The command center is shown near the end of the video.
True, but you'd need a pretty good friend to be willing to do that for you.
A reporter spent 30 minutes following volunteers through Tom Brown Village today.
One thing I saw that was interesting was two men in reflective vests measuring the road (At about 16:46). Not sure if that was related to Cupcake or just some construction workers starting a project. MOO.
Plus, what the values of the homes around there? 500k plus?
He could also be in serious danger, if the perps believe he can recognise them. Especially if they ended that sweet baby's life.
You are so right!!!He could also be in serious danger, if the perps believe he can recognise them. Especially if they ended that sweet baby's life.
I don't think they were unhappy about being followed around, they just seemed somber and focused on what they were doing. They were dressed in purple and wearing purple ribbons, going door to door and handing out fliers. The man who was interviewed at the end talked about how they were all doing whatever they could to help find Cupcake, that the family must be going through a very hard time, its hard to imagine it if you're not going through it, that she is just a little girl and she wouldn't understand what's going on and they just want to bring her home to her family.That was um...unusual....I'm not going to summarize this one. The volunteers didn't seem too happy about her following them around. Part way through the video a couple walked by the reporter. The couple were obviously shielding their faces from the camera as they went by and the reporter turned around and followed them.
One of our members found a case that might be similar to this baffling case.
Michigan State Police say more arrests may come in child *advertiser censored* ring case
COLDWATER, Mich. — Michigan State Police continue to investigate a child *advertiser censored* ring that led them to making two more arrests recently. It was a detained suspect’s mobile phone and social media account that led them to two women in Kalamazoo County: Rachel Burrell and Amaris Wyman.
“There was photos and videos sent between the two of them of abuse that was happening to an infant.”
Det. Tpr. Bowers said there was inappropriate content on Wyman’s phone and media accounts as well. However the two women did not know each other.
Toole is one the first four suspects who were arrested and arraigned in August and September on charges of conspiracy to kidnap, sexually abuse and murder a child. Police allege that Toole, Talia Furman, David Bailey and Jayme Lapointe all planned to kidnap a child from a county fair or Meijer or Walmart and discussed ways to dispose of the body.
I disagree. I am a lot better off than a lot of people and worse financially than I would like to be at my age
One of our members found a case that might be similar to this baffling case.
Michigan State Police say more arrests may come in child *advertiser censored* ring case
COLDWATER, Mich. — Michigan State Police continue to investigate a child *advertiser censored* ring that led them to making two more arrests recently. It was a detained suspect’s mobile phone and social media account that led them to two women in Kalamazoo County: Rachel Burrell and Amaris Wyman.
“There was photos and videos sent between the two of them of abuse that was happening to an infant.”
Det. Tpr. Bowers said there was inappropriate content on Wyman’s phone and media accounts as well. However the two women did not know each other.
Toole is one the first four suspects who were arrested and arraigned in August and September on charges of conspiracy to kidnap, sexually abuse and murder a child. Police allege that Toole, Talia Furman, David Bailey and Jayme Lapointe all planned to kidnap a child from a county fair or Meijer or Walmart and discussed ways to dispose of the body.
