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Seems a little unsafe to talk about where you work.SavvyRose, thank you for confirming this one location.
Seems a little unsafe to talk about where you work.SavvyRose, thank you for confirming this one location.
I just got the willies. I wonder if any of those "good ol boys" has it in their best interest to let this one case go... for a friend ... or themselves... that felt icky to say. But your paragraph led my mind there.... If anyone is fearful it is because they have been warned by a cop buddy that they are being watched because of their illegal dealings or they are afraid that that the next drug dealer that gets snatched up are going to snitch them out.
Or maybe he was trying to set up a cover .......Maybe he was panicking and got muddled up when making the phonecall...
Or maybe he was trying to set up a cover ....
TY so much for being eyes and ears on the ground there. :blowkiss: Can I just have a clarification-this is the only poster you have seen? :thud:
The most compelling information I have read all along is that she was abnormally quiet, especially on her way home. And for BR to be standing out there when Cassie was dropped off, a wolf in waiting, and for her to not speak to him on her way by, well I just have a feeling her worst fears were realized. As I mentioned previously, I think it is very likely that she knew she was going home to something.... And mom being 'out of it' from being sick or recovering from pain or whatever, so not able to really give her daughter the attention she so desperately needed.... how much of that illness was caused by someone else 'making sure' mom was in fact 'out of it'. Pure speculation, of course. =(I totally agree. My gut reaction has been that the call was a cover-up! I can't shake the feeling that BR was also the one who sent the "cigarette" text too. Also, it was stated that when Cassie was dropped off, she walked right passed BR...without saying anything to him. That makes me even more nervous, because I feel that shows there was tension between Cassie and BR surrounding the time of her disappearance. Sad to say, I think there was a lot more to the dynamics of that household than the info that is being disclosed. I hope someone who may know something comes forward with a tip. Praying for Cassie...
Some prisons do allow email access and a type of Skype. I have seen both of these discussed recently on DateLine. At least here in the US.Prisoners over here aren't meant to be able to get the Internet. Those who do manage to get online aren't doing it through legal channels. Some prisoners get smuggled phones but even so prisons have blocking equipment to stop signals.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technolo...to-be-given-mobile-phone-jamming-devices.html
I totally agree. My gut reaction has been that the call was a cover-up! I can't shake the feeling that BR was also the one who sent the "cigarette" text too. Also, it was stated that when Cassie was dropped off, she walked right passed BR...without saying anything to him. That makes me even more nervous, because I feel that shows there was tension between Cassie and BR surrounding the time of her disappearance. Sad to say, I think there was a lot more to the dynamics of that household than the info that is being disclosed. I hope someone who may know something comes forward with a tip. Praying for Cassie...
The most compelling information I have read all along is that she was abnormally quiet, especially on her way home. And for BR to be standing out there when Cassie was dropped off, a wolf in waiting, and for her to not speak to him on her way by, well I just have a feeling her worst fears were realized. As I mentioned previously, I think it is very likely that she knew she was going home to something.... And mom being 'out of it' from being sick or recovering from pain or whatever, so not able to really give her daughter the attention she so desperately needed.... how much of that illness was caused by someone else 'making sure' mom was in fact 'out of it'. Pure speculation, of course. =(
Re: texting between Cassie and JC at exactly 6:03 p.m. 9/14/14. In questioning "how medicated" JC was at the time Cassie arrived home, I looked back at the "transcript" of Cassie's texts to her mom which were printed in the Letter to the Editor on 11/6/14. The first time I read the letter in print, I found it very curious that only Cassie's words were shown. Why were JC's comments not there? It is common for teens to "screen shot" funny little conversations on their Iphones and send straight to SM. I first thought, well, they couldn't screen shot to the newspaper easily unless treated like a photo. When I went on-line, I couldn't find a copy of a screenshot (where it would appear less awkward than in newspaper print). Going deeper into a FB friend of JC's posting, initials EW, she had a screen shot posted of the last phone conversation her daughter had had shortly before GOING MISSING on 10/28/14. Her daughter was back with the family by the next weekend. It was very EERIE to see almost identical phrasing being used, including the "Baby Girl" term in pleas for a return. --- Was JC alert enough to text coherently at 6:03 p.m., but not well enough to greet Cassie at door by 6:30 p.m. nor call police by 8:30 p.m.? Was medication taken at a particular time?
My apologies for being pretty blunt here. But IMO JC just doesn't display the urgency of a mom that gets that her daughter is in grave danger or possibly decreased. A mom with a missing child usually is running on her last thread-posting desperately, commenting to others, putting up posters all over etc etc. I do not get a sense of urgency even in her FB posts that come maybe once a week. She seems confident that all will work out & eventually God will make sure Cassie comes home. I get that she's extremely religious but even the most God fearing mothers lose it when their babies are missing and do anything to find them or raise awareness for them. I'm just not buying it. If she truly were wanting to find Cassie she would be ensuring that facts were known, out there & her face was everywhere -even if she was doing it with her last breath and only penny she had. MOO. She seems more like she knows what has happened to her & is upset that she couldn't/didn't stop it IMO...
I totally agree, Opie. We don't have a 'Cassie' in our personal family (I am so greatful for that, and so very sorry for your loss, Opie) but we have acquired MANY in our 'professional' family of SAR.
This may very well be true, MizOpinion.
But personally, I find it absolutely appalling, and an affront to humanity to be quite honest, that local LE considers the assumed murder and disposal of a 15 year old child by someone(s) known to apparently half of the town to be not only commonplace and unremarkable, but not worth the effort investigating.
Is there something we should know about local LE, beyond what we've already gathered from MSM, that would make the local community 'ok' with this sort of response to a perceived violent and homegrown crime? Do we need to be trying to figure out (from MSM sources, of course) if the local community is perhaps fearful of LE, and if so- why?
Because folks, we've got a lot of small town experience with this sort of thing (lets look back at Hailey) and it's just not right.
Something is going on here beyond the disappearance of a child. And I don't know about ya'll....but I want to know what.