Found Deceased CO - Gannon Stauch, 11, Colorado Springs, Lorson Ranch, El Paso County, 27 Jan 2020 *endangered* #18

[tigertales]

This is only my opinion, but I think this will play out in a way much more complicated than any of us think. I am usually an Occam’s razor person BUT this case seems too layered to follow that rule. I think if the SM knew where G was at one time, she’s doesn’t any more. MOO all the way.

 

[MassGuy]

This is only my opinion, but I think this will play out in a way much more complicated than any of us think. I am usually an Occam’s razor person BUT this case seems too layered to follow that rule. I think if the SM knew where G was at one time, she’s doesn’t any more. MOO all the way.

I think she knows where he is, but if she tells anyone she’s looking at life in prison.

I think this will all make sense to us when charges are filed, and it’s going to end up being even more cruel than we can imagine.

 

[Laura60]

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[Laura60]

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Same here!

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[PaulaDC]

If the red truck driver had brought along their cell phone I suspect it was left in the parked vehicle while 'deeds' were done at whichever distance from the vehicle, which might explain the tight-target searches within multiple, confined boundaries.

We don't know if each search location was based on GPS coordinates or on guesstimation of cell tower triangulation; someone must have assumed by turning off the LOCATION setting that LE would not be able to track.

It's satisfying to witness LE simply work and rely upon expertise and due diligence. Although described as a "very, very, very large puzzle", I suspect the pieces are identifiable and the final image will be clear, concise and justified.

If the red truck driver had brought along their cell phone I suspect it was left in the parked vehicle while 'deeds' were done at whichever distance from the vehicle, which might explain the tight-target searches within multiple, confined boundaries.

We don't know if each search location was based on GPS coordinates or on guesstimation of cell tower triangulation; someone must have assumed by turning off the LOCATION setting that LE would not be able to track.

It's satisfying to witness LE simply work and rely upon expertise and due diligence. Although described as a "very, very, very large puzzle", I suspect the pieces are identifiable and the final image will be clear, concise and justified.

After seeing how close they were able to track Taylor Williams with the mother's car GPS I feel that is what is leading LE to their search areas. The difference is the area is more than likely larger and the task is more daunting. Moo

 

[Lambseatoats]

Grand Jurys & Indictments in Colorado Criminal Cases

Same as most states the Grand Jury used infrequently.
Grand Juries are generally seen as prosecutor friendly, basically a rubber stamp. So for the rights of the arrested, most states including Colorado use the "information" method.
A judge has to be convinced that there is enough cause to issue an arrest warrant.
A judge is thought harder audience to sway than a grand jury.
MOO a defendant can still demand the warrant be issued through a grand jury.

Thank you for this information!

 

[Trocroc9]

They’re going to find his body, I’m not worried about it. They are searching those areas for a reason, and they’ve been hampered by snow.

The snow will melt, and searching will become easier. I wouldn’t be surprised if he is ultimately discovered in the exact areas they have searched.

Find his body, and charges will follow.

Do you feel it will be closer to home or southern Douglas county?

 

[FNG]

He is being labeled a suspicious character, his motives are being questioned.

Who said this? First I've heard of this.

 

[Hoosier952]

Easy, 't' would name the accomplice. And before you say, OH, but she MAY have, yes, she may have. Which leads directly back to my statement, being, if 't' did cooperate with LE in all matters, then the investigative avenues OTHER than that house 't' left with Gannon in the truck, those investigative avenues have been kept totally under wraps.

I absolutely believe she named someone and the person that who was supposedly sent by that someone. Someone she publicly smeared while not being brave enough to show her own face. That could explain the who and the why pretty easily.

 

[Rosiebones]

This is only my opinion, but I think this will play out in a way much more complicated than any of us think. I am usually an Occam’s razor person BUT this case seems too layered to follow that rule. I think if the SM knew where G was at one time, she’s doesn’t any more. MOO all the way.

ITA and I don't think she is in this alone. MOO MOO MOO

 

[Bravo]

Who said this? First I've heard of this.

Nothing to it. Poster person questioning the neighbour with the video. Sadly.

 

[MassGuy]

Do you feel it will be closer to home or southern Douglas county?

There’s really no way of knowing obviously, but I think he’s in that location they searched, some 40 miles from home.

They were there too long, and their search too extensive, for that to have been done on a whim. I believe they searched there because they could put her there on the Monday Gannon disappeared.

I don’t think she left him close to home and then traveled that distance to dump evidence. Time was of the essence, and she had to get home and sell her narrative.

 

[Boxer]

Thank you for this information!

Bringing over info from the Jennifer Dulos case. The defense attorney there (Pattis) is making a federal case out of not having the defendant Fotis Dulos' arrest warrant come from a Grand Jury, filed a motion to try and get murder charges dismissed.

Might happen here too, the defense attorney might file that because my arrest warrant wasn't issued by a grand jury as outlined in the US Constitution the charges need to be dismissed.
If all the defense attorneys are going to start saying this, better go back to a grand jury and accept they virtually never tell a prosecutor "No."

 

[Coloradomomandgrandma]

Do vehicle rental companies typically have any sort of GPS installed/active in rental vehicles? Sorry if this has been covered earlier.

 

[ChuckMaureen]

After seeing how close they were able to track Taylor Williams with the mother's car GPS I feel that is what is leading LE to their search areas. The difference is the area is more than likely larger and the task is more daunting. Moo

It could be larger but I'm not sure since the extensive searching is suspended and set as pending in case of additional location discoveries.

IMO, LE might return to one or more of the previous search locations (after snow season) because they might be the only areas identified in GPS/Cell Traingulation (to date).

The one, major piece of the VLP (very large puzzle) remains missing.

 

[Hoosier952]

There’s really no way of knowing obviously, but I think he’s in that location they searched, some 40 miles from home.

They were there too long, and their search too extensive, for that to have been done on a whim. I believe they searched there because they could put her there on the Monday Gannon disappeared.

I don’t think she left him close to home, and then traveled that distance to dump evidence. Time was of the essence, and she had to get home.

I thought this too originally, but if there was some premeditation involved (possibly another person), I have to wonder if this was done intentionally to mislead LE/searchers. I do think someone involved was definitely in that search area. I'm just not so sure Gannon is.

 

[flashy09]

I completely agree. He is being labeled a suspicious character, his motives are being questioned. He is probably being trashed in social media also although I don't know that. All he did was provide a video and his interpretation of what it shows to LE. It is up to them to discern it's value or clarity or if they want to use it as evidence in the future. What motive would he have to hinder this investigation? And I personally don't care if he was paid for it. Reporters can be pushy and maybe he was caught off guard. I doubt he is looking for his 15 minutes either. And IF he did say to AS that GS looked drugged, IMO that is just a phrase he used to mean GS seemed to appear sluggish. I don't think he meant to make AS feel any additional duress by saying that. Some people aren't great with how to express things. Then they think about it later and wish they hadn't worded it that way. I have empathy for him at this point. I could be all wrong, it's happened before.

Neighbor is not a suspicious character to me, but a hero. LS says in one of her rants that he was paid, however, she seems to be a pathological liar.

Way in the beginning wasn't there a reporter that was very proud of himself for tracking down the neighbor to Home Depot where he works and getting the video off his phone?

If neighbor says Gannon was sluggish and looked drugged, I am sure he did. Remember the pickup was backed into the driveway, the loading process took several minutes, and he was never seen again. Not much to argue.

 

[Love Never Fails]

I’m still of the opinion that SM committed this crime alone. It’s possible her daughter was dragged into it as an accomplice after the fact. But there’s been talk of accomplices and maybe Gannon still being alive. In my opinion she is impulsive and angry and apt to hurt anyone who gets in her way. I think little Gannon got in her way. I don’t know that he will be found. I hope so. But either way, LE will get her. She isn’t getting away with this. Regardless of the loyalty or guilt her daughter may feel, I do believe she will share what she knows with LE. It’s only a matter of time.

 

[kittythehare]

I thought this too originally, but if there was some premeditation involved (possibly another person), I have to wonder if this was done intentionally to mislead LE/searchers. I do think someone involved was definitely in that search area. I'm just not so sure Gannon is.

Those thoughts certainly crossed my mind as well.
If she is running with the runaway story, which wa her initial story, it could be that he was dumped closer to home.
I think the abduction theory came in response to developments and statements from family and LE.
(she just thought she'd throw that in there, kinda way)
He could be much closer to home to fit her first narrative.
I think the local area is worthy of another fingertip search, bearing in mind that she has some knowledge of what has been searched already and probably capable of moving him since initial search.
It's like following cobwebs that are flying in the wind, she gives me a headache.

 

[MassGuy]

I thought this too originally, but if there was some premeditation involved (possibly another person), I have to wonder if this was done intentionally to mislead LE/searchers. I do think someone involved was definitely in that search area. I'm just not so sure Gannon is.

I think she wanted to be a ghost, as opposed to leaving a false trail. She didn’t want law enforcement to know where she went.

Although I believe this was premeditated, I don’t think this was weeks or months in the making. I think she abused him, and realized that it would be discovered and potentially end her marriage.

I believe her goal was for him never to be found, but she had limited time to execute that.

I’m convinced she will fail.