These are all the statements quoting or attributed to MR about Monday morning. If anyone knows of another, please add or let me know. I plan on doing the same for Sunday evening and Monday afternoon as well, but I'm not feeling the best so it might not be today.
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http://www.durangoherald.com/articl...ment-says-missing-teenager-did-not-run-away--
11-28-2012
Mark Redwine said Dylan had made tentative plans to meet friends at 6:30 a.m. Monday morning, but nothing was etched in stone. Bender said Dylan didnt contact the friends then.
Mark Redwine said he had questioned why the 13-year-old would want to wake up that early in the morning.
Ryan Nava, 13, a friend of Dylans said in an interview Saturday with The Durango Herald that Dylan originally was going to Bayfield to visit his friends Sunday night but then changed that to meet them early Monday morning.
Mark Redwine said he was going to give Dylan a ride to his friends house and tried to wake him up when he left Monday morning but said Dylan was out like a light.
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http://www.canoncitydailyrecord.com/ci_22110078/dad-its-wait-wonder
12-02-2012
The next morning, Dylan was sleeping on the couch where Mark Redwine now sits and where Dylan's blankets still lie jumbled. Mark said he waited until 7:30 a.m. but still couldn't rouse his son, so he told him he would return about 11. When he got back at 11:30, his son's dirty cereal bowl was beside the sink. The television was on Nickelodeon. His son's fishing pole was gone. So was his black-and-gray backpack. A few articles of clothing were left behind on the couch.
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http://www.gazette.com/articles/dylan-148038-son-redwine.html#ixzz2E1nplcJm
12-03-2012
He was sleeping on the couch, and I told him I had to go about my errands, Mark Redwine said in a Sunday telephone interview. He said, OK, I understand. The focus for him was to go to his friends, but I live far back in the canyon. Theres a substantial distance between my house and the lake, so it doesnt make sense that he would walk out, but hes a 13-year-old boy, and who knows what they think sometimes?
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http://www.koat.com/news/new-mexico...nce/-/9153728/17616906/-/129kycz/-/index.html
12-04-2012
M: Well, there was some discussion he had with me the night before about leaving with me so I could drop him off in the Bayfield are with one of his friends that had been trying to text him or that he had been communicating with. As he had indicated to me he had been up until 4 o'clock in the morning the night before, he was tired from being in the airport most of the day in his travel from Colorado Springs to Durango. I laughed at him kind of jokingly because I know him. If he ain't got to get up, he's not likely to get up. And he's not the type of kid who's going to get up at 6:30 if he doesn't have to. But you know, his friends are important and I know they're important me. So there was a possibility but it doesn't surprise me he elected to not get up when I left. And when I left, he acknowledged everything I was saying to him and that I would be back. He knew when I came back that I would be working on getting him down to his friends. And that's part of the struggle we all have, you know, what happened to him between the time I left and when I got back. And that's what nobody seems to be able to answer.
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MB uncut interview:
And, you know, I get up to go run my errands cos I had a payroll issue that needed to be dealt with first thing Monday morning because thats when payroll goes in, and so it was important for me to get down there as early as possible. Well, I wanted to leave at 6:30 so I would be there at 7:30 when they open the doors.
You know, I spent 45 minutes
an hour
trying to get Dylan to wake up and, you know, and helping him
saying, you know, Dylan, Im going down, cos he had talked to me about going to see his friend, Ryan
that morning, but he wasnt having no part of it
which is not uncommon for him. I mean, you cant get him to bed and you cant get him up. Pretty much how it is when hes not at school to deal with, which is most of the time when hes up here, although he had a school bus stop right down the street, so he could ride the bus from the school up here if I was home, or he could ride it to his moms house, which was a thing of beauty.
because her and I didnt have to deal with transporting him.
Melissa Blasius:
Yeah.
Mark Redwine:
It made this life easy for all of us.
Melissa Blasius:
So, umm, so do you remember what the last thing you said to him when you went out the door was?
Mark Redwine:
Yeah, Dylan Im leaving to go down to town and run my errands, if you need anything call me
call me when you get up
if theres anything you need.
Never heard from him. Ive sent him text messages, you know
asking him, hey, Dude, are you up yet?
you know, Call me
Is there anything you need?
and then
you know
by the time I got up here it was close to 11:30, probably
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Dr; Phil day 1
Dylan didnt really sleep in his bed. He always slept right here on the couch. The next morning I left to go run my errands. He acknowledged that he understood what I was saying. It was close to 7:30. It was the last time I saw my son.