ArtChick83
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I actually read that they have used drones for the search.
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Anything is possible. Is this just speculation or have you learned something that leads you to believe that is the case?I still believe that something went wrong at the home on Phyllis ave. I don't think he left to walk home. The clothes could have been discarded by someone from the party.
Or even worse- synthetic marijuana. People get MESSED up from that stuff. All it would take is one puff.
<mod snip> On a side note one, does anyone else think it seems weird that there's no public Facebook page for Mike - created by his friends or family?
And why would a friend allow that with or without knowledge of drug use? Someone knows something. Might explain how the reporting has shown little shock and grief from peers, if not, friends. IMO, a person missing from a party I attended would cause me emotional turmoil. IMO, even a missing pet sends people into overdrive with theories, searches and information. MOO
Blythe, I live here in Franklin and I've never seen anything like this. The community has come together and are doing whatever is needed. Nobody thinks foul play is involved. I don't think that's crossed anybody's mind since the police don't think foul played is involved either. You have NO idea what us parents are going through here! There isn't one of us who wouldn't be out there searching, too, if the police would allow us to. The community is delivering water, gatorade, granola bars, pizza, bug spray, sun screen....whatever the searchers need. The police had to ask everyone to stop because they have so much. There is nothing the community wouldn't do to bring that boy home to his parents, so don't judge based upon what little the media has shown you.
What I've been wondering, is about the backtracking. Did he realize he went the wrong way and then try to head back the way he came, across the marsh? I live a couple miles from where this is all taking place and we own 80 acres of land abutting the large state forest, just across 140 from Maple St. I keep thinking, he's young and healthy. If he fell and struck his head, becoming disoriented, he still could have walked much further than the mile radius they are searching. There is so much forest and wetland here that he could be lost in!
What struck me re hypothermia is that it was reported yesterday that Michael's shirt and shoe were found fairly close to Phyllis Lane. A map had the location marked in what looks like a back yard or wooded area behind a Phyllis Lane home. Unless the report/map is not accurate, odd.
The homeowners, presumably parents, would be liable for underage drinking and consequences.
Speaking to the fact that all of the party goers were heavily intoxicated, which JMO I would doubt, that means the likely underage drivers were driving drunk. It also means that such information was held back. At the very least, IMO, people are not forthcoming.
As mentioned, clothes being strewn about seems like paradoxical undressing from hypothermia onset. This doesn't look good.