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I believe Madeleine was killed by her parents. I believe JonBenet was killed by an intruder. I believe this child was given away/sold/used as a marker--was alive at the time (and for a long time thereafter), fate currently unkown

Not only does his story "not jive" but he is "not cooperating" with LE either. That is probably why the kids were not left with him.

Since being a member here, I have found that "seemingly normal" people often aren't. aside from that we also have the possible "issues" of: 1)shock 2)alcohol 3)the casey anthony factor--sociopathy

all phones-even burn phones-have a service provider and even with cash cards records are kept attatched to the phone number assigned to that phone. If you have the phone number for the phone in question, all calls-incoming and outgoing-are logged and recorded and easily verified. You don't have...

Well, I was on the fence with my theory until Debra told a local reporter that the reason she wouldn't talk to them is because "we're grieving". That pretty much settles it for me. Lisa is dead. Mom knows Lisa is dead because (no matter if she caused the death or not) she saw Lisa dead and made...

Would this be anywhere along the line travelled by "walking man" in the wee hours?

Possibly, but when asked a direct question, it is reflexive to direct your answer to the person who asked the question----in general, you look at everyone to make pleas----but when asked a question, if you direct your answer somewhere other than the party asking, I have to wonder why. If you...

I wouldn't expect anyone in the world to react like me in a panic situation. I know how badly I react to anything panic inducing. Adrenaline is not my friend. That is why I don't usually look at the way people cry/don't cry-beg/don't beg-get angry, etc.----What I do notice is who they make eye...

Ooooh! Missed that-thought it was gone-thanks for the correction!

Sadly, with all of the media circus surrounding so many of these cases, future criminals get a better clue as to what the public (and LE) will tolerate. It almost grooms them to create a better illusion. Hence the Cummings case...

If it were me, I'd have to be sedated...repeatedly...and I wouldn't play nice. I'd be a bad Mel Gibson, threatening the life of whomever had my child and swearing to haunt them in their nightmares until my baby came home....but that's just me and my bad panic reaction...

I was wondering more about sending the baby off with someone--a sitter--a relative--someone who would need a few of these items as a "starter set" if they were keeping her for a while (or for good). Just one in a million other possibilities--but since the actualities are soooo up in the air.....

Uugghh! Boxed, iced, red wine-what kind of world do we live in!!!

With all of the lights on, a missing screen would stand out---filtered light from every other window--bright light from open window with no screen--and at 4am, I'd be livid to come home to a house lit up like the 4th of july on a school night. It would be a sure sign of something up.

especially since she had to ride with someone else...which store may not have been her call...

I just meant that even if she forgot her quick trip to the store, Dad should've remembered watching the kids for a few minutes before he had to leave for work. LE wouldn't have had to find out about this supposed "gap" in the timeline from the receipt. One of the two of them ought to have...

If Jeremy was watching the kids while she shopped, why didn't LE know about the trip sooner?

...and if any of it is left....

Oddly, it is the purchase of baby wipes/baby food with the wine that make me think the exact opposite---that perhaps something was planned-----I know, I've had 3 children, so quick runs for just those items with a 10 month should seem the norm---but I have to wonder if those new purchases are...

great minds sleuth alike-I wonder the very same thing