IBsleuthin
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From the above link:
What's your point.
From the above link:
What's your point.
I am not making a point. Your post offered a reminder that Cory Mead had indeed given an interview; I found this reminder useful and expanded on it by posting the contents of said interview from the linked article.
I've read a lot of mention on here of, "I highly doubt anyone is going to give an interview..."
To that end I offer this:
"In an interview Monday, the recipient of the tweet, Cody Mead, also an NDSU student, said Bearson and "Jake" found a ride to Mead's house in north Fargo after that tweet.
http://www.sctimes.com/story/news/l...dsu-sartell-high-school-tom-bearson/16053665/
:goodpost:That interview was given before he was found dead. He was just a missing person at that time.
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Well, since you liked it, I'll expand. What they said in that interview was---TB was at a party with us and left at around 3:40am and we don't know who he left with or where he went. For all anyone knew, he had continued to party with some other people, perhaps had passed out, and was nursing a hang over somewhere, not knowing anyone was looking for him .And his party buddies knew nothing more. But once his body was found and there were more questions for these people he was hanging out with that night, they didn't have anything more to say, some hired attorneys, and one deleted his twitter acct.
Since he gave the information he did have in an interview before TB was found, what good would it be likely to do to give another one after he was? I'm sure he's given whatever information he may have to LE, and those are the interviews that really matter. It just sucks not to know everything about a case, but we seldom do unless/until they've been cold cases for a long time. MOO
From the above link:
Making comments and giving interviews about a missing person takes on a whole new meaning once the person is found deceased, especially when you could be suspect.
Hi, all! I've been lurking on the Websleuths forums for years, and finally became an official registered user yesterday. YAY!! I'm a lifelong Minnesota resident so this case feels "local" even though I'm 100+ miles away. Anyways, just wanted to say that I've been enjoying the discussion, and very much want justice for TB.