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Keep in mind the mother sued the dance teacher as well I think I'll have to double check.
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I believe in the first thread there is a picture of a keychain similar to JB's, but with different words spelled out by the beads.
There is a lake in Ozark, as well as the nearby Choctawhatchee River in Newton.
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I have spent days and days reading these threads and am so caught up with it all.
Too much information for me to theorize at this point. I think I'll sleep on it and come back.
If this was a targeted killing, you really have to look at the possibility that the girls(or one of them) were lured to a specific location. We have evidence of this because they were talking specifically of meeting "some boys" "somewhere". Also, we have those hand drawn maps. Just something to think about.
The Choctawhatchee would not hide a vehicle and the "lake" close to Ozark doesn't offer the access points that would provide anonymity. (Dale County lake)
I was suggesting a picture of her actual keys. Maybe there was a key on her key chain to that unlocked something.
Though I think they were more or less headed home after Tracie's call, I can easily see J.B. suddenly deciding to stop and talk to someone she knew "just for a minute". So, while maybe Tracie " would only stop for blue lights", she wasn't driving. They weren't lost or scared, as long as they got home in a reasonable amount of time to go from Ozark to Dothan, then I doubt they would have been in trouble. They had to have stopped for anyone to get control of them. So, what would make J.B. stop?
Maybe she would have stopped if she saw the car of someone she knew at that McDonald's, for example. I know no one has ever mentioned seeing them there, but I don't know what else is around. Could there be anyone in Ozark she especially would want to say hello to?
Jacqui says the woman at B/L gave the wrong directions. The woman said six lights instead of five (or something like that). So, if someone followed that, where would they be? I guess it could be impossible to even do that depending on whether you can keep going straight there.
Though I think they were more or less headed home after Tracie's call, I can easily see J.B. suddenly deciding to stop and talk to someone she knew "just for a minute". So, while maybe Tracie " would only stop for blue lights", she wasn't driving. They weren't lost or scared, as long as they got home in a reasonable amount of time to go from Ozark to Dothan, then I doubt they would have been in trouble. They had to have stopped for anyone to get control of them. So, what would make J.B. stop?
Maybe she would have stopped if she saw the car of someone she knew at that McDonald's, for example. I know no one has ever mentioned seeing them there, but I don't know what else is around. Could there be anyone in Ozark she especially would want to say hello to?
Jacqui says the woman at B/L gave the wrong directions. The woman said six lights instead of five (or something like that). So, if someone followed that, where would they be? I guess it could be impossible to even do that depending on whether you can keep going straight there.
Where would they end up if they followed directions whether 5 lights or 6? A great question.
What is interesting is that at the 6th light there is a Cannon gas station there with a payphone. But 1999 is a lot different from 2016 and I would imagine this gas station and payphone would already have been checked out in the past 17 years, if it was even there at all in 1999.
What about a very simple explaination. They took a wrong turn when they were in Headland. It put them on 27 and took them to Ozark. They accidentally ended up there. No slipping around to meet some guys, just a simple wrong turn.the phone call and asking directions at the Big/Little cooberrates this. Sometimes the simplest theory is the correct one.