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...and the Duckett case..
6-year-old Timothy Pitzen has not been seen since Friday morning, when his mother checked them out of the Kalahari Resort in the Wisconsin Dells.
Since then, authorities in three states — Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin — have searched for Timothy, who has been missing since his mother's apparent suicide in a Rockford hotel room over the weekend.
Aurora police said Monday evening that Timothy's car seat and Spider-Man backpack are missing from the 2004 Ford Expedition that his mother, Amy Fry-Pitzen, was driving and which was found in the Rockford hotel parking lot. Police made the discovery after reviewing photos of the car's interior with James Pitzen, the boy's father and the mother's husband.
Police said the missing items may support a theory that Fry-Pitzen left Timothy with a friend or acquaintance.
Police also said they found credit card receipts showing that Fry-Pitzen bought some children's clothes and toys at a Shopko store in the 4800 block of Washington Avenue in Racine, Wis., around 11:15 Friday morning. About three hours later, receipts show that Fry-Pitzen bought gas and beverages at a Qwik-Trip store about 71 miles northwest in Johnson Creek, Wis., just off Interstate Highway 94, police said.
That night, she was seen at a Sullivan's Foods in Winnebago before checking into a hotel in Rockford about 11:15 p.m. without her son, police said. The next day, motel workers found her body around 12:30 p.m. Fry-Pitzen slit her wrists, police said.
As authorities continue to search for the child, details about Fry-Pitzen's troubled past began to emerge. She apparently had tried to kill herself at least once before, according to an ex-husband.
During an argument more than a decade ago with her second husband, Greg Campbell, Fry-Pitzen parked her car on the railroad tracks in Ames, Iowa, in an attempted suicide, according to Campbell.
Aurora police spokesman Dan Ferrelli confirmed that Fry-Pitzen had suffered bouts of mental illness, had previously attempted suicide and had been on medication for depression. There appeared to have been no argument or event that triggered Fry-Pitzen's decision to flee with the boy last week, Ferrelli said.
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/ct-met-timothy-pitzen-missing-20110516,0,2342201.story
i think he's still alive. Of course i still believe that of t he skelton children as well. I hope i'm right.
I am so hopeful that little Timothy is with a friend/relative, who for some reason has not come forward.
I am so fearful that little Timothy has been placed in the carseat in a lake somewhere, with all his new, guiltily purchased belongings.
*sigh* I really must try better to look at the cup as being half full.
Yes, the times can't possibly be right. And/or as you said it's someone else using her credit card in Racine and Johnson Creek. Now that I think about it, the latter makes sense.
It would make more sense if the Racine and Johnson Creek transactions happened on Thursday. She could have headed from Gurnee up the interstate, stopped in Racine, then back on the interstate to head to the Dells with a stop at the gas station in Johnson Creek.
Then the Friday timeline makes more sense.