Cold after ONE month? As several posters have pointed out, this is not TV, and in real life, crimes are not solved in one hour. Investigators have to be thorough and diligent and protect the privacy rights of individuals. If you've followed other cases, you know that LE doesn't arrest suspects on the public's time frame. They take care to assemble evidence sufficient enough to bring the case to trial before arresting a suspect. Speaking of which, LE is also very careful with terminology. They say "person of interest" before they say "suspect" and even then, they are not quick to name names. The first case I followed was the Laci/Scott Peterson case. I am sure that LE knew from the jump who they would be arresting for that heinous crime. It took them four months to get the evidence and make the arrest. Props to all of the dedicated LEOs who work behind the scenes on difficult cases and take all of the heat when the public gets anxious.
Hi mtnlites, in the attached photos of the TIP building, I have circled in red what appears to be cameras. Are they lights or what, now that you say there are no cameras on the building. By the way, thank you for the confirmation.
On it!
I don't know if Brooklyn is predominantly Catholic or Protestant, but in addition to the Catholic church, there is a Presbyterian church, a Methodist church, a Church of Christ, and what sounds like a Baptist church in (or around) Brooklyn.
mtnlites, I know I never went to church on Wednesday (and don't go to church now because I am a heathen too. LOL!!). But USUALLY in small towns many people go to church on Wednesday. I am not the norm. I know I live in a small town and on Wednesday nights the restaurants (mainly family restaurants) are packed usually after church.
No idea because I don't live in Brooklyn. I was just commenting on the idea that people couldn't pay outside in a dropbox because the cameras are broken.
Hi mtnlites, in the attached photos of the TIP building, I have circled in red what appears to be cameras. Are they lights or what, now that you say there are no cameras on the building. By the way, thank you for the confirmation.
This may sound like an exceedingly dumb question. Are those cameras or lights?
This may sound like an exceedingly dumb question. Are those cameras or lights?
This may sound like an exceedingly dumb question. Are those cameras or lights?
I disagree because I seriously doubt LE has cleared 200 new tips in just two days.
Hi mtnlites, in the attached photos of the TIP building, I have circled in red what appears to be cameras. Are they lights or what, now that you say there are no cameras on the building. By the way, thank you for the confirmation.
The Listening Forum took place at a church in West Des Moines. The calendar is for all the Presbyterian churches within the Presbytery of Des Moines. The Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn, by the looks of it, is probably small.Thank you Al Hoffman. And yes, at 7:00 pm July 18th, there was a Listening Forum, at the Presbyterian Church right on Clay Str.
If deemed important because of its location, I'm sure LE would have been interested in interviewing attendees.
Cold after ONE month? As several posters have pointed out, this is not TV, and in real life, crimes are not solved in one hour. Investigators have to be thorough and diligent and protect the privacy rights of individuals. If you've followed other cases, you know that LE doesn't arrest suspects on the public's time frame. They take care to assemble evidence sufficient enough to bring the case to trial before arresting a suspect. Speaking of which, LE is also very careful with terminology. They say "person of interest" before they say "suspect" and even then, they are not quick to name names. The first case I followed was the Laci/Scott Peterson case. I am sure that LE knew from the jump who they would be arresting for that heinous crime. It took them four months to get the evidence and make the arrest. Props to all of the dedicated LEOs who work behind the scenes on difficult cases and take all of the heat when the public gets anxious.
cold case
noun
- an unsolved criminal investigation which remains open pending the discovery of new evidence.
"the cold cases that have never been solved"
I suspect most of those tips are throw-aways.
I can't find that on MSM. Do you have a link? Thanks so much!
The Listening Forum took place at a church in West Des Moines. The calendar is for all the Presbyterian churches within the Presbytery of Des Moines. The Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn, by the looks of it, is probably small.
I just saw this posted on Facebook. And now I am starting to THINK do you think someone PRETENDED to be a cop and approached Mollie? Just a thought I had. It has been happening a lot lately from what I have seen all over the USA. But if that happened I would THINK someone in the area would have seen a car that resembled a cop car (or saw a vehicle with flashing lights). Also WHY would Mollie get into a cop car UNLESS the perp had a stun gun or something to subdue her and put her in his car. Of course this woman got away and was only raped (I would think the perp who took Mollie would do more than just rape). But it COULD still be another scenario. If it was a cop impersonator Mollie may have been MORE LIKELY to walk up the vehicle (to where the perp COULD subdue her).
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I have been following this case off and on and I am most intrigued by it making a record as far as fundraising for her being safely returned.
Or their IT guy noticed that there was so much traffic to the employee page that it could crash the server. It could be a really big thing. Or n0thing.
I can't find that on MSM. Do you have a link? Thanks so much!
Do you have a link? Thanks, that would make a lot of difference.
The Daily Mail quoted the mother as saying two red t shirts were still in Mollie's room, but she was not sure if there was ever a third...