Dr.Strangelove
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We dont know yet. There may very well be no foul play.Sort of like when LE stated for months "No Foul Play." How did that work out?
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We dont know yet. There may very well be no foul play.Sort of like when LE stated for months "No Foul Play." How did that work out?
What would that accomplish? Why would they want people to think it was on a different street? IMO it's more likely a technical error then intentional miss direction.Or when Snapp said Toni was pulled over on 20th and Burlington. Yet the video shows them on 26th and Burlington. Yep. I fully trust the propaganda machine at KCPD.
Toxicology usually takes 6-8 weeks, if not longer...
Am I wrong there was a 5:53am incoming text?
Fatigue, bad weather lends itself to the possibility of a traffic accident, like running off the roadway, said Sgt. Ben Caldwell, a supervisor with the Police Departments missing persons, cold case section. That is still probably our strongest possibility at this point.
The second theory is that Anderson was the victim of foul play. Police will investigate that possibility until they learn otherwise, as is standard in missing persons probes.
There is nothing to indicate that there was foul play, but we are treating it as if it was foul play until we learn something differently, he said.
But the crash theory is the most logical and makes the most sense based on the evidence police have amassed so far, Caldwell said.
Read more here: http://www.kansas.com/news/local/crime/article136674533.html
I'm struggling to figure out how Liz Anderson went so quickly from this (right as car was being pulled out on March 10):
http://www.kansas.com/news/local/article137853908.html
We just got the news theres a body in her car, Liz Anderson said Friday, sobbing, as she spoke on her cellphone. There is somebody inside....I just dont know how she got there, Liz Anderson said of her daughter, a 2014 graduate of Wichita East High School. It doesnt make sense, one bit.
to this (March 13):
http://www.kctv5.com/story/34736945...-closure-after-her-2-month-long-disappearance
"Family members believe Anderson got turned around and frazzled after being pulled over by an officer and ended up in Parkville where she pulled into Platte Landing Park. There, she drove onto a boat launch that was icy and her car slid into the river."
Between those statements, this one appeared (March 12):
http://www.kwch.com/content/news/LIVESTREAM--415923043.html
"KCTV-5 reports that police believe Toni got turned around and frazzled after being pulled over and ended up in Parkville, Mo. where she pulled into a park. There, police believe she drove onto a boat launch that was icy and her car slid into the river."
It sounds like over the weekend of March 10-12, Toni being in that park and/or in the river went from making no sense to the Andersons to matching up with that premature (in my opinion) police statement about Toni just getting "frazzled" and "turned around" and driving off an icy boat ramp in a remote park after what seemed to be a rather quick and non-traumatic traffic stop. The Andersons also apparently were told (or otherwise convinced themselves to believe) that weekend that Toni's body was fully clothed and in perfect condition outside of that pesky, visible bruise (caused, of course, by the insurance tracking device). This is also the time period where the police were telling media that the case was still open. The medical examiner would not have had time to do a thorough exam and report yet.
The way information has come out and not come out in this case has been so frustrating. I'm not sure if this is normal or not.
What would that accomplish? Why would they want people to think it was on a different street? IMO it's more likely a technical error then intentional miss direction.
Out as in "sent out"? Or results
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It wasn't called in, so I think they were going off of police officers memory of the incident. Which would explain the initial information being incorrect.
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How do you know this information? What is the source?
There are SO many families of missing ones that would give anything for the kind of media attention and help from LE in this case. Getting river searches like ordering a pizza and not appreciating the help given putting themselves in harms way to give that help is galling to me.
Given the circumstances both the cause and manner of death may be ruled inconclusive leaving an open case for years as many have. Not being next of kin gives no responsibility to tell anyone anything. That's not "propaganda" that's just the way it is.
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Do we KNOW it wasn't called in? The scanner traffic for that time period was pulled, as is customary in many open investigations. So how do we know her plate number was not called in? In todays climate of LE traffic stops officers and dispatch KNOW who they are getting ready to encounter in the stops. It's SOP these days. Instead of pointing fingers at LE why are we not digging into why she was in that park at that hour in the first place?
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So the going theory is that Toni slid down the ramp into the water in an effort to catch a water Pokémon? Seriously?
Not pointing fingers at LE we are asking questions to clarify. There's been so much misleading information.
So the going theory is that Toni slid down the ramp into the water in an effort to catch a water Pokémon? Seriously?
So the going theory is that Toni slid down the ramp into the water in an effort to catch a water Pokémon? Seriously?