I’ve been trying to figure that out , there is definitely, definitely something that has them fixated on the back yard .
I’m surprised too that they are just now doing this . Moo
Why the backyard? Without any evidence proving otherwise, the last sighting of the boys was alleged to be the backyard. I don't know what they dug up a month ago but something caused them to return to the house with ground sonar.
I wonder if LE officially ruled out the possibility of the boys being somewhere on the property after today.
I think it was more the story of how it all unfolded that made people suspicious, not their looks or masks they wore.
Sifting dirt makes me think of bone fragments; cremains.
Yes, they should have been seen entering and exiting a store or maybe even in a parking lot. Unless there are stores in that area that don't have working cameras. I would think they all do. Imo
I can’t get away from the focus on firewood, fire, throwing and throwing wood, van, dirt, dig, bodies, idk. I’m at a real loss how to explain accidental death for two young boys. Hot car, drowning, falls, motor vehicle accident, child abuse, etc. I wish I knew if they ever took the kids out much. McDonalds? order pizzas for home delivery? Were any bikes or tricycles in the garage? What could have been in the large duffel bag they brought out for evidence!
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I wanted to add “cold” to my list I know it’s important but I couldn’t place it in the equation. At the last second, I didn’t. You’re right I didn’t know how to assign that word but you just explained it. I know there are some that aren’t familiar with statement analysis. It’s an investigative tool. After studying it for ten years, these red flags quickly jump out - much as I don’t try to analyze people’s words anymore, I can’t turn it off when it seems so blatant.
Kindling, depending on what type of tree. Might be too green to burn.
