http://www.wcti12.com/news/30921194/detail.html
according to NH didn't he pick her up as well? wouldn't he know where she lives from picking her up as well??
Good catch! :waitasec: maybe she walked to the front of subdivision. i dont know! :seeya:
http://www.wcti12.com/news/30921194/detail.html
according to NH didn't he pick her up as well? wouldn't he know where she lives from picking her up as well??
Okay, I am going to ramble a bit here and just put what I am mulling over in my head out there for people to see.
First, If its true she told her mom she was spooked, how? That late at night? Unless something had spooked her earlier in the day and she spoke to her mom about it. I just cannot see how that fits in??? Hmmm....
Okay people keep mentioning the perp might have sent the text saying, "I am home safe". But how would the perp know who to send that text to? I mean envision it, if you took the phone from your victim, so sent a message to someone saying, "I am home safe" you would have to know who to send it to. Now if she knew the perp well, very well, then the perp might be privy to an earlier conversation she may have had with someone. For example, overheard her saying, "I will be fine Jane, don't worry about me" "Okay I will text you when I get home safe if that makes you feel better". Well then I can see the perp texting it. But if I had a victim and was going to text someone, I would text to someone who had a previous past text on the phone and say something like, "had a blast tonight, wish you were there". That way the time stamp would show I was fine at that time. The fact that it is an explicit text of "I am home safe" really throws me. (Jane is just a made up name using in example by the way).
Then I am thinking if that text was made, would it not have been premature. If she really never made it home, why would she text that she was home safe? Are we sure she never made it to her apt. that night?
Hmmm I just thought of something else, might be nothing, let me research...But that is my thinking right now.....
I agree there had to be something specific about this particular pond for LE to be dragging it and planning to go back tomorrow.
If you can say VOH910, in the discussions with Nick you observed - did he say anything about that pond or area or that he was near there on Saturday during the day or afternoon? Did he say anything about what he was doing on Saturday or Sunday?
What sort of girls does Nick think are pretty? Is it a variety, or does he have a discernible 'type'?
As far as living behind a bar,y'all, he probably has a hard time finding work because of his conviction and jail time. My (alcoholic) handyman lives in someone's big ole shed near here. He's a nice guy, just unemployed and stuff.
I had to get back up. Can't keep my mind off the fact that it was Saturday that either the friend request was sent or recieved. How coincidental is that? Wondering if the DJ knew that the person taking Kelli home was a sex offender, and also along those lines, wondering if she didn't text Kelli during that ride home and that's what spooked her.
Okay, I am going to ramble a bit here and just put what I am mulling over in my head out there for people to see.
First, If its true she told her mom she was spooked, how? That late at night? Unless something had spooked her earlier in the day and she spoke to her mom about it. I just cannot see how that fits in??? Hmmm....
Okay people keep mentioning the perp might have sent the text saying, "I am home safe". But how would the perp know who to send that text to? I mean envision it, if you took the phone from your victim, so sent a message to someone saying, "I am home safe" you would have to know who to send it to. Now if she knew the perp well, very well, then the perp might be privy to an earlier conversation she may have had with someone. For example, overheard her saying, "I will be fine Jane, don't worry about me" "Okay I will text you when I get home safe if that makes you feel better". Well then I can see the perp texting it. But if I had a victim and was going to text someone, I would text to someone who had a previous past text on the phone and say something like, "had a blast tonight, wish you were there". That way the time stamp would show I was fine at that time. The fact that it is an explicit text of "I am home safe" really throws me. (Jane is just a made up name using in example by the way).
Then I am thinking if that text was made, would it not have been premature. If she really never made it home, why would she text that she was home safe? Are we sure she never made it to her apt. that night?
Hmmm I just thought of something else, might be nothing, let me research...But that is my thinking right now.....
I wish I could see the comments on her facebook page. VOH910... Were the specific comments posted Saturday? I wonder if it is her phone they are searching the pond for.
It's not uncommon to ask a friend to text when they get home to make sure they got there safe. I do it with my male and female friends regardless of they have been drinking or not, are going home alone or not, or regardless of time of day. Car accidents happen all to frequently.
Is that pond a fishing/swimming type place?
You probably can't answer this...but I am going to ask anyway. Did Kelli, by any chance, send you the text that she was home safe?
I cannot answer about the pond or my conversation with him. I can tell you I did see him at Froggy Bottoms on Saturday during the day.