cvaldez1975
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Hmm. Let's just say that money is not a motive:
No allotment from the parents
No money from the foster care system
Child--maybe all four, adopted by foster parents
Child lived with adoptive parents for at least four years
So...this is a very big investment for the adoptive parents. I'm trying to imagine what could even motivate them to harm her. Was there an abduction? Highly unlikely. Better minds than mine figured that out and I'll go with what they say. So, could it have been a bizarre accidental death or someone else accidentally killed the child? --Assuming that she is not hiding or being kept somewhere. Also, could the belongings that were found be yet another red herring? Even if was the child's, would anyone be able to determine when it was dumped/placed/lost there?
that may not be true, but i am not familar with hawaii. in orrin and orson case, they were adopted but the family continued to get allotments in california. you can still get them if 1. you adopt siblings (true here) and 2. if child has disabilities (possibly here)