Pictures of the bikes, scroll down midpage:
http://webcache.googleusercontent.c...ient=opera&source=www.google.com#.Tle1y29CCcY
http://webcache.googleusercontent.c...ient=opera&source=www.google.com#.Tle1y29CCcY
Pictures of the bikes, scroll down midpage:
http://webcache.googleusercontent.c...ient=opera&source=www.google.com#.Tle1y29CCcY
Pictures of the bikes, scroll down midpage:
http://webcache.googleusercontent.c...ient=opera&source=www.google.com#.Tle1y29CCcY
This is also a good discussion that puts a bit of a damper on the manhole theory... Or at least the rebar patterns. I knew I had read this discussion somewhere before but just couldn't remember which forum it was in.
IIRC, yes. I'd check, but I can't seem to get on the BB right now.
I'm just trying to imagine your theory CR. If he had tried to put the jeans on Stevie, but found it too difficult so he decides to undress the other boys, wouldnt the jeans be unbuttoned/zipped? I'm not trying to be nit picky and I realize you may have the theory right, while maybe not some of the details, but I was just trying to visualize this in my head. Thanks for the info!
What if TH went out looking for them and chased them down with the car. Maybe he got close enough to the bikes just to scare them and the kids overreacted and fell head over handlebars and landed somewhere hard. He panicked thought the kids were dead and decided to hide them so he wouldnt have to admit what happened.
did'nt TH say in the Pasdar interview that the night the boys went missing was the first night he ever meet MB or am I wrong..I could have sworn I read that somewhere!
There were a few opinions about this as well. I don't believe it for a minute. Small town, boys were friends, etc...
Listen to this telephone conversation between TH and JMB. It is the first 'video' of a series of three videos, all found on Youtube. It takes place 14 years after the murders. I think just after news that additional evidence had been discovered (possibly the DNA?).
Lots of little interesting little tidbits, but there is one part I find particularly interesting. It seems they are trying to reassure each other that they won't be 'found out', even as at least one (JMB?) of them must know they are being recorded. I'll transcribe this one portion, that starts at 2:24.
~TH: They are trying to play me and you right now, hoping to get a rise out of us. Which I ain't going to give them the thrill.
Hey, Mark-
~JMB: I'm trying to stay calm.
~TH: Huh?
~JMB: I'm trying to stay calm.
~TH: Hey- You're trying to?
~JMB: I, I think I'm doing a pretty good job.
~TH: Hell, yeah. You ain't, I mean, if, if there was anything to worry about, it wouldn't take the State fourteen years to figure it out. We ain't, we ain't done nothing wrong. I sure ain't.
~JMB: I know I haven't done anything.......
It continues from there, I am just a terribly slow 'transcriber', so I'll let you listen to the rest:
Mark Byers Talking to Terry Hobbs (1 of 3) - YouTube
He can't remember what car he was driving at the time of what had to be one of the most unforgettable nights of his life- the night he says he drove around looking for his missing stepson, who was found, along with two other little boys, murdered the next day? Could you really forget what car you owned and were driving at that time?
Does anyone else think it's strange that he can remember where he bought the car ("City Motors, right here in West Memphis") but doesn't remember what color the car was? ("Umm, umm, maybe blue. I'm just guessing").
Also, he admits to having two cars at that time (along with maybe a truck), but even though the officer asks twice what type of cars they are, TH only gives information about one. What about the other car? The officer doesn't seem to catch that TH still hasn't answered the question about the second car, and lets this line of questioning drop.
Here is the video below. The exchange starts at 8:40. (Note that just as TH starts to answer the first question, he touches his nose, which is supposedly a classic indication that someone is about to lie).
Terry Hobbs Speaks Part 1 - YouTube