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That’s an ammo box? Thank you, I had no clue! MOO
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She lists all the things they've found. Yikes. Why weren't these things found by police in their searches? Or if they were found and they concluded they were unrelated, why didn't they just remove them? I know it's a park and things like toys and kids shoes probably end up there a lot. But seems strange to leave them there.
[emoji44] scary!Old red blanket
Ammo box with toys
Clear container with toys
(Wedged in tree?)
A child's shoe
And
2 possible gravesites.
Toys in an ammo box? At quick glance they looked like baby/young toddler toys vs. toys that would belong to a 5 year old. Geocache maybe? Too much of a stretch?
Yes, it mentioned it in the video plus I recognized it as a small amount box. Those are sometimes used by the geocaching folks apparently.
https://twitter.com/kansaslily/status/968229638177804288 This is interesting.
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https://twitter.com/kansaslily/status/968229638177804288 This is interesting.
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https://twitter.com/kansaslily/status/968229638177804288 This is interesting.
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Type in Sedgwick County Jail
Then there is a list....I chose, Current Jail Inmate Search
Type in Emily Glass.....
She is NOT there, but she was about an hour ago when I searched. Either she made bail or the system is updating.
Actually, if I knew where they were found I could look the coordinates up and verify that is what they are. The cache owner could be contacted directly to verify from the pictures.
How close do you need the coordinates to be? Im guessing we cant do a broad search of the entire park
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rsbm
But then again, I don't think I could prove that point. I could never take my child out into a search like that, for fear of seeing something and scarring them for the rest of their lives. Ergh.
As far as the father of EG's children, this is a good link:
http://www.kansas.com/news/local/crime/article201898009.html
"A Butler County judge in October allowed Glass to have unsupervised visits with her own two sons but kept custody with the boys father."
"Before that, on June 25, 2014, the father of the boys, then living in Butler County, requested sole custody because of what he called Glass continuous instability.In his affidavit, the father said Glass has exhibited some past erratic and unpredictable behavior where she has physically assaulted me while I held the children She has made decisions that concern me for the care of the children at this time and until things stabilize for her.
He said that around that time she had dated two men in relationships that involved physical altercations, causing him to fear for her and his sons.