You are absolutely correct. My apologies. Until that one, this is the common theme I recall reading....
"After more than a week of searching Stone Reservoir, Penner said he feels confident that they will not find the boy there, but says they still plan to keep checking it daily.
He says...
Yes.
http://www.ktvb.com/story/news/local/idaho/2015/07/16/search-deorr-lemhi-no-trace/30262877/
At 1:08 pic of ramps on black truck followed by clip of dad on ATV going out to search. Different clips have surfaced in different stories.
In a press release from LSO, I recall reading Fish and Game and Forest Service were involved in initial searches. Then, from sheriff's comments about a week later about the wolf den, it would be reasonable to assume these professionals would have also part of that search as well. Fish & Game and...
That image your describing also had the ramps off to the side if we are thinking of the same clip. That of course was during the search. Just curious if it was there while camping if it could potentially change hearing the sweet baby or not seeing him initially. I recall they were walking when...
Random thought...does anyone recall if the parents were specifically walking the entire time or might have brought along an ATV camping? It's not uncommon when camping in areas like that. I do recall seeing ramps off to the side of one of the trucks, just curious if it we know that is was also...
I believe this interview with the sister speaking on behalf of the parents is NOT listed on the links...
http://www.ktvb.com/story/news/local/idaho/2015/07/16/missing-boys-aunt-just-please-bring-him-home/30222983/
However, the link below was listed in this thread. Both stories were posted on...
I'm no longer allowed to watch NG "live". We have to DVR it so he can watch with me like 4 hours later. In the meantime, I am on WS reading summaries cuz I can't wait to see. I sort of resent it not being "me" time. As if I want to wait to watch NG??? REALLY?
When we come home from work the...
That was just one of several contributors/risk factors I listed. The bonding issue is #1. But not the only. There are several things that come together to create the ingredients for success so to speak.
To some degree yes. Nurture can have dramatic impacts on how one copes and manages mental health challenges or creates and magnifies behavior that is sociopathic or anything along the lines of anti-social behavior.
To sum it up...sociopaths break societal norms and are viewed more as criminals than mentally ill. It is NOT a diagnosis.
In my experience there is a presumption of environmental issues (some might argue genetics play a role) that is the underlying cause. With that in mind, when this case...
I've been lurking around here for a while. I haven't posted cuz words don't even begin to describe this nightmare and I don't have anything productive to say.
However, your comments on here today have kept me LMAO! :crazy:
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