someone who routinely walks or jogs by their home and nothing eventful happens at that very time. Days and times get confused. One person saw...

This is an excellent article about LE strategy...by a veteran LE officer. I apologize if this has been posted before. Its worth a read, especially if you’re frustrated over the lack of info at pressers. Why All the Secrecy by Law Enforcement Regarding the Disappearance of Mollie Tibbetts? - Lee...

It was posted very early on . BTW I thought this to be very important...if you were covering your tracks, making an entry into her computer would help throw off the timeline etc...

The poster had located where the log in came from and it looked like a storage place or big shed...and then I think it was deleted.

I saw that message too...they even posted a photo of a location.

It sure would be helpful to see if there are actual surveillance videos of Mollie running. Eyewitnesses are often unrealiable, especially when you have someone who runs by your house frequently ... folks can easily confuse when they have seen someone . In fact, she had a neighbor (Collum) who...

With the caveat that they are all related, known each other for years, etc... that clouds the investigation with local LE. Family dynamics also cloud the investigation. My guess is that early on, a tertiary search of the car was done just trying to find her.