Found Deceased AL - Aniah Haley Blanchard, 19, Auburn, Lee County, 23 Oct 2019 #2

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Have you not listened to the way LE hasn’t been talking? Nobody is saying they want to bring her home safe, they are just talking about finding her and bringing peace and closure to her family.
The searchers talking about use your sense of smell, watch for birds...

Even if there was a 0.00000000001% chance she’s still alive, it’s worth acknowledging that and not jumping to conclusions discussing her life already being over.

No one is debating your points. I think it falls more so on the side of unnecessary speculation and common decency.
 
How much was his bond? I’m thinking someone(s) is out A LOT of $$$$
I don’t have a link straight from county records but this article states :
Man found beaten, near death after deputies pull over vehicle; 2 arrested
Ford and Yazeed are each charged with attempted murder, two counts of first degree kidnapping and two counts of first degree robbery. They are booked in the Montgomery County Detention Facility on a $280,000 bond, each.

So, that would be a $ 28,000 cash bond.
 
Bro Skee
There is no reason we can’t link this post. His social media is allowed.

would his spelling of this name mean this person is a member of “the bloods” or is this just a typical “I’m acting like a tough gangsta” spelling?
 

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How does anyone charged with attempted murder and kidnapping get out on bond?

ALABAMA BOND / BAIL SCHEDULE
Alabama also used a Bond / Bail Schedule as a rough guide for setting the amount of bond. The schedule is not binding on the court. A judge can set a higher or lower bond at its discretion depending on the circumstances. The schedule is set out below:

Felonies:
  • Capital felony $50,000 to No Bail Allowed
  • Murder $15,000 to $75,000
  • Class A felony $10,000 to $60,000
  • Class B felony $5,000 to $30,000
  • Class C felony $2,500 to $15,000
  • Drug manufacturing and trafficking $5,000 to $1,500,000

Overview - Getting Out On Bond In Alabama - Bradford Ladner
 
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Bro Skee
There is no reason we can’t link this post. His social media is allowed.

would his spelling of this name mean this person is a member of “the bloods” or is this just a typical “I’m acting like a tough gangsta” spelling?

I believe his Facebook name is a play on the term “broski,” which is like a play on “bro” that some people like to call each other. Guilty as charged of using it once or twice.
 
Bro Skee
There is no reason we can’t link this post. His social media is allowed.

would his spelling of this name mean this person is a member of “the bloods” or is this just a typical “I’m acting like a tough gangsta” spelling?

DBM


I believe his Facebook name is a play on the term “broski,” which is like a play on “bro” that some people like to call each other. Guilty as charged of using it once or twice.
Yep, it's "broski". Probably Facebook wouldn't allow Bro Ski, so he went with Bro Skee.
 
Oh no sorry, I was meaning the post referenced in my attached file of my post. Sorry I made it Totally confusing
Yep, it's "broski". Probably Facebook wouldn't allow Bro Ski, so he went with Bro Skee.

ETA: I know what broski means. I was discussing the name mentioned on the 3-2 post by him.
 
This thought crossed my mind too. Only I was thinking maybe Eric was an alias.
Or could one of his accomplices be Eric? Moo

He doesn't look to be of Arabic or Muslim heritage - which is where his names are derived. But who knows what his parentage is, or if he is a convert.
 
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