Eileen730
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Last I read the "bf" was her "fiancee" and also her "baby-daddy"
didn't they say the ex bf was cleared also? sorry Im just catching up!
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Last I read the "bf" was her "fiancee" and also her "baby-daddy"
Her BF and baby daddy was cleared. Her EX BF was cleared right?
Was there a new BF in the picture?
link? I'm being picky about the point about the cell phone because another report is that the cell phone was with J's fiance. In other words, Jessica didn't have a cell phone with her that night.
What's the truth? :waitasec:
adding ~ I recall it was her purse and keys still on the counter.
didn't they say the ex bf was cleared also? sorry Im just catching up!
She was working alone without even a cell phone? Yikes, if so...
Why did he abduct her while the station was OPEN? Why not abduct her after the station closed?
Hmmm...maybe she parks her car out front? So when the store was closed, she'd be more visible, walking to her car. I'm not clear where her car was parked...
So many aspects of this case are just a complete disregard for safety on the world we live in. It makes no sense. How could the fiancé allow her to be exposed to that danger on a nightly basis? I don't get it.
Her fiance is the father of her son. I datest the term baby daddy. It's disrespectful. IMO
I used to work night shift,and I also live in a small town. Compared to my home-town Warren/Detroit this place is like suburbia. It's easy to get complacent and think like "nothings going to happen to me." Lately, I've been thinking how lucky I am, and have started locking my doors at night. I think this situation has changed me a bit.
So many aspects of this case are just a complete disregard for safety on the world we live in. It makes no sense. How could the fiancé allow her to be exposed to that danger on a nightly basis? I don't get it.
The cash drawer being out is a disturbing detail. Does anyone know if it was actually 'out' as in 'out in the open' or 'on the counter', or was it 'out' as in 'still in the cash register and not put away for the night'.
I go with the theory that she went out to 'help' him because her family says she is someone who would willingly help someone.
She seems very responsible and I too have a hard time thinking she rushed out leaving cash out in the open.
Another theory would be that he physically dragged her out of the store.... I do not believe it happened that way, though. I don't think a physical confrontation happened in the store.
Someone (I believe it was Wondergirl) brought up an interesting point:
Why did he abduct her while the station was OPEN? Why not abduct her after the station closed?
The only reason I can think of is that women are more aware of their surroundings in a dark, secluded parking lot. Jessica would have had her guard up. Abducting her while the station is open would have allowed the perp to be a 'normal customer' and thus Jessica wouldn't have been on guard against 'strangers' so to speak.
No woman nor man should be left alone at night in gas stations.
JMO
I drove over and checked out the Airport Rd area the other day and was wondering about the gas station cameras myself. The only things I could come up with were that either the Jack's cameras were not pointed out far enough to catch street traffic, or the van turned left on Airport Rd so that it would not be seen by them. That Shell is so small that I didn't really think to take their camera's into consideration. I'll go back over there this weekend and see if I can tell anything.
Oh so sorry!
I just see it used often!
the baby's father! How old is the baby?
BBM police said the cash drawer was on the counter. I don't have the link, but it's back in one of the earlier threads.
The problem with all of us trying to think like the perp is that we will never think like a perp. Each one is different for one thing, and also we are (for the most part ;-) normal, mentally healthy people. What makes no sense to us might seem brilliant to him. He will think of scenerios that would never cross our minds. I think this is the reason there are so many unsolved crimes. It's too hard to get into someone else's head, especially someone so completely off their rocker.
I have found myself trying to think like this kidnapper over the last week and not only is it really hard to do, it is pretty disturbing as well. This is one reason why I wish we knew if an FBI profiler has been asked to help. That little interview the NSPD chief did today was a far cry from the press conference that is needed to set some of these things straight.
The cash drawer being on the counter and the door open is the reason I think she was being robbed . Just because there was 20 mins between the last customer to the man that called 911 does not mean the guy didn't come in just beofre the 911 guy. Her cash would not be on that counter, JMO
Their son is 3. If I'm not mistaken there have been questions about if she was wearing her engagement ring.
BBM police said the cash drawer was on the counter. I don't have the link, but it's back in one of the earlier threads.
She was being robbed, yet nothing was taken except her? Sorry, not following.
So many aspects of this case are just a complete disregard for safety on the world we live in. It makes no sense. How could the fiancé allow her to be exposed to that danger on a nightly basis? I don't get it.