Well! Fancy that! The lady refused to be identified in any way, she happened to be from Idaho Falls, and according to Vilt, she and Vernal used almost exactly the same words to describe the vehicle... Anyone else think this was a set up by the parents?
<rsbm>I'm way behind and I was not able to listen to the interview (I'm catching snippets through these awesome posts), so this may be itrelevant by now, but...
I hate to say it, but this case reminds me more of the Caylee Anthony case every day. Dear God, please let me be wrong.
That said, I think it's very possible Deorr wandered off and none of them have a clue what happened to him, maybe they were under the influence of something, IDK.
Dang, serioulsy? how would he pull all that off without a clue in a MUCH smaller time frame and the parents not being all over him?
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He was up there with SAR and they were letting him search potentially dangerous bear dens. Doesn't sound right to me.
nope. I don't believe any one of them.
I've been camping. I almost sat on a porcupine once in a port-a-potty not the ones you use at a tailgate, the real deal fold-up ones with disposable garbage bags).
never once did we sleep in a car though. you go camping, you pitch a tent.
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Snipped-So what happened in 10 days to totally change his opinion? I wonder if this was the time the reward was going to be offered and the parents declined? Perhaps he was waiting payment for expenses and it didn't come so he was angry? I wonder what he is referring to what he says he had told them he would withdraw from the investigation if in his professional opinion, both of you (the parents) lied and misrepresented true facts.....Sorry can't cut and paste from this link with the letter but you can read it there. I am wondering? What happened?
BBm- I'm almost positive something happened at the re-enactment that raised some flags. What a perfect time for a ton of inconsistencies to show up. Now it's not just telling a story, it's acting out a play. I bet no one there was planning on a re-enactment and didn't have time to study.
If you are correct--and I think you are--what a special touch with the "four little blond boys" angle. I can't describe why, but something about that clever little addition is just incredibly nauseating to me.
In the initial interview JM said she called 911 at 2:36. At the time I didn't think much about it other than it just happened to be the time of the call. Today I started to wonder if anything could have prompted the call to happen when it did . . . so I checked the weather.
and I can't help but wonder if they felt they really had no choice once it started to rain. They had no way of knowing it was just going to be a light rain lasting about an hour.
IMO 2.5 year old babies don't get ready to take a nap on their own. They might pass out but they don't FIND a place to nap, get settled and fall asleep on their own especially in the middle of a campground. In a new exciting place I would think most kids would have a hard time settling down and need Mom or Dad to help them calm down, maybe lay down with them. Never any discussion about anyone helping baby Deoor do that that I can remember. Dad saying he was ready for a nap, will be OK with Gpa...hmmm just doesn't mean much to me personally or make sense. If GGpa was going to put him down for a nap? this it doesn't appear to have been talked about as the parents left, no directions to where his blanket and monkey are, his pillow, where he is going to sleep. I have put a lot of babies down for a nap and I want specific's as Grandma and creature comforts to give to the grandkids and watch them while they settle. But then again, that's just me.
This part of the story is so hinky to me I just can't get a good grasp on it. I wonder if GGpa is being protected for some reason? Are the parents trying to cover for something he did by accident? AFAIK Jessica's Mom seems really close to her Dad, is she insisting that Jessica protect him for her from some sad accident that happened? These questions come to my mind quite often but its all pure speculation of course, just my opinions.
Because no matter what their story was it wouldn't be believable if they didn't call once it started to rain?
I'm not sure I understand.
I would love to know what happened after they returned from the stage shop and before they allegedly went to the creek and left DeOrr with ggp. How much time were they back at camp before their little walk? Or was it, they come back from the store and immediately go down to the creek?
I would love to know what happened after they returned from the stage shop and before they allegedly went to the creek and left DeOrr with ggp. How much time were they back at camp before their little walk? Or was it, they come back from the store and immediately go down to the creek?
I've been in the Colorado and Idaho mountains A LOT and I've never seen a bear den. That is just silly. A bear den isn't something you just know where they are and search
Let's see. Bowerman has the time-stamped receipt from the store. According to Bowerman, Jessica states they returned from the store at 1:10. Bowerman accepts that as close enough (because he has the receipt) and puts their return time anywhere from about 1 - 1:30. Jessica called 911 at 2:28 and told dispatch they had searched for about an hour. In the first interview, Jessica states they were at the creek for about ten minutes. So, let's add it up. They leave DeOrr with GGPA at about 1:15, return ten minutes later and discover DeOrr is missing at 1:25, they search for him for an hour, which brings us to 2:25, and she calls 911 at 2:28. Anything missing?