Thx for finding this picture Sasquatch321....as I said before...it is Very interesting. It demonstrates the inherent risk + brazenness of the abductor. I realize the photographer is elevated and using a zoom lens....but even so, there is an obvious rise in the elevation of the landscape and one cannot see beyond the 'hill'(looking North). The boys were told to place their bikes in the ditch near the mailbox on the left(west). The abductor, while questioning the boys, would be vulnerable to the possibility of a car approaching from the north-I would assume that with the darkness of that night that he would have noticed the oncoming glow of headlights over that hill....but even so, that would not allow much time for an explanation on his part should this occur. My point is that the abductor must have had pre-knowledge of where Jacob + Trevor lived. That pre-knowledge could have been historic or immediate. If historic, then he would have been very local and known from experience Jacob's place of residence. If immediate, then he either would have had to have seen the boys coming from the south very very near the abduction spot OR had seen them later in their trip but still KNEW where Jacob lived. In any case, the focus of the perp is on the crossroads of 91st + Rassier's driveway.
