packerdog said:
PolkSaladAnnie, I haven't seen you around in awhile. Yes, this is just horrible, all these children being killed.
I guess the dad saw the bike first, then he went looking for the girls and entered the woods and found them. Odd that the father found them before LE though.
Hi packerdog; never stopped reading here despite posting elsewhere for a few months! Like everyone here, I'm a true crime fanatic, always following media stories and even tho I'm 1000's k's away, I read the 'Net all the time.
Yes, it is odd. Haven't read rest of page 6 or 7, so I might be behind already (typical :doh: ). I realise what KatherineQ is saying holds water: that the grandfather was with the dad when they were looking that morning (or so it's reported here).
But, that was 6 am. There may not have been anyone with the father at MIDNIGHT ... this is the supposed ToD, isn't it?
I do find it odd that the father managed to find the girls in all the overgrown terrain, at that time of the morning, when LE had to use 4X4 vehicles to access the area.
Maybe the grandfather was an innocent searcher??? If (if if ~ and I find it a truly diabolical thought that one of these girls' father could have done this; hope it's not the case) he did, he could have flung the knife *anywhere* in that bush.
Agreed: any killer could have thrown the knife, not just the daddy.
What makes me go "oooh, er..." about that thought is that I doubt the father WENT LOOKING for the girls, (
after being reported missing) with a knife in his hand. As I say ... unless the girls stumbled across something they shouldn't have...
Best I catch up before I make a total clutz of myself ...
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