bbmIMO if you are innocent of the disappearence of your two year old child, and you believe your child has been abducted, your heart does not just "disconnect" one day. It's actually not how innocent humans are wired.
But it is how guilty people are wired.
JMO
Crime Junkie podcast did a show on DeOrr Jr's case.yes I also remember hearing this on a show I watched about the case. I believe that and his blanket or stuffed animal that they reportedly cherished so much as it was his favorite...that was also left behind as well. I vaguely remember either the jacket or blanket was found stuffed in a couch left behind when they moved out
bbm
Ita.
Couldn't have said it better myself.
It's been twenty two years this month since my stepson was murdered. Even though his killers have served/are serving their 20 years to life sentence, believe me when I tell you that for his Father (my husband), his Mother, his Sister, his Daughter and me there is no disconnect, no real closure. Those are words people who've never faced such a loss use.
Crime Junkie podcast did a show on DeOrr Jr's case.
MISSING: DeOrr Kunz Jr. - Crime Junkie Podcast
The host said the boy's clothes and boots were indeed found at a home the parents had been evicted from for failing to pay rent.
And I know of no one who goes out and buys duplicates of clothing and shoes for their children.
Not saying it can't happen; but imo it's rare.
Sometimes hand me downs are ...passed down, but that's about it.
Little DeOrr is the only victim in this case.
Justice if needed has been slow in coming.
MOO
Crime Junkie podcast did a show on DeOrr Jr's case.
MISSING: DeOrr Kunz Jr. - Crime Junkie Podcast
The host said the boy's clothes and boots were indeed found at a home the parents had been evicted from for failing to pay rent.
And I know of no one who goes out and buys duplicates of clothing and shoes for their children.
Not saying it can't happen; but imo it's rare.
Sometimes hand me downs are ...passed down, but that's about it.
Little DeOrr is the only victim in this case.
Justice if needed has been slow in coming.
MOO
BBM
I buy duplicates of my kids clothes, regularly, espeically when they are little. We lived near a Walmart when the kids were toddlers and it was the only clothing store in town. The kids clothes would go on sale for $1-$5 and I'd buy the same shirt in every size, for example.
Indeed they did.Well, Deorr's "parents" won't ever have to worry about his clothing again. They fixed that. Poor baby.
Who does this and thinks they need proof of their whereabouts when their baby is missing
??? I often have a purse full of receipts. I keep them for a variety of reasons. Sometimes I just want to know where my money went. Sometimes I think I'll want to return something. I'm an art journal keeper, so sometimes I hang onto receipts to paste into my book to remember a day or a place or a fight or a _____.
Again...not particularly unusual behavior; and not good evidence of anything.
If you pulled receipts out of where you had been when you had a missing child, I would be suspicious.
JMO
If you pulled receipts out of where you had been when you had a missing child, I would be suspicious.
JMO
I know what you mean. Surely your first thought, when thinking your child has genuinely gone missing or been abducted, is NOT “omg we need an alibi”