diggndeeperstill
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Sorry if I stepped on your toes, I couldn’t wait.I can do these tweets - if no one cares...
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Sorry if I stepped on your toes, I couldn’t wait.I can do these tweets - if no one cares...
Good to know that the witness actually identified IY’s distinctive jacket as the man with that jacket pushing her in the car! I don’t think that a man seeing a person with that jacket pushing her in the car can be disputed whether or not that was IY. Interested to find out the DNA results bc Aniah’s brother was in the car hours before so praying that this is IY’s DNA so they can get that sorry piece of garbage. & we know for a FACT it was at that gas station. There was rumors that the gas station clerks said it wasn’t. So that is not disputable anymore. Now he just needs to spill it with where she is. The only thing I’d give IY is MAYBE death penalty off the table. He just needs to spill it.update from hearing! Good bits of info!
Wow!update from hearing! Good bits of info!
That second tweet here literally makes my blood boil. I hope they gave him such a look that it burned a hole thru him. He’s not a human & has no feelings or conscience. But I hope he NEVER forgets that mama’s face.Xavier Harris on Twitter
The court decided no bond for Ibraheem Yazeed and on Dec 4th the courts will discuss if the gag order will be lifted. @WVTM13
Xavier Harris on Twitter
When Ibraheem Yazeed walked into the court room this morning he looked the family in their eyes and shook his head. @WVTM13
Telling someone not to get involved around here seems like that could have happened. Something like what happened in this case does. not. happen. here. Ppl point to Lauren Burke but that was YEARS ago & she was out on a run I believe. Ppl don’t get snatched from gas stations at one of the busiest intersections in town. I’m sure his wife or whoever was like don’t get involved bc it’s none of your business - thinking of a domestic dispute. It would be easy to talk someone out of calling the cops (not after this) around here. I can’t imagine the guilt that guy feels. But I can guarantee you one thing. The next time someone around here sees something, they won’t think twice based off ppl I’ve talked to.Wow!
Please whoever has time a summary would be great.
quickly from me- random
Yazeed buying alcoholic beverage and noticed her
Witness was staying at nearby hotel
Lady he was with told him not to get involved... hmmm
"a life-threatening amount of blood"update from hearing! Good bits of info!
When she had to pause & collect herself before she fully said it...I got tears in my eyes."a life-threatening amount of blood"
This makes me so sad and angry. But also thankful that the witness chose to come forward after all. It's never too late!Xavier Harris on Twitter
According to investigators the witness did not come forward sooner because his wife told him to stay out of it. @WVTM13
I guess we can also say with certainty that the person walking out of the gas station in the surveillance video released when Aniah was walking in was IY. That side is where the register is located & they said he was checking out as she walked in.Here's what I got from this:
1 - Bond was denied, gag order will be revisited on Dec. 4 but is current still in effect
2 - IY confirmed it was him on the surveillance video
3 - Chance encounter between IY and AB, he was checking out (purchasing alcoholic beverage and waiting on change) when she walked in and he saw her
4 - Witness confirmed IY forced AB into her vehicle at the Chevron, didn't come forward earlier because woman he was staying with at nearby hotel told him to stay out of it. Eventually he gave a statement and broke down in tears while doing so.
5 - Male DNA found in AB's car, state has ordered IY to give DNA sample
6 - When IY walked into court, he made eye contact with AB's family and shook his head
I think this case will change our society, at least in Alabama.But I can guarantee you one thing. The next time someone around here sees something, they won’t think twice based off ppl I’ve talked to.
"a life-threatening amount of blood"
Good to know that the witness actually identified IY’s distinctive jacket as the man with that jacket pushing her in the car! I don’t think that a man seeing a person with that jacket pushing her in the car can be disputed whether or not that was IY. Interested to find out the DNA results bc Aniah’s brother was in the car hours before so praying that this is IY’s DNA so they can get that sorry piece of garbage. & we know for a FACT it was at that gas station. There was rumors that the gas station clerks said it wasn’t. So that is not disputable anymore. Now he just needs to spill it with where she is. The only thing I’d give IY is MAYBE death penalty off the table. He just needs to spill it.
Honestly, I think that’s the reporter’s words, not LE or DA. Some MSM articles have used the same language, in reference to the affidavit. But the actual wording in the affidavit doesn’t mention the amount of blood, but could be interpreted to mean the amount of blood."a life-threatening amount of blood"
Sorry if I stepped on your toes, I couldn’t wait.
Hopefully if a court transcript is not released, someone will press one of these reporters for the exact wording used by LE today.Honestly, I think that’s the reporter’s words, not LE or DA. Some MSM articles have used the same language, in reference to the affidavit. But the actual wording in the affidavit doesn’t mention the amount of blood, but could be interpreted to mean the amount of blood.
Can’t find the actual affidavit offhand (don’t see it in the media thread), but this article provides a quote from the affidavit...
UPDATE: Suspect in Aniah Blanchard's disappearance extradited to Auburn
“Blood evidence was discovered in the passenger’s compartment of the vehicle that was indicative of someone suffering a life-threatening injury. The evidence was submitted to the Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences and confirmed to be that of Aniah Blanchard, " the affidavit states.