Jersey*Girl
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Do we know what time the game was?
1 or 130. I'll look again. Gimme a few minutes pls...
Do we know what time the game was?
Sorry it took me so long.
I also want to know about Autumn's phone. How did it get to williamstown? Has it been recovered?
So I wonder what prompted their mother to come forward and when exactly did she? Anyone have a timeline? Can someone make one with Autumn texts, time she left home, Facebook posts, teens known whereabouts (vigil for example) mom reporting them, search warrants, mom handing over the keys, if its true she later refused entry to the home after learning she wouldnt receive reward, time Autumn was found....
It would be lovely if we had a timeline.
Something isn't right with the whole mom turning them in story. Imo
I can see how the FB post could be interpreted 2 different ways.
It's possible he was trying to cover the accidental posting, or it could mean ' my brother did it'. Either way is not a confession.
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This article upsets me the way the family is bashing law enforcement. I understand they're grief stricken.....but come on!
The blame is ALL on the murderers. There is no need to point fingers at anyone else or any agency in this case. L.E. did a fabulous job!
Something isn't right with the whole mom turning them in story. Imo
First post also...
I think that LE did a great job finding her in time before the recycling bin was picked up that morning. So many cases never get solved.
RIP Autumn
I didn't think she found on their property. I thought it was on the property of the abandoned house. Wouldn't think they would need a search warrant for that.
Also, how were they able to turn themselves in the following morning? Why weren't they arrested or at least held or something?
I don't know what time pickup is over there; by me in the next town; mine is picked up by 7am. The guy does not get out of the truck; but it's dumped in right behind him. He's looking at the can as he's picking it up; also where it dumps in is right behind him. I feel that he would have either seen her body come out or felt it. It's horrible to think that she would have been collected with the recycling; but it never got that far & its my opinion that the load would not have moved from in front of the house it was picked up at.
If it was in the trash bin; I'm not sure the driver would have realized he dumped a can with a body in it because there are bags of heavy things dumping in the truck with every stop. The recycling being dumped has a different sound & IMO when the body hit; the driver would have heard it.
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The container had not been pulled out to the curb from what I understand it was behind the abandoned house.
What are your thoughts/opinions on why you feel that something isn't right with it? Just curious![]()
IMO, I think there is something 'weird' about it but until we see in MSM and are told otherwise, I will take it for what it is. JMO.:twocents:
By the way; what I said about the recycling vs trash container & trying to search the areas; they could have dumped her anywhere in those 2 days. Everyone could still be searching for her. The stupidest thing they did was put her in that bin; especially if it was on the curb. If it was on the curb; she would have been found at pickup & had it not; animals would have gone nuts if she decomposed in the bin next to the house. Had she been in the woods or one of the bodies of water; who knows how long it would have taken to find her?
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