What's the reason for such a high clime rate in that area?
I believe Drugs and Poverty. The houses look similar, imo, to the 2 shown so far from this case. Also, crime and prostitution, seems to be a common acceptance from generation to generation. Imo, for someone to have a better life, escaping the area, even with family ties, would seem necessary, to avoid becoming a victim or a criminal. jmo
I have been trying to get a feel of how PH felt being driven to what I am suspecting would be a similar region to that of Lumberton's region.
Another question for the area insider, is street walkers, not online workers. Lumberton, NC still has many street walkers, who use extensively. Are there streetwalkers out in the open in those 3 areas of Alabama?
I ask, because if so, I feel if someone were to be a premeditated predator or even one by chance, crossing a vulnerable woman, these women would be easier targets, sadly, and less likely to be missed immediately, with less media coverage and care to solve as in PH's case.
In the Lumberton case, the most ominous findings imo, and my opinion by reading some comments, that the missing one had more media attention because she was prettier, etc.
But, the 3rd missing girl, imo, was extremely pretty naturally, seemed sweet, AND she was speaking to media about knowing one of the missing girls on camera, and not long after, she was found dead, I believe in a trashcan!
The other, ominous finding, is the first initial article about the girl found in the trap house, was reported by a female LE officer who commented it was one of the most gruesome and disturbing crime scenes she has been to. Her accounts did not measure up to what the public was being told in updates, by other LE officials. Thus, making the case and investigation very fishy and frustrating, imo. Plus the lack of media coverage or care.
