MistyWaters
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Upstream there is a post about an accident he had in Jan 2017.
On his facebook page he is drawing a face in an inch snow on the hood of a reddish car - possibly his.
MOO I am assuming as reported that they came together to after work, assuming the company runs regular shifts they would have gotten off at 7am. Its a 7 minute drive from Arconic to TJs Apartment.
Arconic is where TJs instagram says he worked.
GF called police at 8:05am and reported TJ was in her and RMs apartment and RM missing, RMs apartment is a 5 minute drive from TJs apartment.
Police were out looking for RM and at TJs complex by 8:30am.
A witness saw RM at TRJ's apartment that morning. And thank heavens they did, because that sighting is probably the reason police were able to get a warrant. I believe the witness also said there was no sounds of a fight, but I will have to look back the articles more.
Lafayette man killed, found in suspect's apartment
Great post.Hiya ROSES! From FBI agent Massa...things people should be looking for:
"Even behavioral changes occurring shortly after February 13, 2017:
Police say don’t ever feel bad about reporting odd behavior."
- Someone who developed a different sleep pattern
- Started abusing drugs or alcohol
- Has become anxious or irritable
- Someone who has followed this case to an extreme
- A person who has ongoing conversations about where they were February 13th
- Someone who has visited the location where the girls were murdered
- Someone who has taken photographs around the trail and bridge
Snapchat murders missing girls from Delphi
I'm going to take a wild guess and say a few of the items mentioned above could apply to anyone in a psychological crisis. And a few could also apply to another ongoing case. Color me confused!!
MOO felony booked at 1am Thursday - Longest possible time for DNA -- 3 days
The odds of two murderers from Delphi in such a short time is very scary. It is also scary to look at his FB friends and see some who have been accused on unfounded grounds of being involved in the double homicides of (I find something uncanny about it all). On the other hand I could see how experiencing the ripple effect of a double murder in ones small town might significantly impact any teen, let alone one who was already trying to escape reality and later did so through drug use.
Have we been wrong this whole time? I feel so uncomfortable and disturbed.
None of this seems to fit. And so it may
ETA: also friends with family of one of the girls. If this is against TOS I apologize and please remove
I want him to be ruled out just so I don’t entertain this. Because it seems absolutely absurdist of me.
Wow this kid is a whole bunch of interesting. Never going to Delphi or Lafayette. Too many dead people.
Yes I did but couldn't make it out. I listened many times. The one where the guy throws the plastic bottle at him?Sorry about the car and snow picture not being TJ in the TJ instagram page. I see that now.
Did you play the video post at the mid-bottom of the page? Apparently TJ is videoing a friend, and asks him to repeat something.
Also a mistake -
Booking was 1am Friday morning.
The idea of there being 2 murderers in a small town is scary, but IMO not unusual. I'm not going to imply that he is on any medication (prescribed or otherwise), but drugs have taken over the whole eastern part of my state and we're seeing a rise in certain kinds of crimes. We have at least one murder in my small town (smaller than Delphi) a year. Most of the murders are either peer or family related, not strangers. People either high on something and become paranoid and/or agitated or they're jonesing and looking for money. There was even a teenage boy who recently killed his grandmother because he was going through withdrawal and convinced that she had pills and was holding out on him. My MOO is that some of these people are not taking the drugs for the fun of it, but because they start out by self medicating. There are so many underlying conditions that can lead to drug abuse; some go misdiagnosed while others are not treated properly.
I don't want to give a name because my family would kill ME if they got doxxed, but we actually had someone in our family get murdered in Delphi several years ago. A kind of "in the moment" thing and that can be chalked up to a combination of jealousy, anger, and paranoia brought on by some uppers.
I have no opinion on whether this person is connected to any other high-profile cases, but my gut says he isn't-that this was just a sad, senseless crime that's left behind a lot of victims.
I thought the last murder actually in Delphi was 20 odd years ago based on their statistics and the perp hung himself IIRC. Then a guy who confessed to another murder while being interviewed about the Delphi murders so that's not really many for a period of about 22 years. I can understand LE being overwhelmed by recent developments. MOO.
I didn't say anything about LE not being "overwhelmed". I very much agree that they are.
Not all crimes get the same amount of media coverage, nor do all get the same amount of attention that others do. And sometimes, after the ME finishes, the coding of the COD results in skewed statistics. This can throw off "murder" rates for an area. The biggest murder my town has ever seen, the murder of a 14yo who was literally beheaded, doesn't have a single MSM report about her online.
My point remains. Delphi is not any more dangerous than most any other small town. There's no reason to fear going there.
I didn't say anything about LE not being "overwhelmed". I very much agree that they are.
Not all crimes get the same amount of media coverage, nor do all get the same amount of attention that others do. And sometimes, after the ME finishes, the coding of the COD results in skewed statistics. This can throw off "murder" rates for an area. The biggest murder my town has ever seen, the murder of a 14yo who was literally beheaded, doesn't have a single MSM report about her online.
My point remains. Delphi is not any more dangerous than most any other small town. There's no reason to fear going there.
We have relatives in Elkhart. I know it’s not everywhere.
I know you didn't originally mention LE but my point was only so few murders/murderers for so long in Delphi then suddenly 3 or 4 that's all I was commenting about. We had a murder (drug induced imo) just 7 miles away committed by the son of someone we knew, but it did not make me fearful of the area, as it was personal.
I can't take it any more BOXER....what does DBM stand for: Don't Bother Me? David Buys Milk?