FL - Somer Thompson, 7, Orange Park, 19 Oct 2009 #33

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I have an O/T question. How do you all find people on FB so easily? Is there a way without going through usually over 500 people with that name on FB? I get tired of looking after about 10 to 15 pages of names and none of them is the person I am looking for, so I just back out usually. Just wondering if there is a quicker way with FB.
 
New1 said:
I have an O/T question. How do you all find people on FB so easily? Is there a way without going through usually over 500 people with that name on FB? I get tired of looking after about 10 to 15 pages of names and none of them is the person I am looking for, so I just back out usually. Just wondering if there is a quicker way with FB.
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i just type in the direct name and some how it's alway's the first one on the list. are you looking for someone pertaining to this thread? for instance if you are looking for DT, lol it would be "DRBT", that is her full name that she uses on there.
 
RainyDaze said:
there is an "SC" (male)5 letter's in the name, rhymes with "PAWN" and there is an "AC" (female)6 letter's rhymes with "PANDA".

SC live's in tenn, and AC live's in macclenny.
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These would be CPC's brother & SIL according to the comment quoted here (which I seem to recall seeing originally on one of the news sites, though I could be mistaken):

http://missingchild.wordpress.com/2009/10/19/missing-child-in-orange-park-florida/

Assuming the comment is genuine, both would have been in TN at the time Somer went missing. Perhaps something has changed since then.
 
So based on where they lived, CPC and SP were friends at one time? But now, SP doesn't communicate with CPC but remains friends with his relatives. And cuts DT's sisters and parents off?

When I wonder did DT come into the picture and how did we get from there to here? Is SP not only her Bank Account Administrator but also a roommate and a surrogate father? After sending out a 10 year old twice to look for a missing child whose mother had a GUT FEELING would not be coming back? Sounds like she has lots of confidence in him. Either that or "Lean on Me" has become a personal song for her. Those kids need somebody to lean on, too. MOO
 
Noway said:
JMO, but I think Kyle is real. Mary Justino doesn't refer to him as Kyle, but she does mention the witnesses who last saw Somer at the Gano house.

Clay County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Mary Justino said that Florida Department of Law Enforcement crime scene investigators were processing a vacant, burned-out home on Gano Avenue where witnesses last saw Somer. There they continued to search for evidence throughout the night.

http://www.news4jax.com/news/21389523/detail.html
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I take this to mean that she is referring to area where Somer last seen, not the witness(es) per se.

Trying to imagine a scenario where a "Kyle" could have made up a fairy tale conversation without placing himself in an investigative nightmare. Either he is a whack job looking for publicity, or a very brave person to come forward. In any case, certainly LE has picked him apart like a turkey carcass and he is either innocent or the possible perp they are waiting to close in on.

One thing for sure, if he exists and is telling the truth, he has more courage than the neighbor who wished she had looked into the trash.
 
RainyDaze said:
i just type in the direct name and some how it's alway's the first one on the list. are you looking for someone pertaining to this thread? for instance if you are looking for DT, lol it would be "DRBT", that is her full name that she uses on there.
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Yes, looking for names pertaining to this case. When I search, those names are NEVER the first to come up...LOL. I don't have that much trouble with MS.
So, you have to put in the full name of people? Thanks, will try that.
 
GOOD morning everyone:

My thought this morning is that if we on WS rule out DT as a suspect in the actual crime, but remain suspicious of knowledge or cover-up:

The perp (if she knew who he was) had to be incredibly nervous, perhaps angry, certainly frustrated when she was on the news blabbing away....

The perp (if she knows who he is) had/has to be incredibly cocky and self-assured that he got away with it and did a very thorough job because no suspects have been arrested. The perp must have planned this and covered it up very well. Otherwise, someone would be arrested by now.

I have tried and tried to believe that DT is totally out of the loop, but I can't. Too many statements, behaviors, people in and out of her life, allegations about lifestyle and etc. to rule it out.
 
doggies said:
I'm laughing, but only because I keep thinking it's really too bad Joel Brodsky didn't get there before Freed did. Broadway Brodsky would keep her talking and do some talking for her!
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Doggies, give me a link to Brodsky, I seriously need a laugh right now. I still say I'd like Nancy Grace to re-interview some of these people, esp. after all this time and so many hinky discrepancies. Love her or hate her, she zeroes in when she senses B.S.
 
This statement from the link I posted sums up MO very well:

It’s an oversimplification of the statistics on child abuse to state that stepfamilies and non-traditional families, in of themselves, are more prone to acts of child abuse and danger. Clearly, there are issues among the biological parents that are not only about their choices in partners, but about their purposeful blindness or lack of exhibited concern for dangerous, or potentially dangerous, situations.
 
Please excuse if I am repetitive. I think all of these situations occurred in Somer's home life. This provided an opportunity for her to be killed.

The length of time and the time of day that the child was inadequately supervised;

the caregiver's reasoning and understanding of the situation;

the inherent danger(s) of the child's unsupervised environment (eg, a young child left home alone, unattended in a car or bathtub, or with unrestricted access to a swimming pool);

the child's level of discomfort regarding his or her unsupervised situation; (in Somer's case, it would seem that her level of understanding was that she could just take off and remain gone for however long she wanted)

the specific nature of the child's activities while he or she was left unsupervised (eg, age-appropriate play activities versus accessing *advertiser censored* on the Internet, vandalism, or shoplifting) - In Somer's case, we do not know all of her activities, all of the places she went, or who she might have had contact with for a prolonged period of time... the child's knowledge of emergency telephone numbersand procedures (if she got hurt, who would she go to for help?)

the child's knowledge and use of protocols for safely answering the telephone and/or door when he or she has been left unsupervised;

the child's accessibility to his or her parent or to another, specific, informed individual designated to be his or her caregiver IIMO who had accessibility to her, and how many caregivers did she have and in what circumstances)


Remember that some child injury risks are unpredictable or unavoidable; caregivers may underestimate the supervisory requirements for some children, and even the most careful caregiver may experience a

brief lapse

of supervisory attention, proximity, and/or continuity that leads to childhood injury

Well, this wasn't a brief lapse, it went on for a long, long time, and mom denied it right on T.V. by a common use of rationalization. A lot of people continue to insist that it isn't a problem, and that pointing it out means being unfair or critical of mom. Mom is not dead, however, but the child is.
 
zannah said:
These would be CPC's brother & SIL according to the comment quoted here (which I seem to recall seeing originally on one of the news sites, though I could be mistaken):

http://missingchild.wordpress.com/2009/10/19/missing-child-in-orange-park-florida/

Assuming the comment is genuine, both would have been in TN at the time Somer went missing. Perhaps something has changed since then.
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I about gagged when I read this:

Sean and the kids searched for Somer for an hour. when Somer’s [/B]mother called, Sean told her Somer had not made it home.

She left work immediately and stopped at the Sheriff’s Office on the way home to report her daughter missing.


1. MPR says SP sent AT out twice. No mention of him helping.
2. MPR says she texted, not called.
3. MPR says she flagged sheriff down NOT IMMEDIATELY and searched for a long, long, long, long time before LE happened along.

So where this particular quote originate? And what news source reported it without checking the sources? Sure casts everyone in a positive light, doesn't it?
 
Safe Kids recommends not leaving children younger than 12 alone. Children ages 7-10 shouldn't be left alone for longer than 10 or 15 minutes.

A young girl who spoke to me on FB (I assume she is AT's age) said she used to watch Somer when AT "...went to buy food". This little girl has posted several comments on how much she loved Somer. She continues to be friends with the family. So it was not an unfavorable comment, just a fact.

I guess I have beat this horse long enough.
 
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