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I put my thinking cap on and came up with how I ran across new (to me) info about Nick Holbert.
The sources are comments within another public crime blog though, so I can't link or provide proof the info is fact.
I believe there's probably truth there regarding NH though.
When searching for information about this guy, Merle Shamblin ~
Merle Shamblin is a truck driver out of Florida who was stopped at the Canadian border on April 19.
He may have been in Fayetteville the weekend Kelli disappeared. When they stopped him at the border, they found child *advertiser censored* on his computer.
http://www.wwnytv.com/news/local/Florida-Trucker--148549885.html
MS is incarcerated now. In September 2012, he pled guilty to child *advertiser censored* - he was sentenced to only five years.
http://offender.fdle.state.fl.us/offender/flyer.do?personId=80614
Remember when LE made a statement that they think NH knows more about what happened to Kelli?
This MS guy gives new meaning to their statement.
I'm wondering if a big rig was parked outside of Froggies on Friday night.
If so, it may fit with LE's request if peeps noticed anything normal but a little out of place along Ramsey Street that night.
Do child sex offenders have a club? Do they know each other and know where to stop to wet their whistles among friends?
Anyway, one thing led to another, and I ran across the claims made against NH on another site.
NH is listed as an aggravated sex offender involving a minor. I hadn't given much thought about what conditions call for the term 'aggravated' (to make worse) before.
Anything related to child abuse falls into that category to me. What could be worse than intentially, physically or otherwise, hurting a child? When you see possible scenarios typed out, you realize there are degrees within bad acts.
If Kelli is a victim of a random perp, look at the fallout her disappearance has caused several other men.
It's an eye-opener to learn how many serious law breakers there are who live undetected for long periods of time.
Why wouldn't we doubt their words?