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I am sure 80 percent of people in that city own a gun. It is farm country
You are way off. the number is about 33%.
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I am sure 80 percent of people in that city own a gun. It is farm country
Todd Kohlhepp and his victim Kala BrownAnd that serial killer who shot the boyfriend and then kept the girlfriend chained by the neck in a container on his property? The guy who committed mass murder at the motorcycle dealership?
same here - and he didn't remember the clothes she was wearing...
You are doing by state, you have to do it by county,
This has been asked over and over. Being tight lipped is very common these days as releasing info publicly has made it impossible to verify whether a suspect is telling the truth when they confess or if they accidentally incriminate themselves.
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I also think it's pretty illogical to suggest that people in this rural, small town area, obsessed with and inundated with this case, are going to ignore anything, no matter how small, that could possibly, remotely be connected to the case, that occurred between 5:30 pm the day before she went missing to the following day at 5:30 pm simply because the exact timeline has not been released.
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Maybe they were asking those things about Mollie in order to find the person(s) whose "footprints" were in the circles around Mollie ?JMO, as far as LE, their words and actions do not match. They have said things that seem like Mollie may have left (asking public “why” Mollie is gone, who is she etc) but search pond and fields. So do they know anything yet??
That guy knew the girl because she came over cleaned for themAnd that serial killer who shot the boyfriend and then kept the girlfriend chained by the neck in a container on his property? The guy who committed mass murder at the motorcycle dealership?
IF LE isn't willing to share some details in the scheduled PC on Friday - I, for one will look on the WS site and Google MT's from time to time to see what's the latest; but my interest is starting to wane.
They need to open up or risk losing a portion of the public interest.
Well if you look at the theory that they really think she is alive and are trying to subtly communicate to a person holding her, suggesting that Mollie “caused” this in some way could just be something else they are trying to communicate to her supposed captor. Suggesting that it wasn’t really their fault and they will understand that it was just a mistake, that Mollie, not the captor, was the real cause of the misunderstanding, etc. could just be a way to persuade someone holding her to let her go, let them think they are not to blame and so on.
All IMOO and I hope that makes sense.
WC is on my mind. They keep going back to interview him, searched his property. There has to be a darn good reason for it. I don't think it's just because he has a stalking history as those stalkings were aimed at people he knew.
Let's look at what he did tell us.
He didn't know her or her family. (because he only stalks people he knows)
He supposes some guy took her. (who could that guy be when you, WC are the one being questioned?)
And he was nervous as a mouse cornered by a cat.
I'm not pointing the finger at him but he put himself out there by giving interviews to the media.
Looking at a town map, I see Casey's General Store, a True Value Hardware store, a Classic Deli. The Deli closes at 8, Casey's is open until 11, the hardware store closes at 6. What else? Who was in town that night who might have seen Mollie, or who may have been captured on surveillance video?
It was most likely due to manpower needed.Mollie Tibbetts, University of Iowa student, missing: A timeline of events
I was looking for the date when the FBI and State investigators took over - July 24- I wonder what prompted this?
Do you think maintaining the interest of random people on the internet is crucial to solving this case? Do you think the people in that region are going to lose interest in the disappearance of one of their own, ever?