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I do wonder what that little dog (looks like to me) was all about. I do know if it had come from the burial site it would not be sitting on the cinder block. They’d be preserving the evidence. My guess is it’s either a toy of JJ’s with his scent on it for the cadaver dog. It sure is ironic that it is black like JJ’s dog was. (Not sure if a cadaver dog can actually look for a live persons scent) Or, maybe it was a toy for the actual cadaver dog that was on site. Maybe @vislaw can give us an idea. Is it even possible that one of the people working the crime scene has some superstition like bringing something like that to the scene?
ETA: I wonder if it was some sort of ceramic statue already there? I’ll look back at before pics.
They will just say its agency of why the world didn't endI agree, we may all need to wait until after July before the defendents will take their incarceration seriously. But I doubt either will go off the edge, researchers have studied what happens when prophesies about the end of the world fail, and people always find a way to ratonalize it away, for eg:
"The Seekers abandoned their jobs, possessions, and spouses to wait for the flying saucer, but neither the aliens nor the apocalypse arrived. After several uncomfortable hours on the appointed day, Martin received a “message” saying that the group “had spread so much light that God had saved the world from destruction.” Apocalypse 2011: What happens to a doomsday cult when the world doesn't end?
It will be harder because they can't share with each other what went wrong, but I imagine each of them will blame other people for why God called it off.
I think it came from the Life school he attended in AzI remember hearing it too - of course no one really knows what was in JJ's head so it may just be anecdotal. IIRC it might have been the Nanny (not named Zanny). It might have been in her statement about comments made to her by LVD. But of course, there are too many trauma's for me about "blame the Nanny" to bring up so I want to qualify that I am not blaming the Nanny for making this statement.
(some of you will understand my PTSD).
As far as I can tell, it was Chad, Tammy, and one of their sons living there. Tammy worked, not sure what son was doing, but Chad presumably worked from home when he wasn't attending his conferences and seminars. So he might have had time to do burials during the day when no one else was home.Who exactly was living in that house around the time the children went missing, I wonder?
I remember seeing this before and it turned out to be a camera.
Or a camera case? But, IMO, it sure does look like a puppy!
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I've just assumed that burning would create a terrible smell, and it was too close to other people's homes to even attempt it. Also, to be effective, burning is usually in some kind of incinerator, even just a barrel, rather than an open bonfire. Also, if you are going to bury deeply, what is the benefit of burning, it just draws attention to yourself.We don't know for sure if the bodies were burned or not, do we? I agree, children almost certainly wasn't alive after last seen.
Would he bury them in broad daylight? Just thinking logistics. He'd be out in the open next to a fairly busy road, but maybe he pulled it off.As far as I can tell, it was Chad, Tammy, and one of their sons living there. Tammy worked, not sure what son was doing, but Chad presumably worked from home when he wasn't attending his conferences and seminars. So he might have had time to do burials during the day when no one else was home.
People probably wouldn't care if they saw him digging at that time? Nobody knew children were missing, Tammy was still alive.Would he bury them in broad daylight? Just thinking logistics. He'd be out in the open next to a fairly busy road, but maybe he pulled it off.
True, we don't. But we know that the term egregous was only used for Tylee's remains. If they were taken to Chad's house together, they could have been treated the same way there and probably not put in two separate graves, although the latter has not been confirmed either.We don't know for sure if the bodies were burned or not, do we? I agree, children almost certainly wasn't alive after last seen.
Chad had visited the home Lori shared with Charles in AZ. Chad knew all about Lori and her children. IMO
I keep coming back to this too. But if the Daybell family worked during the day, it would have been possible for the burials to take place without anyone being aware. Risky, yes, but not impossible.So you think CD buried them on his property while TD was alive? I am just trying to figure it out.
I think that would have been easier than keeping the bodies for a month. Could Alex have buried them at night?So you think CD buried them on his property while TD was alive? I am just trying to figure it out.
WOW! Thanks, that is the clearest shot yet. I can see where it shows up in our photos after 1st hole is dug, but cannot verify that it is not there before. I’m sure where it came from, but as has been said, facts are all that will matter.
ETA Saw this next post with a twitter photo from 11/23/19. Looks like the item is there then as well.
ETA It was a post stating it was there earlier, I need a break, can’t even read right!
Good point. Maybe he dug during the day and did the rest at night. I still can't figure out why nobody noticed the disturbed earth though. It's a large plot of land, maybe three acres, but surely someone must have gone out there from time to time.People probably wouldn't care if they saw him digging at that time? Nobody knew children were missing, Tammy was still alive.
The neighbor said on the news that the first bonfire happened AFTER Tammy's death.IMO, yes, they were buried when Chad priohetically/convent lyrics sent Tammy to Utah to visit her parents in early October. I think a big rural bonfire wouldn't have been given a lot of thought by neighbors before Tammy's death. But a big fire just after her death would have seemed weird. I know I would have wondered what they were burning, if they were getting rid of Tammy's things, etc, which would have seemed fishy right after a sudden death. I think that would have made the neighbors more likely to pin down the time line if it had beenjust after her death.
MOO
You might want to take a look at the Mackenzie Lueck case. Smaller home, more neighbors and possible Airbnb renters yet she was indeed burned in the backyard. But yes, I’ve heard what you say about the smell.I've just assumed that burning would create a terrible smell, and it was too close to other people's homes to even attempt it. Also, to be effective, burning is usually in some kind of incinerator, even just a barrel, rather than an open bonfire. Also, if you are going to bury deeply, what is the benefit of burning, it just draws attention to yourself.
How did LVD explain having Tylees jeep? Are freshman allowed vehicles at BYUI? If Tylee loved her jeep so much, why did LVD have it? When it was not seen coming and going, how was this explained? If Tylee had it coming over to eat and wash clothes, per hired Nannie, where was it kept? If MBP was driving it, how was that explained? Where was Tylees jeep?I do seem to remember a pic of the jeep taken by the PI hired to watch MB. It was in a garage in Az late Oct early Nov IIRC. Anyone have the pic and link handy? It was seized in Rexburgh though. Maybe MBP was using it ever since Tylee had disappeared. MOO.