MissUnderstood
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If it were me, I'd wait. the boy wasn't going to sleep forever.
Sadly he is sleeping forever
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If it were me, I'd wait. the boy wasn't going to sleep forever.
I'm only interested in knowing why MR recently sent the property management a cheque and called them Monday morning while he was running errands.
I have a feeling that LE brought in HRD dogs early on in this case and used them in Mark's house and vehicle's. If they got a positive alert from those HRD dogs we would have seen a search warrant served immediately afterwards as in the Lisa Irwin case and not 10 days later. This is just my opinion.
But he somehow ended up on that mountain. If he was no longer alive, a HRD dog would have hit on his vehicle. Unless he had access to another vehicle unknown to LE. They didn't keep any of Marks as evidence. So IMO if Mark killed Dylan he did it on the mountain or outside his house and used a phantom vehicle
All IMO
Accomplice?
Okay but there was a search warrant issued and IIRC both were around 10ish days, FBI on both cases. The CARDT(?) followed both cases IIRC & would follow the same procedures. I am not following how these two cases couldn't be identical? So let say for example, decomp was found as in Baby Lisa's case allegedly...apparently it hasn't helped. :facepalm:
Were the searchers looking for Dylan's backpack? A MSM report specifically said Dylan's backpack was not found with his remains didn't it?
MR said he didn't look for Dylan's backpack in his house and it wasn't there so Mark didn't turn it over to his lawyer imo.
Well, did we ever hear that LE used HRD dogs to search Mark's home or vehicles? I don't recall that we did. Does that mean that they were never used? I hope that's not the case. MOO.
Storage?
I have also wondered why only a few small bones were found there. If that is the case, what radius would the animals have found the bones in. I seem to know nothing about animal's roaming habits. I didn't ever understand if all these bones had been digested by animals or not.
I don't know if we would have heard about each search, but I am pretty sure we would not know if they got a "hit" from dogs in the house or a vehicle. I am not sure that returning a vehicle means there was no hit; after all, houses are turned back over, i.e Lisa Irwin, after an HRD hit. So I do not think we can assume anything.
If an animal came upon Dylan's remains they would not move them more than a few hundred meters. I have read for days the theories about animals attacking him and I can honestly tell you the chances of that are next to nil. How often have you read about a person being attacked by a wild animal in the woods? It is very rare.I am a forestry worker for the last 27 years and I can tell you there is more to fear walking the streets of the one horse town I live in then being in the woods. Bears , nor coyotes either, do not hide behind trees waiting for a human being to materialize.We are not their choice of food. And if it does happen there are usually extenuating circumstances. The animal usually feels threatened or they are protecting their young.If nothing else of Dylan is found in the near vicinity my opinion is that it wasn't there to begin with.They especially were not dragged 10 miles. If you were hungry and stopped at a take out for something would you drive 10 miles before eating?
Okay but there was a search warrant issued and IIRC both were around 10ish days, FBI on both cases. The CARDT(?) followed both cases IIRC & would follow the same procedures. I am not following how these two cases couldn't be identical (in that regard)? So let say for example, decomp was found as in Baby Lisa's case allegedly...apparently it hasn't helped. :facepalm:
I remember seeing photos of some others who were searching alone on June 1 on Middle Mountain.
This whole thing is convoluted that regardless of my personal opinions, I am basically waiting for LE's next release of data. I'm glad they now have the SAR team searching the mountain without any public members being allowed.
They haven't made any arrests yet, so either they don't have a POI or they don't have enough evidence for an arrest. Either way, this case has not moved forward and nothing new has been released to lead us in a specific direction solidly. IMO.
They haven't made any arrests yet, so either they don't have a POI or they don't have enough evidence for an arrest. Either way, this case has not moved forward and nothing new has been released to lead us in a specific direction solidly. IMO.
I think they have plenty for an arrest..., do they have enough to secure a conviction ? Conviction is the goal. They only get one chance at that. If there is more evidence to be found up on that mountain... I hope they take their time.