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Is this him by chance?
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000862065930
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000862065930
Is this him by chance?
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000862065930
Yup, a newer Chevrolet model was the car burned in Angeles National Forest- someone reported the fire at 5:43 am.
Friend allegedly returned to Borrego park at 4 am. hhhmmmmm
1.5 (hours) X 2 = 3 hours
Almost exactly enough time to fit this timeline...
11:30 Phone shut off (at park)
15 minutes to think 'wtf should I do?'
45 minutes to buy gasoline+matches+steal a car
1.5 hour drive time
2:00 arrive at drop spot
1.5 hour drive time
4:00 arrive back at Borrego Park to 'look for friend' i.e... toss friend's phone
1.5 hour drive time
5:30 arrive at drop spot to set vehicle on fire
Article below specifies body found burning in "the early morning hours" and I must've missed the part about car reported at 5:43 (but read that from another poster with better attention to detail).
http://abc7.com/body-of-man-found-in-burned-car-in-angeles-national-forest/2867532/
It does seem hard to believe I realize. Hopefully that's not even close and Blaze is found unharmed.
I agree, it should be looked at but I also understand his friends feelings. Gay hook-up culture has a bad rap, it's considered a sort of stain on the community, not something that is publicly discussed because of how it can be manipulated and feed the narrative of the bigots and homophobes who want to paint us as sex crazed fiends. Some people are embarassed by it, especially younger gay kids so they tend to pretend it doesn't happen or if they do acknowledge it then it's one of those things where it's other people do it but not them. It's all a very strange dynamic and kind of hard to explain without writing an essay.
This is O/T kinda but it is something I feel needs addressing not only in the context of this case but in any future cases.
I've seen several comments from members who refer to being gay as "a lifestyle" or that someone involved here is "living an alternative lifestyle." Being gay is not a "lifestyle," you choose a lifestyle, it is something that you can change whenever you feel the need for a change. Being gay or lesbian is a sexual orientation, it is not a lifestyle choice nor is it an alternative lifestyle. For all intents and purposes gay and lesbian people live lives like our heterosexual counterparts, we have mainstream jobs, own homes or rent, bug out over bills, spoil our children or pets; in short, the only thing "alternative" about our lives is whom we choose to love.
Referring to gay and lesbian lives as "alternative" or "alternative lifestyles" is very offensive and hurtful. We're not "alternative", we're just people.
I think they are hiding a history of depression / mental illness. Perhaps also a history of meet ups with people that he met online.
Until someone can share a credible source for the lupus medication claim, I would wager that you're right @brookesmith
You're right. I first calculated a difference of about 48 hours, but that info fell out of my ear. My apologies. (Self-TO.)Regarding the speculation that the burned body might be Blaze, wasn't the burnt car found 2 days after Blaze went missing (Friday morning)? So it couldn't have been set alight during the 4-5 hours the driver friend was at the park/returned to the park (11pm Tue - 4am Wed).
I live here. Actually about 2 miles from that park. Im also on the FB page made for him. My first thought the first time I even heard about this... was the friend that drove him. But I am being respectful on that page and not posting and theories. I think its the friend that picked him up. I was also one of the very first ones to reach out and ask if they need anyone to help look. They are still telling us no, although there was a sign up list. Its all very, very sad. He went to the same schools as my Son out here.
LA Times
“Blaze left the house around 10:30 p.m. or so, but exactly why he left is a big mystery,” he said, adding that “we didn’t know the person he met up with.
“We’re hoping he comes back, or we find him,” he added.
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“There are so many unknowns to deal with,” Annee Della Donna, a friend of the family, said. “We’re talking about a brilliant kid who goes to a small park five minutes from home, then disappears.”
NY Daily News
Gideon said he did not know his son’s friend, but learned they had known each other “for a while.”
“We talked to this person after the fact and they were helpful,” he said.
If we knew where they lived, and assuming 5 mins is precise and it's by car
Not that there would be much of note there, but my kids could call it, "Everything We Always Wanted to Ask Mom But Were Afraid to Ask!" [emoji38]Does anyone else feel like they should delete their entire internet history in case they ever go missing? Even if you were found alive and well 24 hours later... there would be no secrets about your life. Yikes.
My theory is that BB and his friend had a romantic relationship. They went to the park to talk or perhaps BB tried to break things off. Then, in the heat of the moment BB was killed accidentally. All just MOO! Time will tell.
There is a possibility that his parents disciplined him by taking his cell phone away from him and the relative let him borrow their old cell phone to connect via wi-fi without the parents knowledge.
Just a thought, not a fact. I could be completely wrong.
So the "high school buddy" (who is between 18-22 years old), who appears to have been somewhat cooperative, if not completely cooperative is holding him captive somewhere?
Being a gay male, I find your comment beyond ignorant... But must ask: Is your kidnapping theory predicated on your assumption that "the high school buddy leads an alternative lifestyle"?