SimplyCass
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So I have a couple of questions regarding the timeline. Firstly, when they talk about the interstate where the phone was found, which one are they talking about? I-74, I-55 or I-39? I don't know if I've ever seen it verified which one.
Because over 36 hours elapsed between the last time JL was seen at BH and his vehicle being found is it possible he did go to Peoria or any other location within the vicinity of Bloomington?
Is it possible that JL left his phone somewhere and an unknown individual found it? What if they tossed it after JL was found deceased or after his vehicle was found? They could be completely innocent in regards to JL's disappearance and death. However, having the phone of a person whose death is now being questioned by CBD and his family and supporters just meant it's better not to be in possession of it.
I still believe JL's death is not suspicious. I don't believe he is the victim of foul play.
Edited to add: I know it was stated that the interstate was I-74 but in other interviews CBD had she only mentioned 'the interstate'. Is there confirmation from LE that is was I-74?
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I don't think LE has ever confirmed where the phone was found, only that it was found and then turned in later. The info about a specific location is only from CBD, and by this point, I believe anything that CBD says should be corroborated by a second source. This isn't meant as a personal slight, just that the information has been so contradictory at times. Specifically, she was mentioning the area of "East Main Street," but a local resident wrote (on WS) that's wrong, as Main Street runs north-south. (Websleuths post)
I think we can rule out I-39, as its southern terminus is most definitely in Normal, not near Bloomington proper.
Something to note: Veterans Parkway is considered a business loop of Interstate 55. That would make MUCH more sense than I-74/I-55 on the west side of Bloomington.
But also, I-74-and I-55 pretty much rings Bloomington/Normal on three sides, so it really could be anywhere. JJ would likely be most familiar with I-74 on the southern side of Bloomington since it's the most logical way to travel to his hometown of Danville.