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For those who have been around for
Other missing person cases... Is this normal?
Only when LE knows more than we do, and don't have a purpose for keeping that line open for calls all day and night.
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For those who have been around for
Other missing person cases... Is this normal?
Originally Posted by chicken fried
Sorry - read you wrong. We just went in a circle. Let's keep it simple - my theory is that those trucks are near the Pilot Channel launch. Is that your opinion?
I'm starting to think so as well based on last pic I posted a few posts back.Originally Posted by HouDat
Yes it is.
Interesting.................
That's the theory. If he took the trouble to dump the bike all the way up there by boat, he likely took something else. Easier than digging a hole or dragging a bag through a swamp.
As to why a perp in a boat would not have taken it further downstream past the bridge - that just makes it a longer trip.... if he thought no one could see him, and thought the bike would sink right to the bottom, then going past the last camp on the left but not approaching the bridge would do fine.
All this is conjecture, of course.
Whiskey River is a bar/dance hall on the west levee south of Henderson.
It looks like there are a dozen or more spots along the Henderson levee he could put a boat it. He wouldn't have to use Butte La Rose. It would take him longer to Whiskey Bay, but it would be more discrete.
Only when LE knows more than we do, and don't have a purpose for keeping that line open for calls all day and night.
If the bike was dropped by car, the perp could be anywhere. If the bike was dropped by boat, the perp is almost certainly local.
My question is, how did he get to that camp? And if so, then he had to know it intimately.
That's the theory. If he took the trouble to dump the bike all the way up there by boat, he likely took something else. Easier than digging a hole or dragging a bag through a swamp.
It would be interesting to know what sort of video footage there is from the Henderso and Butte La Rose area. Maybe some of the boat docks along the levee have cameras too. They are isolated, so useful for thefts. Anybody out with a boat on that Saturday morning would warrant a looksie. A Z-71 pulling a boat at dawn on that weekend would ring alarm bells for me. Boat launch or convenience store video might actually catch the driver outside the vehicle.
I wonder if the police have considered this option? You would think so, given the bike being found in Whiskey Bay. But maybe not.
LE believes the bicycle was put there on the morning Mickey disappeared. They also collected other undisclosed items at the scene and also observed tire marks.
It sounds like a rushed job by the Unsub. If you were local and had a boat and a bit of time wouldn't you take the bike apart and cut it into smaller pieces with a hacksaw and deposit those pieces here and there along the waterways?
LE believes the bicycle was put there on the morning Mickey disappeared. They also collected other undisclosed items at the scene and also observed tire marks.
It sounds like a rushed job by the Unsub. If you were local and had a boat and a bit of time wouldn't you take the bike apart and cut it into smaller pieces with a hacksaw and deposit those pieces here and there along the waterways?
Interesting.................
Yes it is.
Glad you clarified the Butte la Rose boat launch you were referring to lol ... I was scratching my head thinking that would be quite a trip from the I-10 launch.Yeah, you are right. But it would make for a lot harder boat trip. Butte la Rose makes it nice and easy.
And by Butte la Rose, I mean the public town launch - not at the Visitor Center on I-10. No launch there.