margarita25
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Any surge in prostitute murders by any chance? If he’s a serial killer, he’s not just going to stop. We should continue to keep an eye on other cases, moo.
It would certainly rank under "girls talk" (like part of the audio) and LE know. IMOI think it's possible these exist just as you described but it's just never been detailed by LE. When they examined devices/social media accounts the day the girls went missing, they were looking for exactly this confirmation that the girls really did go to the bridge and not sneak off somewhere else after being dropped off. IMO
Any surge in prostitute murders by any chance? If he’s a serial killer, he’s not just going to stop. We should continue to keep an eye on other cases, moo.
I agree. Teens, especially, check their SM constantly. They know, in real-time, what is being posted by people they follow.Exactly! Teenage girls don’t not put this
Info out there IMO. I have a teenager who knows more about someone she couldn’t care less about on social media because of snap chat. I don’t believe BG randomly stumbled upon these girls and I don’t believe that girls don’t social media even if only one had a phone. Also MOO
bbmI can imagine how scared they are. The society is pretty judgmental. But between not doing anything and waiting till the perp is arrested (and then having to weather the humongous anger of the community), and turning him in now - I’d rather do it now. Assume he can’t be saved in either case. But at least save their family name.
bbmAs I've mention before, I can't understand what would even compel LG to share the photo of AW on the bridge. They had to have known it would be a problem when they got home. As stated by her mother, AW would have been grounded for it. Not likely something the two would post about, knowing the consequences. How would they not have known? Perhaps, was the photo a deliberate signal to show they were there (where to find them)?
Having spent quite a bit of time in areas that afforded opportunities for hiking, I see nothing troubling about the girls' plan. I went to places like that trail system fairly often when I was Abby and Libby's age—without a dog and without any binoculars for bird watching. Going on a hike is an end in itself when you live or spend time in an area where hiking in a scenic area is a possibility.Im still troubled by the girl's desire to go there to begin with. I know these are country girls, I get that ...but I just don't get it... and it bothers me...No dog to walk, bird watching? . no...and the kind of urgency around it..getting a ride, willing to stay only" so long"...and having to get picked up and dropped off .
just so odd how they seemed to be lingering at that end of the bridge as though they were waiting.
sorry it still bugs me ..and of course we really know nothing..mOO
There probably are but LE hasn’t released them for us to see imo.I am troubled too but not with their desire to go there. The day was nice, it feels so good to get outside after a long winter and supposedly there were other teenagers they knew there. After spending more than a quarter of a century working with teenagers there has been one thing that I've never heard mentioned that I has always bugged me. Where is the flurry of texts back and forth between Abby, Libby and the other teenagers who were there? The texts asking who is there, how long are you staying, what are you wearing, we will be there soon, where can you meet us? Did these girls go there with no intention of meeting up with the others? Maybe there were texts back and forth and I've just never seen mention of it. Just watching teenage girls through the years, I know that is the way they operate.
Any surge in prostitute murders by any chance? If he’s a serial killer, he’s not just going to stop. We should continue to keep an eye on other cases, moo.
Hi, I am rather new to this case and after Reading much about the facts and theories, there is one detail I have not been able to find much about.
The dirt or gravel road that runs below the bridge and right by the South end leading to one of the houses Close to the CS, wouldn’t that have been an obvious place for the killer to have a some sort of vehicle parked? Couldn’t this have been how he entered the area and how he escaped after the crime?
A theory could be that he had a car parked somewhere on the Road and was trying to get the girls to his car to abduct them, then something went wrong, they tried to escape, ran down to the creek and the rest we know.
Since this is to me an obvious theory, I suppose it must have been discussed at some point and ruled out for some reasons, maybe CCTV placed somewhere on that road that could rule out someone coming through that Way either in a car or on foot?
Those of you who has followed this case from the beginning - do you know if/where this has been discussed and point me to that thread? I’d like to learn more about this possibility.
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Not only that, but maybe, similar elements of the MOD? I looked through Shelbey Thornburgh case yesterday. Different circumstances, but he left the body.
When I was a teen (and pre-teen as well) hiking on trails and playing in wooded areas was very common behavior. One of my friends and I used to “trail blaze” (as we referred to it) and hike off the trails and outside the commonly used park areas. We would find our way through the woods, not content to stay on the marked trails.Having spent quite a bit of time in areas that afforded opportunities for hiking, I see nothing troubling about the girls' plan. I went to places like that trail system fairly often when I was Abby and Libby's age—without a dog and without any binoculars for bird watching. Going on a hike is an end in itself when you live or spend time in an area where hiking in a scenic area is a possibility.
Im still troubled by the girl's desire to go there to begin with. I know these are country girls, I get that ...but I just don't get it... and it bothers me...No dog to walk, bird watching? . no...and the kind of urgency around it..getting a ride, willing to stay only" so long"...and having to get picked up and dropped off .
just so odd how they seemed to be lingering at that end of the bridge as though they were waiting.
sorry it still bugs me ..and of course we really know nothing..mOO
He is not novice in killing, maybe, even planned kidnapping/killing for others.
Hi, I am rather new to this case and after Reading much about the facts and theories, there is one detail I have not been able to find much about.
The dirt or gravel road that runs below the bridge and right by the South end leading to one of the houses Close to the CS, wouldn’t that have been an obvious place for the killer to have a some sort of vehicle
I don't think this theory has been ruled out based on what is currently known (by us - perhaps LE have ruled it in or out but they haven't shared).
If elements of it are correct, it could explain some of LE's comments like, we think he's local because he had knowledge of how to get around that day. Sgt. Riley said this after the April 19th press conference. I would say that information on how close that road would bring you to the bridge would be info best known by locals (though perhaps not exclusively).
The only thing I would question is, if we theorize that he used the private road beneath the bridge to access the initial contact with the girls, how does the vehicle parked at the CPS building on the day of the crime factor in? LE said the time in question for that vehicle they were seeking was between noon and 5 pm if I recall correctly. Unless he parked there at some point after leaving the crime scene? But then that doesn't explain the time range LE cited.
The urgency?
Kelsi has stated that in Delphi there is not much for kids to do.
Most either hang out at the gas station or go to the trail that includes the Monon High Bridge.
It is common. There are no malls in town. Not much of a downtown area to keep kids interested in.
Libby was an excellent photographer, and that likely was part of it.
Since it was a day off from school, they may have anticipated that other kids would show up as well.
AMOO JMO MOO
^^ This absolutely; maybe a possibility, IMO.The case that to me seems a bit similar to Delphi (though the geographic location was very far away) is the murder of Alicia Hummel. She was attacked in an outdoor recreation area in 2015: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...AxAB&usg=AOvVaw3CmYom8X-J5CMvXiAKfZ2f&cf=1
Just thought I'd mention an arrest of someone from Hancock Co for child molestation. He was found in a small town in Missouri where some of us have been following the disappearance of an elderly woman.
Police say man accused of child molestation apprehended in Missouri | WTTV CBS4Indy
Highly unlikely its related, but just thought I would mention the perp and arrest since he committed his crimes in the general region of that part of IN.
What if the Bridge Guy is someone who took off after the crimes? What if he's someone who is comfortable traveling to small towns and doing his act to fit in with locals?