Memewhitehurst
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Big investigation, many Detectives? Who knows? I'm personally satisfied with the witness' truthfulness, and am grateful he spoke to CBS8.
who is Beasley?
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Big investigation, many Detectives? Who knows? I'm personally satisfied with the witness' truthfulness, and am grateful he spoke to CBS8.
This is the #1 and #2 theory
This is the #1 and #2 theory
But, if 2 hypothetically "works" with the victim, wouldn't that be considered a proven connection?
I emailed CBS8, regarding the conflicting statements on whether or not LE spoke to Beasley on June 30th. I received the reply below.
JVM talking to Michael Beasley. Witness. Saw her getting out of vehicle. Wearing a blue baseball cap and sunglasses. It was her car. She got out of the blue car and got into a red car.( small compact- Hyundai?) Guy had short red hair, shorter than 5'9" .No struggle involved, they drove off.
Ah, yes. Then #2 fits red car stats, plus geographical connection to other publicly released information related to warrants. #1 does not.
This is the #1 and #2 theory
Thanks. I must be stupid. I can't make any sense of it. Here's my translation. Tell me what I'm missing:
Someone knows Erin but we don't know Erin, and nobody knows what that someone was up to on the day she disappeared.
Someone else doesn't know Erin but was in the same area as her when she disappeared.
The second person and the first person do not share some attribute. Law enforcement is looking for someone who has the second person's attribute. But the second person is not connected to Erin.
Both people are responsible for her disappearance. One of them knows something about the other that was supposed to be a secret.
Is that accurate? If so, is it being suggested that two people killed Erin? If so, why?
This is the #1 and #2 theory