CO CO - Kelsey Berreth, 29, Woodland Park, Teller County, 22 Nov 2018 - #2

[MyBelle]

Missing Mom: Attorney For Fiancé Of Kelsey Berreth Releases Statement
I don't care if I was given 15 min. I would be there at that press conf. This is not a good excuse for the PF.

Next up will be the media asking the Chief if it is true PF only had an hour's notice. And I know what his answer is going to be. JMO

 

[oviedo]

We may have to conduct an experiment, lol. Who here can make cinnamon rolls and leave them on their counter for a week to 10 days?
MOO

Thank you for updating the media thread. It was a good refresher on what we do know and don't know. (and a lot of work by you)

 

[Warwick7]

Fiance of missing Kelsey Berreth voluntarily releases cell phone, DNA sample to law enforcement
The statement said that Frazee has cooperated and will continue to cooperate with police but will not give any media interviews, “as he does not want to impede law enforcement’s investigation.”

He has numerous relatives connected to law enforcement. His brother, Sean, works for the Colorado Springs Police Department. A cousin has worked for the Garfield County Sheriff's Office, and an uncle, Forrest Frazee, is the retired Kiowa County sheriff.

Woodland Park Police Chief Miles De Young said at Monday’s press conference that police had not searched Frazee’s home but said it was a possibility. De Young said police have not identified any suspects but also do not believe there is reason to think the community is in danger.

BBM

Also the "statement" says nothing about allowing them to turn over hishome to be searched.....!

 

[moreofless]

Yes, you may be able to find a judge to approve one, but the results of that search can still be thrown out later in court.

They can’t take that risk.

He let them take a DNA swab and gave them his phone. Not likely he said "no" to anything.

 

[Warwick7]

The short notice may have been strategic as well

I agree!!

 

[MassGuy]

I'll take Day 1 and report back. Someone else will have to take Days 2-10.

The real question is:

Will there be anything left to observe after day 1?

 

[Tippy Lynn]

But if you didn't do anything... why not help every way possible?

I agree, but perhaps he's being told not to by his relatives that are in LE.
jmo

 

[MyBelle]

12 hours, according to Google Maps, if the ping is legit. Some people like a long drive to clear their heads.

And many, many people were on the roads returning home after spending the holiday weekend with family.

 

[Warwick7]

I had to search and search regarding the cinnamon rolls. I found the mention in the media thread on page 2. Cold cinnamon rolls left on the counter.

It is also talked about in the press conf.

 

[dgfred]

Seems possibly red herringish?

Agreed... but how would that be accomplished? Was that why there no missing person report... somebody had to do much driving first? The phone had to be off, then turned on to ping off a tower. Would not a phone ping off towers (like updating) during any trip if it was on? I am not sure of that.

 

[PommyMommy]

Sounds like he might be getting advice from his relatives. I wouldn't be surprised if he's being told by them not to give interviews or statements. It's not uncommon to hear LE state how rumors and SM has interfered with investigations. If he is being fully cooperative with LE it's not really any help for him to give public statement and interviews.
jmo

The public's assistance is critical in missing person's cases. MOO

 

[MassGuy]

He let them take a DNA swab and gave them his phone. Not likely he said "no" to anything.

Yes. But still no search of his property.

Having his DNA isn’t going to implicate him.

His phone might not have anything incriminating on it either.

That means nothing to me.

 

[cass523]

I don't remember reading if LE has publicly (media) asked any of the neighbors surrounding the residences of KB and PF to look at their private surveillance footage, for anything that may be captured outdoors on a home security camera around Thanksgiving and the days following. Maybe this is standard procedure by now. I wonder if KB has a home security system

 

[oviedo]

He let them take a DNA swab and gave them his phone. Not likely he said "no" to anything.

He gave them a phone - we don't know how many phones he has IMO. And if you are cooperating you let them search the area where the baby handoff occurred IMO.

 

[Tippy Lynn]

It’s human nature to want to do everything in your power to bring a loved one home.

It’s not so much the fact that one may be able to help or not by making public statements, it’s what the lack of these statements means in regards to the bigger picture.

This isn’t normal.

At the very least, it’s bad optics.

I agree with what you're saying. However, if his relatives in LE are telling him not to what should he do?

 

[PommyMommy]

Even if she went willingly she had every intention of coming back and taking care of these.

The fb page that is stated in the Press Conf. to use has alot of information from the admin in answering questions in posts (at the very beginning). If they are not there now, Idk. But, I found them holding tidbits of information. Like the fact she owned her own home.

Mods: I hope this was ok to post.

We are allowed to discuss what is posted on the approved FB page if it is stated by an Admin of the page. MOO

 

[Gigglingtoes]

This guy hasn’t said a word to the media and has now lawyered up.

You’re right, we don’t have confirmation that he was asked to allow the police to search his property.

I can’t imagine they haven’t asked though, and the fact that they have not searched his property means that he told them no.

It would follow his pattern of behavior thus far.

And has a huge chain across his driveway with a lock.

Kelsey's saved quotes on her Pinterest account are very telling.

I saw those but I save so many quotes that I hope no one ever tries to apply them to my disappearance LOL

 

[Warwick7]

He let them take a DNA swab and gave them his phone. Not likely he said "no" to anything.

I didn't see in the statement he said yes to his house being searched. Or did I miss that?

 

[Inthedetails]

He let them take a DNA swab and gave them his phone. Not likely he said "no" to anything.

His DNA would be anywhere anyway, even on her body. No big deal to turn that over, imo.

And his phone....he had over a week to delete stuff from it.

Not saying he did either of those things.

jmo

 

[Tippy Lynn]

The public's assistance is critical in missing person's cases. MOO

I agree. However, if he's being told by his relatives in LE should he go against what they are telling him?
jmo