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Donjeta is absolutely right. Note the phrase "Date de disparition : 12.05.2013, à l'âge de 5 ans" should be translated as: "Date of disappearance: May 12, 2013, at the age of 5 years old" It does not mean "date of death." May this beautiful child still be alive and well.

Charish's mother is going to need an awful lot of counseling to make it through this whole. She trusted this guy, no doubt because he seemed so kind and harmless. Whole thing is horrifyingly sad. I praying for all of Charish's family and friends. They will need a huge amount of time to get...

My sincere condolences to Robin's family and friends. I hope and pray answers are found soon. RIP Robin :rose: RIP Bella :rose: Tears have flowed from my eyes for both of you. So heartbreaking ...

Skylar lived at 670 Yarbrough Mills Road, and the arrested lived at 678 Yarbrough Mills Road. I just saw the guy's picture. So vile a human being to take the life of a 9 y/o little girl traveling down a wooded path to visit her friend to play. I'm so angry about this case ... so angry.

How absolutely heartbreaking that Sklyar has been found dead. Poor sweet child. So innocent. How could she be found behind her aunt's home when she was heading in the opposite direction? I doubt someone brought her back to place her on the aunt's property. That makes no sense. I don't even want...

Rest in peace, Gena. :rose::rose::rose: My sincere condolences to Gena's family.

Abusive injury of his second wife clearly led to her death a few months later, and I don't think I could bare to see this guy get away with disappearing Michelle a few years later. If this IS Michelle, this perp needs to be put behind bars for the rest of his life. Lock him up and throw away...

My heart just breaks over Autumn's discovery. I actually feel ill. My plan since Sunday was to get in my car today (I'm Jersey) and drive to the Clayton area to help in whatever way I could to help find this poor lost girl. But when I awoke this morning, I knew in my heart that she was gone even...

What an excellent find! Welcome to Websleuths! Great first post! :great: :thewave: :fireworks:

An article here says a 66 y/o man with dementia wandered off from the Montomery County jail in May 2009: http://www.yourhoustonnews.com/courier/news/human-remains-found-behind-conroe-bail-bonds-company/article_931b0c38-a903-5067-a899-27d7225231d4.html He left the jail and was never seen...

I totally agree, Cluciano. Where are you, TJ?

Here is an image of where the bones were found--right smack dab in the middle of the Montgomery County (TX) Law Enforcement Center's cluster of buildings, and down (up?) the street at the bail bonding company. What an odd place to put a body.

This one is definitely not sounding good. The Murray's deserve answers. I hope it will not be much longer that they must wait.

Found it. And BTW I was cuckoo waaaaay before I went looking for the reference. It's post #185 on this thread. And the post author was ... wait for it ... ColdPizza. Amazing. :)

I'll see if I can find it.

I'm not surprised it's a new woman. it was reported that the last girlfriend was cooperating with the police against Bob McCaffrey. This new one? I completely understand what with the eligible-male shortage in this country that pickings are slim, but really ... pretty desperate on the new...

I totally agree, CP. If I were the LEO, I'd be rather embarrassed for having seen the gun in the car, noticing it wasn't in a closed trunk or console, and doing nothing about it. Logically there would be zero reason for BM to keep the gun out in plain sight while driving.

Maybe I'm misreading this. It's OK to carry a handgun in a closed glove compartment, closed console, closed trunk, etc. And it's OK to open the glove compartment, console or trunk in LE's presence. BUT Bob McCaffrey's handgun was ON the center arm rest, not IN it. It wasn't "secured"--it was...

An article on the husband's hiring of an attorney: http://www.philly.com/philly/news/new_jersey/151650005.html Within the article is a large picture of the husband outside of the crime scene. I understand the concept of being in "shock"--really I do--but I see no tears or for that matter...