Twistinginthewind
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There were also events near Brooklyn over the week during which Mollie went missing, a county fair or carnival of some sort, and bicycle riders came through on a big group ride (and kept a lookout for Mollie).Agreed. I’m not sure why this isn’t a huge discussion on this thread. Haven’t heard any arguments that make it irrelevant. My town is 2,500 people and we just don’t have vandalism and burglary happen in a couple days without law enforcement high alert. In fact, rarely rarely happens. To me, there was signs of bad activity in the town leading up to the disappearance.
These events and it being high summer could have brought more people into town than typically are out and about, and could cause an uptick in crime there IMO.
There was also a broken window reported at the hardware store in town.
So that makes 3 crimes in Brooklyn that week:
1) Mollie disappeared from home
2) A burglary occurred at a home in her neighborhood
3) Vandalism occurred at a business in town