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The Springfield 3 haunts me.
Alexsea, me, too. I'm especially haunted by the thought of poor Stacy McCall. I'm pretty convinced she was just completely at the wrong place at the wrong time.
The Springfield 3 haunts me.
The fact she had her workshirt but not her contacts/glasses throws me off. Either she slept in the shirt (maybe went to bed super late and planned to just roll off to work in the am) or that she had an extra pair of contacts and was wearing a set (I notoriously sleep in mine).
I’m still stuck on that detail. But going with the later, since the dogs were put away as if she was ready for work and left the house safely.
I’ll contribute on the first part. There are other people better informed on the rest.Hey guys any conversation about the interview with WC?
And what happened with the searches today? Any other info besides the fact that they have been searching hard in a square mile radius? And someone found a red shirt? And the reward skyrocketed?
Also, I really want to thank everyone who gave me updates on the last thread. I tried to quote to thank you all directly but I got shut out!
It was very kind. Much appreciated!!
Could she have been taking out the garbage cans or putting them back that morning? Could it have been a garbage day? Could she have run out to the mailbox?
That could explain why the glasses/contacts were left behind & dogs were put away w/ food & water.
Another question about the timeline: 1) did they find her pajamas or her jogging clothes from the previous night? All I have heard about is the red shirt. Did she normally eat breakfast before work? Any dirty dishes or food wrappers indicating she ate dinner or breakfast there at the house?
Wow been offline most of the day...this is just so riveting I can hardly breathe.
I am so happy to have the locals and all the new members join us. Also thanks to everyone for the links and for keeping us all updated.
Personally, I don't know what to think. We've seen this kind of activity by LE before in other cases without results. Remember dear DeOrr? [I hate to write "remember" in reference to him]
Hoping for the best while already braced for the worst.
Truly I pray that Mollie has not become "The Next Girl".
Prayers and wishes for Mollie from everywhere tonight.
ETA---not caught up? What evidence has been found???? TIA
I don't think she made it to the next morning. I'm about 10 years older than Mollie and NO ONE her/my age is up getting ready in the morning without checking their phone, maybe liking something on facebook or whatever. This would be entirely traceable. The fact that there was even any confusion that she might have gotten abducted on her run shows me they know she wasn't around the house in the morning.
Ok, so if she disappeared the night before, why did the shirt for the next day also disappear? So she was alone at the house. When I'm alone, I'm often minimally clothed, ESPECIALLY in the hot days of summer. Lets say she was maybe studying and had the dogs locked up to focus, or was about to take a shower, or was even asleep-- any one of these scenarios could be done with minimal clothing. So she's at her desk naked or in a bra, perp either comes in and demands she comes with (and she throws on her shirt for the next day) or she hears something outside and throws on the shirt. Out of habit she has the phone with her. She has on the next days shirt because it was out and the fastest thing to grab.
Laura Calderwood, the mother of University of Iowa student Mollie Tibbetts, immediately knew something was terribly wrong when her daughter didn’t show up for her job at a daycare on July 19.
“The night she went missing I was distraught,” she told KKCI 8. “I knew her phone was dead, but I sent her a text saying, ‘I love you. We’re looking for you.'”
I believe fitbit using bluetooth to hit your phone which would be paired usually with password but I could be wrong.Fitbit gurus: If Mollie's phone was disabled and unable to sync to her fitbit, could the fitbit sync with another nearby phone? Would that phone have to have a fitbit app? Or does it automatically do it?
Could the fitbit sync with perp's phone? tia!!
I think there would be too many variables had Mollie simply run away or been kidnapped, especially now that two weeks have passed, to make it viable under Occam's razor. I mean, I hope this is just a runaway case of a girl who had enough of her life and wanted to start fresh in another state, but the theory that fits best with the least amount of variables would be that she is missing because she is dead.Certainly on the second but unsure of the first. Some living people have been missing for a very long time. Their cases just don't dominate media as Mollie's and others do.
I’ll contribute on the first part. There are other people better informed on the rest.
We did talk about WC (that’s how we have been advised by the moderators to refer to him). We discussed his obvious nervousness, and record of stalking. There were various opinions on him and what his nervousness meant. I thought that he was just a nervous guy by nature.
Exactly. The simplest, and I would argue most likely explanation, is that she was kidnapped and ultimately murdered. As much as we all hope for a happy ending, it’s less likely than what we fear.I think there would be too many variables had Mollie simply run away or been kidnapped, especially now that two weeks have passed, to make it viable under Occam's razor. I mean, I hope this is just a runaway case of a girl who had enough of her life and wanted to start fresh in another state, but the theory that fits best with the least amount of variables would be that she is missing because she is dead.
Done. Yeah, I’m keeping an open mind with him. He seemed nervous and quite frankly, unsophisticated. He was evasive and said some things that didn’t ring true. Absent of anything else though, I’m inclined to think he’s not involved. That could obviously change if we learn new information though.Thank you!! I edited it back to have only initials. Could you do the same on the quote in your post?
I don't want to make the mods mad! Ha ha!
I found it very odd and somewhat troubling. It makes me think about a poster who wished reporters would talk to neighbors and see if they could find one that caused some light bulbs to go off and caused focus, as happened in a case they mentioned.
But clearly LE have questioned the guy. They've probably questioned every person with any kind of record in the vicinity.
His statement that he didn't notice searches searching across the road struck me as dishonest.
But he could indeed just be generally nervous, shifty type of person. That doesn't necessarily mean a thing.
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Fitbit gurus: If Mollie's phone was disabled and unable to sync to her fitbit, could the fitbit sync with another nearby phone? Would that phone have to have a fitbit app? Or does it automatically do it?
Could the fitbit sync with perp's phone? tia!!
I believe fitbit using bluetooth to hit your phone which would be paired usually with password but I could be wrong.
Sorry but I'm not feeling this "red shirt find" at all, and can't explain it, but I do understand how a farm hand finding clothing while mowing could evolve to the latest unconfirmed (by LE) report that Mollie's red t-shirt located. I also recollect that Iowa/Midwest farming during summer season makes for very long, hot, days where one typically starts a field day with a supply of drinking water, t-shirts, and handkerchiefs. I vividly recall Grandmother taking lunch to the field, and coming back to the house with a handful of t-shirts she picked from fence posts to truck beds that went straight to the laundry. It's nearly impossible not to leave a shirt or two behind.
I can't reconcile the missing shirt with a disappearance before morning or with a house that has not been declared a crime scene.I don't think she made it to the next morning. I'm about 10 years older than Mollie and NO ONE her/my age is up getting ready in the morning without checking their phone, maybe liking something on facebook or whatever. This would be entirely traceable. The fact that there was even any confusion that she might have gotten abducted on her run shows me they know she wasn't around the house in the morning.
Ok, so if she disappeared the night before, why did the shirt for the next day also disappear? So she was alone at the house. When I'm alone, I'm often minimally clothed, ESPECIALLY in the hot days of summer. Lets say she was maybe studying and had the dogs locked up to focus, or was about to take a shower, or was even asleep-- any one of these scenarios could be done with minimal clothing. So she's at her desk naked or in a bra, perp either comes in and demands she comes with (and she throws on her shirt for the next day) or she hears something outside and throws on the shirt. Out of habit she has the phone with her. She has on the next days shirt because it was out and the fastest thing to grab.
The Fitbit device has to be manually configured to connect to a particular Bluetooth device(s). After configuration, the Fitbit may then sync to the Bluetooth device (phone, laptop or desktop PC that are Bluetooth capable).
They absolutely would have as standard procedure. Perhaps the question was asked by the media, and not answered, like all the other questions LE has declined to answer.Still no mention by LE or in news articles regarding activity or no activity on MT's bank accounts?
Does no mention, ever, mean LE never bothered to investigate that aspect? If so, why?
I'd like to learn more about wifi smart tech, the fitbit, how data connects to wifi and doesn't it have to go through a phone or other connected device?
So, the Fitbit is a wifi connection, but it has to sync through the phone to get the wifi range? If the phone and Fitbit are more than 3 miles apart, they do not sync?