SpicyFruit
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Do we even want to know?
I think it's safe to assume this is either from the pool or inside the home going by recent searches. Neither sounds good.
Wow, can't believe they said that. It must be part of a pressure campaign to "suggest" to someone that it might go easier on them if they cooperate.
MOD NOTEAlso ot but who’s mod over here?
Probably wouldn’t see a court appointed attorney until, hypothetically, charges filed. Am not seeing the free cash flow here to proactively retain an attorney.Wow, can't believe they said that. It must be part of a pressure campaign to "suggest" to someone that it might go easier on them if they cooperate.
I guess there is no MSM news of lawyering up yet. Not that I've seen it in non MSM sites either.
If I were Grandma, I'd get one. The bio father has not been heard from yet, is not a suspect tho. And if something happened to his son while in the house and under legal custody/supervision/care of GMA, well that leaves her wide open, if she has assets, IMO.Probably wouldn’t see a court appointed attorney until, hypothetically, charges filed. Am not seeing the free cash flow here to proactively retain an attorney.
FOR SURE. Agree. Would’ve days ago.If I were the homeowner, ie Grandma, I'd get one.
If BF saw the baby in his playpen sleeping (not sure if he said "sleeping"), at 6 am as he left for work, and no one saw him until bioMom suddenly missed him at 9 am, I wonder at how he was dressed. They say sesame street shirt, that could be pajamas, but "black pants"? Maybe that is leggings or something, just seems odd to describe PJ's as "black pants". Assuming the boy slept in PJs, big assumption, sorry. Maybe this sounds too catty, just makes me so mad, all I want to do is hug him and give him back to the baby sitter who clearly loved(s) him.It looks like Quinton's baby sitter received some strange texts informing her not to go to work that day. This was unusual in the following areas:![]()
Babysitter of missing Georgia toddler got ‘odd’ text before he vanished
The babysitter of the 20-month-old Georgia boy who has gone missing said in a new interview that she was supposed to watch the toddler and his brother the day he vanished – but received a cryptic m…nypost.com
- The stated reason (work scheduling of parent) was not consistent with her previous experience (she watched Quinton regardless of the work schedule of the parents.
- Her offer to assist in the search was declined.
I believe the heat is about to be turned up to 'high'. I expect a break and an arrest in this case is coming very soon. JMO
Chatham County Police Department
@ChathamCountyPD
We've seized evidence that we believe will help move this case forward & we're now working to analyze the evidence to see where it leads us. We continue to pursue all avenues to bring Quinton home, following all leads and evidence. There will be no further public statements today
10:17 AM · Oct 11, 2022·Twitter Web App
I dont think its an irrelevant or petty observation.They say sesame street shirt, that could be pajamas, but "black pants"? Maybe that is leggings or something, just seems odd to describe PJ's as "black pants".
I dont think its an irrelevant or petty observation.
I can easily see a parent not being able to remember the exact top and bottom a toddler was wearing as once matching tops and bottoms disappear into the laundry deep void and mismatches become common.
But... I cant see many parents describing pajamas as "black pants". Likewise, I cant see too many parents letting a child sleep the night with pajama tops and pants bottoms (though I am sure it does occur).
Maybe a Freudian slip indicating that the toddler was being dressed for travel?
Sure would like to know if BF actually showed up at work that morning.I dont think its an irrelevant or petty observation.
I can easily see a parent not being able to remember the exact top and bottom a toddler was wearing as once matching tops and bottoms disappear into the laundry deep void and mismatches become common.
But... I cant see many parents describing pajamas as "black pants". Likewise, I cant see too many parents letting a child sleep the night with pajama tops and pants bottoms (though I am sure it does occur).
Maybe a Freudian slip indicating that the toddler was being dressed for travel?
I think whatever happened might have happened the night before or in the very early hours of the next day....or perhaps indicating that the child was never put to bed the night before. JMO