Found Deceased AL - Jennifer Marshell White, 55, Moulton, 08 Apr 2018 #2
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I'm still getting familiar with the forum/rules. Can we theorize about what possibly happened to her, as in, the state of her body as reported in MSM?
I know of a case where a missing mans remains were found and it was over a year before they received any results. But it could have been the stage of the remains. I don´t know.
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I saw some SS but dont think its what youre referring to. Aghh I wish I had seen what youre referring to.
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I'm so sorry that she was found like this. Definitely not the outcome anyone wanted. So heartbreaking. I hope she is at peace. Prayers for her family and friends.
As per last thread, the Cheryl DeBoer suicide case. That's local for me and bothers me more than any other. It still comes to mind often, and every time I drive by that corner I feel sick in my gut.
Some suicides will just never feel like it to me. Cheryl's is one of the strangest cases I've ever seen, heard or read.
As per last thread, the Cheryl DeBoer suicide case. That's local for me and bothers me more than any other. It still comes to mind often, and every time I drive by that corner I feel sick in my gut.
Some suicides will just never feel like it to me. Cheryl's is one of the strangest cases I've ever seen, heard or read.
Isn’t there coordinates available when there is a cell ping?
I believe we discussed this in the last thread.
I 10000000% believe Dawn Hendricks had a specific reason for calling on the specific group of Jeep owners club and where to go.
Judging by this article her Tahoe was not far off the road.
I can clearly see the salt life sticker in the photo provided.
http://m.waff.com/story/38124243/body-of-missing-moulton-woman-found
I believe we discussed this in the last thread.
I 10000000% believe Dawn Hendricks had a specific reason for calling on the specific group of Jeep owners club and where to go.
Judging by this article her Tahoe was not far off the road.
I can clearly see the salt life sticker in the photo provided.
http://m.waff.com/story/38124243/body-of-missing-moulton-woman-found
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Great interview, good to know the state is conducting the autopsy.
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Can you point out the salt life sticker? I cannot see it, although Im sure its there.
In the article if u scroll down and look over the guy in the light teal colored shirt left shoulder ( his left) it looks like the sticker to me.
Don’t confuse it with the back of the gals head standing in front of him with an emblem on the back of her hat.
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Didnt Jennifer Huston also gas up her car before driving off to a heavily treed area to commit suicide?
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I don’t think so not �� on that tho.
I know she went to a rite aid and bought Benadryl, Gatorade and maybe a snack bar?
I don’t know how to post pictures on here to show u better.
I’m sorry.
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Are you talking about the Twitter photo in the story you linked? That is the only photo I see.
Yes, that’s the one
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According to the statement/post about Jennifer being found by the Winston County Sheriff's Office Jennifer's vehicle was found approximately one quarter of a mile (1,320 feet) off of Alabama Highway 33.
https://www.facebook.com/1849389219...41828.184938921974412/409782906156678/?type=3
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I dont see it. Also, where did you see that she went to rite aid for Benadryl, Gatorade, and a snack bar? I mustve missed that as well.
That was the Jennifer Huston case I was responding to.
So do u mean exited off of Hwy 33 went a 1/4 mile and that is where she was found?
Or do u mean a 1/4 further in from the twitter picture you asked me about?
I am heartbroken for Jennifer and her family.
So here's the thing about pings, the only way to get ALL of the true pings for a phone is with a search warrant. It has been that way since E911 was implemented 18 years ago or so (for anyone who remembers bag phones, those went away because it was mandated that all wireless phones in the US be E911/GPS911 compatible.)
I know first hand, thanks to the job I had before I did my time working in MH, how quickly someone can be found. 18 years ago I picked up the phone at the electronics/wireless phone store I worked at and was greeted by a police man who needed information on how to get the location records of a person's phone. I was a very brief and almost inconsequential go between the cellphone provider via our rep and the police. I didn't know until that evening what had happened and only found out because of the size of our area. From the time the victim was murdered here in NW Pennsylvania until the suspect was apprehended in Las Vegas, Nevada was approximately 14 hours. More over, the warrant was only obtained, perhaps, four hours before he was caught *on the other side of the country*.
The thing with a true ping is that it can be done whether the phone is on or off. As long as there is a battery in the phone and the proper authorization, like said search warrant, has been obtained, that phone's location can be triangulated to within a very short distance (12-15 feet if I can recall.)
So if that was able to be done 18 years ago, why exactly did MPD not find Jennifer? Because they never bothered to even ask for a warrant. They had more than enough evidence to compel a judge for a warrant. There is literally no way a judge could have deemed it unnecessary. They didn't do their job and now a family and an entire community will pay for it as they grieve. And for that reason, I am positively incensed with MPD.
Lastly, I honestly have no idea if a private investigator has the authority to compel a judge to sign a search warrant or not. Whatever the case, hat tip to the PI and searchers for finding Jennifer. May they, the family and the community all find a small bit of peace that at least Jennifer has been found, and that now the real search for answers can begin.
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