SavvyRose
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Maybe she was talking about the 911 call release...?
I just left. I said are you sure? And she said yes she was shaking and very upset she said they found him in the river.
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Maybe she was talking about the 911 call release...?
I just left. I said are you sure? And she said yes she was shaking and very upset she said they found him in the river.
Savvy, I can't seem to find an actual address for the river. Would you just throw out a guess as to how far that is from his house? Didn't I read somewhere yesterday that little footprints were seen along the bank? I don't have a link to support this, just remember seeing it somewhere.
Not Savvy, but approx 4 miles
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I sincerely hope the Fox 16 article was a mistake (for lots of reasons, including the most obvious one) ... but if they are sitting on that story and know it is legit, I don't see why they would choose to post on their Facebook just now about some actor's birthday. The levity of that is such a stark contrast to the potentially dark news they would be waiting to share about Malik.
I wonder if they have articles ready to go? With different outcomes? I don't even know if that makes sense.
It makes perfect sense, like what newspapers do with obituaries of famous and aging people. I had never thought to wonder if they start drafts in situations like this, but it could help in the rush to be the first news source to publish.
Would LE also want them to hold off for a short time in order to have the element of surprise if/when they show up with search warrants? Assuming what they find might warrant it ... but then again, if someone had anything to do with his disappearance, they've had a few weeks to try to wipe phones or cover other traces as best as they could, so maybe that isn't an issue. Could it be to keep someone from running once the news of finding him comes out?
Ugh, it's been an hour. This is awful. If it were just the website that StormyNights saw, I'd feel better about it simply being a "just in case" draft that someone was working on that was accidentally published. But Savvy's comment about the lady at the oil change place made me think the lady heard it on the TV. (Savvy, do you know if she heard it versus read it online?) If she heard it from a TV broadcast, I'm more inclined to think it's credible.![]()
I am obviously not Savvy, but Savvy had said the lady heard it on the radio. HTH
Ok, let's be realistic here. Could a 2 year old walk 4 miles without a single person spotting him? Even in the dark. My kids at that age couldn't walk that far. They would either be in a stroller or we would take lots of breaks. My hinkey meter is still going at full speed. Goes back to why it took 45 minutes to call the police. WHY did it take that long? I can see maybe 15 minutes at the most. Realize he is gone, looking around the house, looking outside the house calling his name. Still nothing? It's dark. Can't find my 2 year old....I am calling for help! Even if he was half a block away....I don't care, help me find my baby. I just can't grasp that.....it's too much time.
JMO