gregjrichards
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There are similarities. I wish we knew if the witness has been shown photos of persons of interest and ruled them out.
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There are similarities. I wish we knew if the witness has been shown photos of persons of interest and ruled them out.
One thing about the presser that actually was surprising to me, was that they did NOT mention the award amount.
Why wouldn't they want the media to have that highlighted? I'm sure (well, not really, but would expect!) the FBI also is involved with this presser behind the scenes, and would have told them to reinforce the award of.. ? it's up to $230,000.00???
And, his eyes are not blue. BTW, is he smirking?
Facial hair is reddish-brown
Also, a question in regards to this case. Is it normal for Websleuths to shut down a thread until there is more information. This is the first I have seen of it.
I was struck by this comment: "It took a little bit, people are scared, they are afraid to be recognized by the subject, so, it just takes a while for these things to happen."Maybe LE is surmising that the persons(s) who know the perp aren't reporting what they know for other reasons. Could be a sense of denial that the friend, relative, co-worker, etc. couldn't possibly be the perp. If it's strong psychological denial keeping a witness silent, perhaps no amount of money will convince them to do the right thing. But putting out a detailed drawing and physical description might be enough to get through to them.
I'm 100% convinced someone out there knows who this is. They just have to come forward and face facts, as difficult as it might be.
Also, a question in regards to this case. Is it normal for Websleuths to shut down a thread until there is more information. This is the first I have seen of it.
Positive this is BW's pininterest.
https://www.pinterest.com/whitacrebrandon/pins/
I was struck by this comment: "It took a little bit, people are scared, they are afraid to be recognized by the subject, so, it just takes a while for these things to happen."
That sounds to me like the subject might be known to be dangerous.
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There are similarities. I wish we knew if the witness has been shown photos of persons of interest and ruled them out.
I was struck by this comment: "It took a little bit, people are scared, they are afraid to be recognized by the subject, so, it just takes a while for these things to happen."
That sounds to me like the subject might be known to be dangerous.
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Am I the only one struggling to figure out how tips from the public led to this?
The only thing I can think of is a witness came forward, with a very good memory? Maybe they had been overseas, idk I'm struggling with that too kadoobs
Did they say somewhere there that day helped with the sketch? Is that what I understood???
Didn't a woman come forward at the beginning that said she saw a man and a couple on the trail that day?
IMO, I don't think it's him. The neckline is off, the nose is too narrow on BW and the beard is too full.
JMO, he looks too thin. BW seems to have a runner's build. The perp in the crime scene photo doesn't look like a runner to me, but I could be wrong.
I wonder if one of the witnesses who eventually came forward knows or is at least acquainted with the man who they suspect to be BG. Thus maybe more fearful about coming forward.