GUILTY FL - Lonzie Barton, 2, Jacksonville, 24 July 2015 - #2

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A newspaper article states that Lonna told the police she last saw Lonzie at the laundromat. I don't know if that fits your definition of 'specifically." (It doesn't fit mine.)

I agree that your questions are very valid and important and I am starting to wonder if he was in the car, too. I would also like to know the answers!
Yes, I meant specifically at the laundry mat, as opposed to any other place on earth that is not the laundry mat. Lonna said she last saw Lonzie at the laundry mat, which is a very specific location. It isn't confusing at all to conclude that if she saw him last at the laundry mat, that he wasn't in the car. It's one or the other: she either saw him at the laundry mat, or in the car. And if he wasn't in the car.... well, my three questions come into play.
 
Yes, and "according to JSO, Ebron said he brought Lonna Barton to work at Wacko's Gentlemen's Club around 8:30 p.m. Thursday." http://www.firstcoastnews.com/story...rking-possible-child-abduction-case/30607457/

Lauramore told police that she last saw her son around 8 p.m. http://www.news4jax.com/news/police-child-taken-during-car-theft/34330746

Ebron also reported the auto theft and abduction to police around 2:20 a.m., and he was suppose to pick her up at 2:30 a.m.

The manager said Lauramore ended her shift at Wacko’s around 2:30 a.m. http://www.actionnewsjax.com/news/n...onzies-mom-was-working-time-his-disapp/nm6Sf/

So, if she last saw Lonzie at 8pm, and Ebron took her to work at 8:30, who were the kids left with while he took her to work?
 
Why did Lonzie's mother drive herself to work and then Ruben move over to the driver's seat and continue to drive? If the kids weren't in the car (assumption by me) why did he even need the car? To pick up the kids left who knows where? (assuming the kids were left alone somewhere). He didn't actually drive her to her work since she drove the car herself. Why?
 
The BF knows. He will not tell until they charge him with 1st degree murder, threaten him with the DP and he will squeal like the pig he is to save his own hide.

Despicable person.


I dont think he will say anything at all unless the baby is found.
 
Did they ever interview the roommate? So sad to see a life go to waste and take others down with him.
 
Yes, and "according to JSO, Ebron said he brought Lonna Barton to work at Wacko's Gentlemen's Club around 8:30 p.m. Thursday." http://www.firstcoastnews.com/story...rking-possible-child-abduction-case/30607457/

Lauramore told police that she last saw her son around 8 p.m. http://www.news4jax.com/news/police-child-taken-during-car-theft/34330746

Ebron also reported the auto theft and abduction to police around 2:20 a.m., and he was suppose to pick her up at 2:30 a.m.

The manager said Lauramore ended her shift at Wacko’s around 2:30 a.m. http://www.actionnewsjax.com/news/n...onzies-mom-was-working-time-his-disapp/nm6Sf/

So, if she last saw Lonzie at 8pm, and Ebron took her to work at 8:30, who were the kids left with while he took her to work?

Did LE ever get a solid time for when the neighbor saw the car running with keys in it? That was reportedly around 8 pm Thursday. So can't be in the car or have the car if the car is sitting running somewhere else. This was reported very early on but I haven't heard anything else about it.
 
Why did Lonzie's mother drive herself to work and then Ruben move over to the driver's seat and continue to drive? If the kids weren't in the car (assumption by me) why did he even need the car? To pick up the kids left who knows where? (assuming the kids were left alone somewhere). He didn't actually drive her to her work since she drove the car herself. Why?

Maybe he doesn't have a valid driver's license and they try to limit his time behind the wheel?
 
Did LE ever get a solid time for when the neighbor saw the car running with keys in it? That was reportedly around 8 pm Thursday. So can't be in the car or have the car if the car is sitting running somewhere else. This was reported very early on but I haven't heard anything else about it.

The neighbor never saw it running with the keys, he saw it on his street that evening close to the time when it was getting dark and it was gone by arround 1030 pm when his son got home .
http://www.news4jax.com/news/police-child-taken-during-car-theft/34330746

John Fleming, who lives about a mile away from the complex, said he saw the car in front of his home yesterday afternoon before it started raining, but he said the car was gone by the time his son came home at 10:30 p.m. Thursday. He said he'd never seen the car in the area before.

"It started getting dark, and that car was out in front of my house, and we didn't think anything about it," Fleming said. "We thought it might have been one of the neighbors."

The Honda Civic was found by police abandoned in that same area on Cesperdes Avenue Friday morning, about 50 feet from where Fleming said he saw it the day before.

"I didn’t think anything about it until they said it was still running. Once you get up closer, you can hear it. It’s a pretty quiet vehicle," Fleming said.
 
I was probably 10 minutes south at this time Thursday night and it started storming before 8pm.

Thursday night storms were very bad also.




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I had wondered what ties the suspect had to North Jax / Oceanway that would cause a search to be shifted.
That area of Duval County is made up mostly of marsh and water, but it is also home to Ebron’s parents. - See more at: http://www.actionnewsjax.com/news/n...appearance-said-s/nm8yH/#sthash.xKFZCXsJ.dpuf

From a public records search, RE's parents have lived in a community in that area since 2004. I will not post location because the parents are not suspects; however, suffice it to say that if they lived there for that long, then RE will be quite familiar with that area. The entire area has a tremendous amount of preserve area with woods, marsh, swampy conditions, etc. There are also a large number of subdivisions built in the 2000s with retention ponds as well as industrial complexes closer to the interstate. It's a large, complex area that's going to be challenging to search. Some areas are difficult to access - in fact in recent years they've had to occasionally just contain forest fires burning and let them burn in the government preserve areas. I'm hoping that commercial and residential video surveillance can help them narrow down potential search locations.
 
Chief has said mom is cooperating. Wonder if she took a lie detector test.
 
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