I thought he was messing with my head! Got itNo, no, no. He's predicting that it will be postponed. Jokingly.
I want to word this post very carefully, because a number of posters who I respect have expressed that they would not trust the results of a polygraph exam.Psychopaths and sociopaths can both pass lie detector tests with flying colors. They both, for the most part, feel no guilt, remorse or empathy. There is something seriously wrong with the person who met up with or kidnapped Mollie.
I thought he was messing with my head! Got itNo, no, no. He's predicting that it will be postponed. Jokingly.
That's assuming the decay and insect infestation started... If they used cameras in the dusk hours day of or day after being killed...where the ground would still be warm, air cooler, but a body at the ground temp... I can aim the infrared camera and see handprints left on surfaces...
At the very end of the last PC, the spokesman said they'll have more info on Tuesday, which was pushed to Friday, then postponed to Monday. Taken literally or not or whether the postponements are strategic or for lack of more that may be shared, we won't know.
Given the family has continued to garner awareness this weekend and that another witness to Mollie's jog went public late last week, whenever the PC does take place, lets hope it has the effect of engaging the public in a way that can help with awareness and jogging peoples' memories for solid leads.
In Chelsea Brucks' case, having images of her handmade costume Poison Ivy costume widely circulated was key. Her family moved heaven and earth to raise awareness of what the public should look for. The kid who found the costume was hesitant to report it. His sister helped him find the courage to do so on Easter, IIRC. They knew just enough about Chelsea and her family to between them care enough to say something.
Totally speculation- Haven’t thought about Mollie and a pregnancy? But I would think Mollie would speak to her father relating to anything like that? They are close as RT has stated.
Yes, I thought it's a mile away. That can't be another town, can it?
I lived in cornfield land when that movie came out. Still creeps me out. It's bad enough I can't take a shower with the curtain closed, try driving through IL...at dusk.
For those who are more internet savvy, is there a way to see a twitter follower that may have closed her/his account? For instance if I have a twitter account and one of my followers deletes their account, are they deleted off my followers list? And is there any way to retrieve that info if they are? Something like wayback that might take screenshots on a more regular basis?
I'm not sure when that process starts, several days? Longer? I know the body cools down and becomes colder than it's surroundings but then it gradually heats up.That's assuming the decay and insect infestation started... If they used cameras in the dusk hours day of or day after being killed...where the ground would still be warm, air cooler, but a body at the ground temp... I can aim the infrared camera and see handprints left on surfaces...
My thoughts hang in the areas of confusion...
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And last, the military recently put out a warning that service members can be tracked by an enemy when wearing a device with GPS capabilities, specifically Fitbits and iwatches. I saw this in news somewhere very recently.
A lot of good insights on here.
Other then having been abducted and taken to a further out location I think the corn field is exactly where her body will be found. It makes sense. They are apparently plentiful around there and no one would want to risk driving around with either a girl who is fighting against you or harmed in their car. Easy way to ditch someone sad to say.
That happened a lot in the sixties but have never heard of it happening now.I wondered about as it, and I mentioned it. That may explain the 3 hour phone call to father. And father's verbal pleas.
Pregnancy would cause a major disruption, an emotional storm, and a radical situation. Esp if not one's paramour. That might be one case where a female does voluntarily disappear for a while. It's a long shot.
That’s a great question and I think it’s a great example of the type of detailed information LE probably has and have not released.Since MT failed to show up for work, Im wondering how long it took them before they called MT mom inquiring about her whereabouts? Immediately? 1-2 hours?? How long before they thought she was missing vs. Overslept/sick day ? Did her phone go straight to vm when work tried calling her? Did someone drive over to her house to check on her before calling mom? How did they deliver the news to MT mom? Did they say MT was missing or late for work?
I have a co worker who is late most of the time and irresponsible ... if we couldn’t reach her , I wouldn’t call her parents immediately. I don’t even have their #...it would probably be like a few hours, possibly even 24 hours before I assumed foul play had happened and brought others into her business.
BBMI want to word this post very carefully, because a number of posters who I respect have expressed that they would not trust the results of a polygraph exam.
Scott Peterson is IMHO a psychopath/sociopath of the worst kind. (I am not an expert in the mental health field.) He failed his polygraph exam.
From what I have gathered, the biggest problem with polygraph exams is the potential bias of the person administering the exam. This is why some people elect to have an independent (not LE affiliated) organization administer the test. The test itself is fairly unbiased.
Times have changed, and in this regard especially, I think it’s a very good thing.That happened a lot in the sixties but have never heard of it happening now.
At the very end of the last PC, the spokesman said they'll have more info on Tuesday, which was pushed to Friday, then postponed to Monday. Taken literally or not or whether the postponements are strategic or for lack of more that may be shared, we won't know.
Given the family has continued to garner awareness this weekend and that another witness to Mollie's jog went public late last week, whenever the PC does take place, lets hope it has the effect of engaging the public in a way that can help with awareness and jogging peoples' memories for solid leads.
In Chelsea Brucks' case, having images of her handmade costume Poison Ivy widely circulated was key. Her family moved heaven and earth to raise awareness of what the public should look for. The kid who found the costume was hesitant to report it. His sister helped him find the courage to do so on Easter, IIRC. They knew just enough about Chelsea and her family to between them care enough to say something.
Since MT failed to show up for work, Im wondering how long it took them before they called MT mom inquiring about her whereabouts? Immediately? 1-2 hours?? How long before they thought she was missing vs. Overslept/sick day ? Did her phone go straight to vm when work tried calling her? Did someone drive over to her house to check on her before calling mom? How did they deliver the news to MT mom? Did they say MT was missing or late for work?
I have a co worker who is late most of the time and irresponsible ... if we couldn’t reach her , I wouldn’t call her parents immediately. I don’t even have their #...it would probably be like a few hours, possibly even 24 hours before I assumed foul play had happened and brought others into her business.
It's in the NE end of town. It's in a new home allotment that is in a cul-de-sac.
I can so relate! Oceans are out for me as well. [Cue Terrifying Jaws Music]