SherryDelane
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This website and how everyone works together to fit the pieces to the puzzle amazes me! Good work guys!
I just wanted to share my opinion on this case. I'm from Mississippi and was in the town of Batesville 2 months ago - it is a very small town that is predominantly African American. One of the things that I have noticed about Mississippi cases ( murder/missing persons) is that honestly I don't think enough effort, time, and fundings are put into them sadly. I don't know if the reason is due to lack of experience or maybe we aren't as equipped as most states when it comes to examining evidence. I say that because I know multiple people who have forensic degrees and can not find jobs in my state. I also say it because if you look into missing person cases in MS, there are many that could be solved in my opinion. Anyway, I'm not here to bash the investigators, but has anyone thought this could be drug related? It's rather interesting they interviewed a 31 year old black male acquaintance. Why is a 19 year old girl talking to a 31 year old man? He stated in his interview that he was only around her a few times. I don't know I just think it is more to her story than meets the eye. I'm from a small town in MS myself, and drugs are a real issue. Possibly she owed someone money for drugs, and they decided to set an example since she couldn't come up with the money. I don't see this being a sexual encounter due to the graphic details of the crime. I don't see someone trying to sleep with her, she doesn't allow it, then they decide to light her on fire? Maybe do some other heinous act to cause harm to her or kill her, but NOT pour a flammable liquid on her and set her on fire. Someone was really angry with her to do something this horrible. I just hope this isn't like your typical MS case that doesn't get solved. I will continue to check with you sleuthers, continue the good work!
I just wanted to share my opinion on this case. I'm from Mississippi and was in the town of Batesville 2 months ago - it is a very small town that is predominantly African American. One of the things that I have noticed about Mississippi cases ( murder/missing persons) is that honestly I don't think enough effort, time, and fundings are put into them sadly. I don't know if the reason is due to lack of experience or maybe we aren't as equipped as most states when it comes to examining evidence. I say that because I know multiple people who have forensic degrees and can not find jobs in my state. I also say it because if you look into missing person cases in MS, there are many that could be solved in my opinion. Anyway, I'm not here to bash the investigators, but has anyone thought this could be drug related? It's rather interesting they interviewed a 31 year old black male acquaintance. Why is a 19 year old girl talking to a 31 year old man? He stated in his interview that he was only around her a few times. I don't know I just think it is more to her story than meets the eye. I'm from a small town in MS myself, and drugs are a real issue. Possibly she owed someone money for drugs, and they decided to set an example since she couldn't come up with the money. I don't see this being a sexual encounter due to the graphic details of the crime. I don't see someone trying to sleep with her, she doesn't allow it, then they decide to light her on fire? Maybe do some other heinous act to cause harm to her or kill her, but NOT pour a flammable liquid on her and set her on fire. Someone was really angry with her to do something this horrible. I just hope this isn't like your typical MS case that doesn't get solved. I will continue to check with you sleuthers, continue the good work!