Lilypad13
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Maybe Chris & Mike could?It’s possible, and, it could be true he was a Ranger. Even if he could be sleuthed, it’s not any easy task to prove or disprove. MOO.
Maybe Chris & Mike could?It’s possible, and, it could be true he was a Ranger. Even if he could be sleuthed, it’s not any easy task to prove or disprove. MOO.
Maybe Chris & Mike could?
If someone put a name on a quitclaim deed while they are alive they really trust that person. Moo
Nice to have you back!!There's not much going on but here you go...
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Ranger deployments. I think he just meant to say 14 deployments or 400 missions.
This article identifies Ranger deployments within it.
RIP SFC Domeji
Army Ranger Dies On 14th Deployment
Ranger deployments. I think he just meant to say 14 deployments or 400 missions.
This article identifies Ranger deployments within it.
RIP SFC Domeji
Army Ranger Dies On 14th Deployment
Why was there a roadblock if they weren't performing a search?It wasn't a search. It was a roadblock. Only residents of CR240 north of Maysville and their guests allowed. IMO
Why was there a roadblock if they weren't performing a search?
Perhaps they were protecting people who lived on CR240. Or guests of people that lived on CR240. Who knows? Didn't they tell LS they didn't know what they were doing there? IMOWhy was there a roadblock if they weren't performing a search?
You could be right.Perhaps they were protecting people who lived on CR240. Or guests of people that lived on CR240. Who knows? Didn't they tell LS they didn't know what they were doing there? IMO
BM used the word "deployments" not "tours". See the US Army Ranger website for definition:
"LIFE DEPLOYED
Day-to-day life as a deployed Soldier is faster-paced for a Ranger than that of a conventional Army unit or other special operation Soldiers. While deployments may vary, Ranger units typically undertake a higher frequency of missions. As a Special Operations unit, these missions are more sensitive and take higher priority."
Being an Army Ranger
Thanks! Do you think they were searching a home in that area?I believe that pic was the LE presence for the search/dig at that job site.
The road block was happening g at the same time but was only 1-2 highway patrol officers. And I think you just correctly identified the location of that block in your previous post.![]()
In general Im not really for the public call outs because its cringey and im awkward.... but you know what, if him sending out a tweet convinced the friend to share something that solves the case I think its worth it. He might feel some loyalty to barry, so maybe an outside calling him out will give him some perspective.... who knows if itll work but it cant make it worseWow I just spent time reading your link to Being an Army Ranger. Just reading the physical fitness requirements & work outs made me exhausted. Army Rangers are very elite and they have a Ranger Creed that includes a phrase about always supporting your comrades and also a bit about keeping morally straight. As hard as it appears to be to even become an Army Ranger would one do anything to bring shame upon himself or his unit? For a friend who did something stupid? The more I think about it maybe Chris might be thinking someone else was lied to and manipulated and maybe he is urging that person to remember his code of honor and help find Suzanne even if he has to betray a friend. I hope PE does another Live soon. It sounds like Army Rangers are right up there with Navy Seals. I dated one of them once many moons ago but he didn’t turn out to have very high morals when it came to cheating on women...and he had a huge scary looking knife tattooed on his calf.As PE would say “Red Flag”!
How would you know there wasn't a search on the other side of the roadblock? Why was the road blocked?It wasn't a search. It was a roadblock. Only residents of CR240 north of Maysville and their guests allowed. IMO
In good humor, what did he mean when he said they searched a 200 mile radius. Maybe this is a stereotypical case of someone who went to college on a sports scholarship, and had a lot of help with math classes. Wink.Moo
You make an excellent point, but you’d have to actually believe that the bike ride took place.She lived adjacent to a campground and is an outdoor enthusiast. I know the typical habits of my neighbors and if she rode regularly, it's not hard to predict comings and goings and even the route taken to get to trails of choice.
It's also not hard to tell when a person that stores their company's heavy equipment at home is leaving for a job and will be gone for several hours. Things like trailers and flatbeds are pretty telling.
You make an excellent point, but you’d have to actually believe that the bike ride took place.
I don’t think it did. JMO