monkeypants
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No one ever said if Abigail had a cell phone.Did she?
Her parents said she did not
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No one ever said if Abigail had a cell phone.Did she?
I hope this is a funny story.
The night they were recovering Jessica Ridgway's body (and that was a nightmare with my eyes open), I was home alone. I live in a suburban area where the houses aren't real isolated but they aren't real close together. And my house backs up to the woods. It was late, past midnight. I had locked and checked all the windows and doors a couple of times.
And all of a sudden the house went BANG! like something big had hit the wall.
And then it went BANG! BANG! again.
Damn I jumped. Surprised there's not still a carbuff-shaped print on the ceiling. I thought the killer was about to come in and get me. I ran upstairs and locked myself in the bedroom with my cell phone trying to decided whether to call 911.
That's when one of the neighbors called, asking if I felt the earthquake.
Earthquake? We don't get those around here. It's not California![]()
I felt very foolish. But I still didn't unlock the bedroom until morning.
Has the park been re-opened? Maybe somebody found something relevant. Er, germane.
A few interesting items in this article:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ls-photographed-recorded-double-murderer.html
not sure how accurate it is, but it does say 'their phones' and not "phone'
A few interesting items in this article:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ls-photographed-recorded-double-murderer.html
not sure how accurate it is, but it does say 'their phones' and not "phone'
Ok so I've been thinking about LE saying they don't believe the murder to be a chance encounter, but have no evidence yet to an internet tie. So, I'm now wondering if the evidence to make them think this wasn't a chance encounter must have been something left behind by the killer or how they were killed. Rope, ties, maybe the weapon or manner of death. The police seem deeply disturbed by this murder, so I guess I'm thinking it was extremely brutal. Tying them up would be a good way to control 2 girls at the same time.
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Has the park been re-opened? Maybe somebody found something relevant. Er, germane.
As has been mentioned here 450,000 times there is no hat.
As has been mentioned here 450,000 times there is no hat.
With all due respect, LE has not said whether the man was wearing a hat or not, or whether the hood on his hoodie was up or down.
http://www.in.gov/isp/delphi.htm
I happen to see a camo baseball cap and a hoodie with the hood down. (Except in that inverted photo someone posted, and in that photo it does look like a hood is up).
This is all my opinion, and I'm not claiming it to be fact.
Seriously that was a scary night abt Jessica.
But :floorlaugh: I think I remember it. Didn't feel a thing. I hope you had the ceiling checked by an engineer.
And what could still be available and uncontaminated 9 days later?
Quoting directly from the article
"The photograph appears to depict a white male wearing blue jeans, a blue coat/jacket, and a hoodie"
Hoodie is mentioned. No hat is mentioned. So I don't know why this hat thing keeps being mentioned. I am not even typing the word hat once more.
This is the second time they went back to the crime scene. I wonder what prompts these visits. The area was released back to the owner just a day after they found the girls, so anything they find there now (if they went to find something) would be questionable as evidence.
Soil sample is really the only thing I can come up with. Or take more photos to study the layout and his likely path through the trees?
[h=1]Citizen Sleuths Spring Into Action in Indiana Murder Mystery as Reward Reaches $50G[/h] by Inside Edition 3:58 PM EST, February 23, 2017
America is a nation of detectives as everyday citizens attempt to identify a suspect featured in cell phone video of the two murdered teens in Indiana.
People in the town of Delphi — population 3,000 — say they refuse to believe the suspect is one of their own.
"We hear that muffled: 'down the hill, down the hill' — Why was it muffled?" Grace told ABC News. "Because I think she put it in her pocket. Now they are only releasing a portion of it, why? It could be an attack on the girls. It could even be their murders that they are not releasing to spare the families. But there's more proof on that video!"
A source familiar with the investigation described the full cell phone recording as "the stuff of nightmares."
An additional idea centers on whether the killer was recently released from prison.
Veteran New York Homicide Detective Sergeant Joe Giacalone is following the case
"I don't think this is the first time he has done something like this," he told Inside Edition. "He was following them for a while and I think that's why she was able to snatch this picture because if you notice he's looking down he's not even paying attention. She realized maybe there's something wrong and she snapped this blurry video.”