DeDee
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There is something odd about the CO story and how this particular tip was missed for 5 years. Is there data that we're missing or has been misconstrued? RA allegedly went to a CO on FEB 14 to inform of his presence at the trails. DD was at the presser on FEB 22.I guess I always wanted to give DD the benefit of the doubt. I found it hard to believe that he was at the press conference a week or so later and that didn't even jog his memory.
This was just a bit vague: did DD find the tip narrative in ORION and give it to DL or was the tip narrative taken by DD?
After researching ORION, I ended up finding it hard to believe that the tip was sitting there all the time and ORION didn't spit it out to multiple sources. No matter how one looks at it, the whole thing is unbelievable. MOO
I searched for news articles that included DD's work as a CO. A relative wanted to be a Ranger Rick and began college with hopes of becoming a CO. Sooner rather than later, they switched to Business by telling us it was easier because CO's work 365 days of the year, so they bought a dog, a truck and became a catfish farmer.
CO's receive more training than most Law Enforcement Officers. DD is not a dummy but I don't understand how tip this flew under his radar.
Recruits start their training with a core value school which is similar to a Marine Corps boot camp. Once the four-week training course is complete, recruits then go to the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy for 15-16 weeks of basic police training. Graduates of the academy then go on to essentials training, which is on-the-job training for another 12-16 weeks. Finally, recruits go through lengthy field training.
A day in the life of an Indiana Conservation officer
So, we have RA telling authorities he was on the trails. He kept the same vehicle he likely drove that fateful day in 2017.
He possessed a Sig Sauer. Ironically, an unspent bullet is found at the CS that possibly aligns with RA's firearm.
He had .40 ammo mags at home. All bullets for both mags are accounted for. pg 14
RA owned a blue jacket and a black jacket. If any DNA belonging to the girls was found on them, then the D would have this information. Lebrato would know.
RA had 4+ pairs of jeans LE took. If the girls' DNA was on them, the D would know this but they claim nothing ties their client to the girls or the CS.
RA had an interesting collection of knives, including a rusty one. If any of the girls' DNA was found in the tiny crevices or near the handles, then the D would know this.
LE took his boots, gloves, caps, sweatshirts and a square of carpet from his car. If their DNA was on any of these items, the D would possess this data, wouldn't they?
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