AlmostGone
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I thought he was Ron's best friend.
But it was orlando she was asking her family about comming to see/write her right? I wonder if police have spoke with him?
I thought he was Ron's best friend.
But it was orlando she was asking her family about comming to see/write her right? I wonder if police have spoke with him?
I am not sure where to post this. So I figured it would be best to put into the "theory" thread. Could it be possible that they called in all of the blood relatives in order to get a dna match for any remains that were found. This could be why the family is upset. they know that a child's remains were found, and offered their DNA for the identification of that child. moo
My feeling is LE would have done this at the very beginning of the search. I really think they brought the family in to let them know that based on recent tips, they believe Haleigh is dead and that they are working around the clock to find her. That's what LE is supposed to do in such a situation, otherwise you have family upset that they are not being told anything and must learn all from the news. To learn of the death of a child from the news would be horrible.
Maybe it's just me, but I do not think Ron is involved in Haleigh's disappearance or any after-the-fact cover up. I truly do not think so. Hopefully I won't have to eat my words. Here's why I don't think he is involved:
1. He was at work. I think by now LE could discern where he was. I don't think either he or Misty are good enough actors to cover up an earlier killing of a child by an hours later 911 call.
2. The 911 call. It seemed believable to me. Well, Ron did, Misty did not. I have known guys like Ron. His reactions seemed normal for a guy like him. His anger, calling Misty a bit#@, etc. I heard panic in his voice.
3. His anguish later on. Those were real wails and tears to me. I think he really loved his kid.
4. LE has never given any indication that Ron is involved, a suspect or "holds the key" to what happened, unlike with Misty.
5. His relationship with Misty. This seems confusing, but not totally to me. Ron is not the brightest tool in the shed. But he knows this: That he made a mistake in entrusting his precious kids to a member of a family from "Deliverance". He likely could not face that his decision could have cost his child her life. Plus, he was in love with Misty. How could he have been so wrong? Instead of facing the fact that he made such an error in judgment and then have to point the finger at himself rather than someone else, he tells himself there is no way Misty could have hurt Haleigh. He tries hard to convince himself of this, even marrying her to do so. But deep in his heart, I think he knows she did something, failed to protect Haleigh or knows exactly what happened.
Bottom line, IMO Ron is a low class kind if guy with zero education and limited intelligence. He is a criminal type, obviously. Probably violent at times as well. But these kind of people are capable of ferocious love for their children. That's why baby killers and rapers have such a hard time in prison and can't go into the general pop: Guys like Ron will kill them if given the chance.
Is he a good guy? Was he a good parent? I wouldn't give him any awards, but there are millions across the U.S. just like him, trying to make their way through the world with the limited resources they have and most of the millions like him wouldn't dream of hurting their children.
I don't think Ron knows what happened with the exception that his negligence and lack of parenting skills led to the disappearance of his little girl. He will have to live with that forever and I think that's why he doesn't seem to care whether he rots in jail or not. He lost one of the two most precious things he had and ultimately, it is his actions that led to that loss.
6. The meeting with LE and Ron's expression as he left that meeting. I don't think LE would have brought him there if they thought he was a potential suspect. They would have told him separately and used that opportunity to gauge his reactions and interrogate. I get the sense that LE feels sorry for him and although they know he's not a stellar person, they also feel for his loss. As far as his expression as he left the meeting, again, I have known guys like him and the expression makes sense to me. Ron has probably known for a long time that Haleigh is unlikely to be alive. His mind is now set to revenge. His words all along have shown that's where he is at. His expression told me that he was thinking: "I heard what I need to. I'm coming to get ya'. It won't be long."
We'll see what happens but my experience and instinct tell me Ron Cummings is not involved. If I'm wrong, the evil of what happened to Haleigh will seem all the more greater to me.
You know I am not sure but I remember her asking about someone in one of the first jail house calls but I don't think it was orlando. I think it was a name nobody recognized.
You know I am not sure but I remember her asking about someone in one of the first jail house calls but I don't think it was orlando. I think it was a name nobody recognized.
Thanks a bunch... I'm gonna listin to those again tomorrow... something bugs me about it. If memory serves me right she asked about him a few times in different calls, maybe there's something there.... lol I dunno...
AlmostGone, Misty kept asking about a guy named Tallen or Talent...not Orlando.
But Cindy had the smell of death in the car and she knew what that meant.
Where was Ron's smell of death? Why was he on that phone and not out looking for his daughter? As far as he knew she could have left that trailer a minute before he got home.
Yes talon! My bad.... did anyone ever get anything on this guy?
Since I first heard the 911 call, I've thought "staged." Ron even says, "I don't care if you record me saying I will kill the man who stole my child." Who DOES that?! Callers don't stand there thinking about the recording capabilities of the 911 dispatcher. It's gotta be the War and Peace of 911 calls! Also, he flips his lid when the dispatcher merely asks what she is wearing. Rather than screaming, "I don't know, I was at WORK!" most parents would say, "Misty, what exactly was she wearing?"
He has a booking record but for the life of me I can't remember his full name.