str8nightowl
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They searched that area and brought in dogs.
Kapua, I forgot they brought in dogs too. Thanks.
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They searched that area and brought in dogs.
Sunset on July 18 in Brooklyn was at 8:40PM.
Sunrise and sunset times in Brooklyn, IA - July 2018
She started jogging at 7:30. Her typical 45 minute run takes her to 8:15. If we believe that she ran in a circle, it doesn't really add up that she still had to eat dinner and collect the car and avoid walking/jogging before dark.
Seems like Mollie would have told her mom when they discussed dinner if she intended to come get the car anyway. It was already 7:30ish I think. And if she decided late, after 9pm, seems like she would have at least texted to be sure her brother was at home.
I snipped PommyMommy's post to just this part.
PommyMommy, can I ask where this info comes from? That she usually picked up the car before dark. I can't find any note of it in MSM. I've read the brother needed the car that night. Then he texted her in the morning to see if she needed it. The only reference I can find about going to her mom's was possibly for brats. Can anyone find reference that she was going to pick up the car that night? tia
"Brother Jake said that on Thursday, July 19, the day Mollie was reported missing to police, he'd texted her in the morning to see if she wanted to borrow a car they shared so she could go to work at Grinnell Regional Medical Center."
Mollie Tibbetts' boyfriend, brothers, father urge witnesses to 'come forward' in exclusive interviews
If Molly isn’t found during the corn harvest, the odds of her being found at all would seem to lessen dramatically, especially if a body can lie undiscovered for 5-15 years in a wooded field next to a rural farm road near Mason City.
Update: 'I thought it was training. It wasn't,' neighbor says of woman's remains found in rural Mason City
You're very welcome. I think it is possible the three cases may all be related. Of those I think there is more chance the Delphi and Evansdale murders are related. Those sets of victims look so much alike. But I'd not rule out all three cases are one serial killer.
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I saw that Mollie was training for a 1/2 marathon and she was a past long distance runner. To answer for me and my team (run group) if we do a long run, we jog, so is avg a 6-10 minute mile then. When training we were taught to start slow, sprint your last mile. Avg runner does about a 10 min mile. Slowest is around 18 min mile. I backtracked many times and ran in circles. Again, small town, so not great options. I especially ran in circles if darkish out as to stay closer to home...If you were jogging, how much distance would you cover in 45 minutes - on average?
Yes if you are going for endurance... we did that too. Did very slow 3 mile runs to keep ankles and knees in better shape.. TRYI'm just wondering if she ran farther than we're assuming. Here are pictures of two possible routes. In one, it would be a circle from/back to the BF's house. In the second, it would be from the BF's house to her mom's. (The map generated addresses where I dropped points, so I blacked them out. And I cut the route off before it actually reached her mom's house as not to post exactly where her mom lives.)
The circle route is 2.3 miles. The route to her mom's house is 2.1 miles.
Mollie's track records from HS are posted online. In the 1500 meter (so, a little less than one mile), she ran it both times around 7 minutes. In the 3000 meter (so, less than two miles), she ran it in under 15 minutes.
So, for those of you who were in track and still run, how different would her jogging speed be from her track records? Would someone who could run a mile in less than 7 minutes jog at a pace of 20 minutes per mile?
Kapua, I forgot they brought in dogs too. Thanks.
But a storm was coming so its even darker at sunset. JmoYou gotta remember that sunset doesn't mean darkness. It's not dark yet at sunset. What you want to pay attention to is the end of civil twilight, which didn't end until about 9:13pm on July 18.
Yes. Some choose hunting ground. Derrick Todd Lee PREFERRED dark hair, athletic women. But hunted around college campus. The 2nd of 3 we had killing at same time killed men and women and hunted in poor areas. Another only prostitues assuming no one would report them missing. We had THREE SK in Baton Rouge LA at the same time.I can't make any comment on whether the cases are connected or not as it would be a totally uninformed comment.
But is it possible that some sick perps don't have a "type", just a hunting grounds?
Thank you!!If you click the number by otto's messages it will take you to a page with all his posts. You can peruse that to click and read the posts you are interested in.
Can I post a link if it’s on her FB or Insta? It’s her comment under her photoWhere did it say she was training for a half marathon? That changes all of the running distance and path scenarios...
That is problematic, but then we also have no sightings of her likely abduction either, no matter what time it took place.My issue with this is that the last known sightings of Mollie were on her jog (earlier). Your scenario is possible, but the lack of further sightings makes it unlikely for me.
Counterpoints:I don't believe they'll find a body. She's alive and being help captive somewhere, as awful as that sounds. Based on the evidence, I truly believe this is the work of an experienced abductor, or group of abductors, who may or may not have befriended/groomed Molly prior to the abduction. The abduction was far too clean and well executed (evidence-wise) for it to have been a simple opportunistic abduction/sexual assault/murder case. The intent was to get her, and keep her alive somewhere as a captive, IMO.
The lack of information on the part of investigators has been beyond frustrating. I'm noticing a pattern in these types of cases. For abduction/ sexual assault situations, particularly involving children or young females, there seems to be a concerted effort by authorities to mute details, for fear of the public's reaction. For example in the Evansdale murders ( 2 young girls) / and the Delphi murders (2 young girls again) , authorities have never released the cause of murder, and whether or not they were sexually assaulted. Anyone who follows cases like these, knows that the primary reason for these crimes is sexual assault, yet authorities keep these details away from the media, because they fear the the reaction of the public. I fear that this could very well be the case for Mollie also.
Mollie was fairly small and might have been mistaken for a younger person....For those who have wondered if MT case is related to Evansville, IN murders ... I do wonder, would the same person who took an 8 and 10 year old (and for what reason) have the same interest in a 20 year old? Don’t normally child abductors want child age?
I don't even know where to begin... The least of my worries is that the cops are withholding information. The biggest is they don't have much "information" to share. There are very good reasons to not spill everything to the public. I highly doubt Mollie was "befriended and/ or Groomed before hand. Stalked, quite possibly, groomed is a stretch imo.I don't believe they'll find a body. I honestly believe she's alive and being held captive somewhere, as awful as that sounds. Based on the evidence, I truly believe this is the work of an experienced abductor, or group of abductors, who may or may not have befriended/groomed Molly prior to the abduction. The abduction was far too clean and well executed (evidence-wise) for it to have been a simple opportunistic abduction/sexual assault/murder case. The intent was to get her, and keep her alive somewhere as a captive, IMO.
The lack of information on the part of investigators has been beyond frustrating. I'm noticing a pattern in these types of cases. For abduction/ sexual assault situations, particularly involving children or young females, there seems to be a concerted effort by authorities to mute details, for fear of the public's reaction. For example in the Evansdale murders ( 2 young girls) / and the Delphi murders (2 young girls again) , authorities have never released the cause of murder, and whether or not they were sexually assaulted. Anyone who follows cases like these, knows that the primary reason for these crimes is sexual assault, yet authorities keep these details away from the media, because they fear the the reaction of the public. I fear that this could very well be the case for Mollie also.