jellybeanz
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Do we know where Willows glasses were found?
In her bedroom.
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Do we know where Willows glasses were found?
Do we know where Willows glasses were found?
Do we know where Willows glasses were found?
http://thelostnmissing.blogspot.com/2013/09/missing-willow-long-7-watson-illinois.html
snipped: The Effingham County Sheriff's Department say they're searching for 7-year old Willow Long of Watson. Police tell us the girl walked away from her home on Circle Drive in Watson Sunday morning after an argument with her mother, and has not been seen since
I didn't mean to imply LE would urge the mom or anyone not to tell the truth, especially about when she last saw her missing daughter. All I meant to imply is that I've seen a mom lie about things in the initial interview when a child is missing, to cover up nefarious activities. But when it became obvious this child was not just missing temporarily, the parent immediately came clean and LE understood. No charges were ever filed.
edited to add
I wonder, and maybe someone knows. Did mom put kids to bed before she went out? So Justin just had to listen for them?
I am very serious here. Why would she be seen as an unfit mother if she had her brother babysitting?
I have never heard of a parent being called unfit if they go out for fun and have a babysitter.
Hi everyone!
I've been reading since the start when poor Willow first went missing but haven't posted anything yet because my opinions have changed at nearly every new development. At the beginning I guess I really thought she would be found alive having just wandered off somewhere. Then I believed it could have been an accident (probably because I wanted it to be), and now.....well, let's just say my opinion has changed. I'm grateful for all your intelligent and caring posts - I think this case has touched us all, and horrified us all too
Now that we're waiting for new information, I was thinking about JD working at SB and attending University and I wondered if he'd have to do any mandatory First Aid training for either of these? I know I had to do a compulsory First Aid course as part of my Diploma and it really had nothing to do with First Aid. I don't know what it's like in the US, but with a lot of businesses and courses you have to have done a basic First Aid course. I certainly remember the parts about impalement - in fact, it's pretty hard to forget them! If he'd done a First Aid course he would have KNOWN not to remove anything impaled and how to act accordingly in an emergency. That's just ONE reason I'm not buying his story. Nowhere do they teach you to "put someone out of their misery".
A willow tree has been purchased and will be planted in the middle of town so that the town of Watson will never forget Long.
this person admitted to what would have been a very messy crime ):
yet no evidence of that pop out to LE when they were called to the home??
given the assumed timeline that would leave very little time for a cleanup.
its not coming together for me yet.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/...id7|htmlws-main-bb|dl29|sec1_lnk3&pLid=373529
I guess with all the threads, I missed that he didn't help search, and went on to work. I knew he went by Starbucks though. My mind is scrambled. Also it appears he approached a few reporters during the search.
http://thelostnmissing.blogspot.com/2013/09/missing-willow-long-7-watson-illinois.html
snipped: The Effingham County Sheriff's Department say they're searching for 7-year old Willow Long of Watson. Police tell us the girl walked away from her home on Circle Drive in Watson Sunday morning after an argument with her mother, and has not been seen since
I didn't mean to imply LE would urge the mom or anyone not to tell the truth, especially about when she last saw her missing daughter. All I meant to imply is that I've seen a mom lie about things in the initial interview when a child is missing, to cover up nefarious activities. But when it became obvious this child was not just missing temporarily, the parent immediately came clean and LE understood. No charges were ever filed.
edited to add