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So is there no witness to a man leaving the house now?? That would be a pretty big deal.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/05/03/potential-witness-no-longer-credible-in-california-girl-murder/"Though this may seem like a setback in the investigation, it is actually a positive result in that it allows the investigators to narrow the scope of their investigation," Hewitt said of the witness' statements turning out to be unreliable.
I believe it is just the 12 yr. old now that saw the man leaving. This is what LE had to say:
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/05/03/potential-witness-no-longer-credible-in-california-girl-murder/
I believe it is just the 12 yr. old now that saw the man leaving. This is what LE had to say:
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/05/03/potential-witness-no-longer-credible-in-california-girl-murder/
BBM...when this story first broke, they kept saying they were at a public event close by. To me, 17 miles away isn't all that close to home.If the ballfield is at least 17 miles away, it would have been at least a 15-20 min. ride home--putting their arrival at 12:30 ish (if intruder was there at noon). That's conservative, and even that time frame suggests they're driving 60 mph in a residential area.
Yes, the 911 call from the parents I thought was on record to have been at 12:15 (read in thread this morning). And, no, dad wouldn't have taken her to the hospital; emergency vehicle would have. But if my daughter had been stabbed and so near death that she was pronounced dead within the hour, I'd have not been running around the nghbrhd asking nhbrs if they saw anything. I'd be in the emergency vehicle or following it to the hospital.
Just saying the story as I've read it seems off, somehow...
BBM...when this story first broke, they kept saying they were at a public event close by. To me, 17 miles away isn't all that close to home.
I read up thread that a life-flight type helicopter was sent from Sacramento to transport her to the hospital. I'm wondering how far the hospital was from the house that they'd wait for a helicopter rather than transport her by ambulance.
Which for the life of me I cannot understand why someone would do that. Attention? Fear? Coercion?
JMO
Actually the baseball fields at Veterans Park are maybe 6 miles away from Rippon Rd. I can easily get to them in 15 minutes from my house and my drive has an extra 2 miles. I think the parents, especially panicked and speeding could get home in 10 minutes from this ball park.
BBM...when this story first broke, they kept saying they were at a public event close by. To me, 17 miles away isn't all that close to home.
I read up thread that a life-flight type helicopter was sent from Sacramento to transport her to the hospital. I'm wondering how far the hospital was from the house that they'd wait for a helicopter rather than transport her by ambulance.
Maybe she just has 'mental health' issues.
We have a cray-cray older woman who lives alone, on our cul-de-sac. Every neighbor that I know has some crazy story about her, and some involve stories she has told, to 911 or other people. She makes up things to report, and calls it in. She was taken into a hospital for it recently, finally. But she kind of believes the things she sees, imo. She will 'see' someone lurking in the bushes behind the neighbors house and call 911. The cops show up, don't find anyone and ...oh well, thanks for coming out,...what can they do? But her stories began to get weirder and weirder.
I believe it is just the 12 yr. old now that saw the man leaving. This is what LE had to say:
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/05/03/potential-witness-no-longer-credible-in-california-girl-murder/
Maybe she just has 'mental health' issues.
We have a cray-cray older woman who lives alone, on our cul-de-sac. Every neighbor that I know has some crazy story about her, and some involve stories she has told, to 911 or other people. She makes up things to report, and calls it in. She was taken into a hospital for it recently, finally. But she kind of believes the things she sees, imo. She will 'see' someone lurking in the bushes behind the neighbors house and call 911. The cops show up, don't find anyone and ...oh well, thanks for coming out,...what can they do? But her stories began to get weirder and weirder.
BBM...One question I would like someone to answer is what exactly the encounter was between the intruder and the 12 yr old? Did the intruder look in the boy's direction? Did the boy only see the intruder from behind?Does anyone know if the other man at the vigil was the father's brother? He had his arms around J***** and the 12 year old in many pics.
Would it be possible the neighbor thought she saw the father that day at noon covered in blood, when it was someone else?
The uncle and father seem to be close height....
Also if a child sees an intruder from their house, i would think it makes more sense that if they thought they might know the intruder (who was disguised maybe?) they would follow him a little and call dad or mom.
As opposed to phoning 911 asap.
My prayers for the family...
http://fox40.com/2013/05/03/the-investigation-continues-in-the-murder-of-leila-fowler/And despite backing off her description, they are sticking with the one from Leila’s 12-year-old brother. Though, he hasn’t sat down with a sketch artist yet either.
This is the most informative article on the case that I have read to date, IF ACCURATE. Read it before they change it in a few days..
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/05/03/leila-fowler-stabbing-det_n_3211898.html
This is a very unusual case to say the least! If this was a burglary how many thieves would choose Sat. just before noon? How many would break-in/enter when obviously kids were home? I'm sure LE has a better handle on things then they did almost a week ago. I find it interesting that they are going to do daily pressers. I think that is a good thing, but I am not sure why some cases do & some don't; especially when the FBI is involved in children's cases. I am certainly interested in following this sad case.
I feel like daily press conferences are pretty unusual in cases where the child is never missing.