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According to the latest news article it was actually a truck that she was taken away in.
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Source? Link, please.
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According to the latest news article it was actually a truck that she was taken away in.
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Video del vehículo que se habría llevado a Dulce María
This article shows the red sub that police are now interested in. It was seen leaving the park the same time Dulce went missing
Thank you for posting a working link! I didn't check the link like I normally do before posting, my apologies.I didn't know what suicide doors were either. Here's a working link: Suicide door - Wikipedia
2 hair-raising snippets from the article: In Sweden they are nicknamed "kidnapper doors", and in the 1930s cars with such doors were favored by mobsters and gang members because they make pushing passengers out of a car easy.
Translated:
Key video comes to light in the investigation of the case of Mexican girl Dulce María
In the surveillance video appears the red van in which they would have taken the child, disappeared since Monday.
NEW JERSEY - The authorities released a new surveillance video that shows the red truck in which they would have taken the girl Dulce María Alavez on Monday, September 16.
In the images, the vehicle is seen when it enters the five-acre park at about 4:20 p.m. and leaves around 4:24 p.m., a period that coincides with the moment when the Mexican-born girl would have disappeared.
So far, this would be the only solid track that could lead to Dulce María's whereabouts.
Video del vehículo que se habría llevado a Dulce María
Where was that stated? It seems the person who posted a translation a few pages back originally translated "camioneta" as truck and then went back and edited it to say van? I can't seem to find the original post saying truck anymore, but I do remember reading it as well. When searching the thread for the word "truck" the responses to it show up and the original translation, but it no longer says truck. In any case, "camioneta" means van, but can also refer to certain types of trucks, and even buses. I think in the case of the article, it's pretty clear to have meant "van", although the distinction between van and SUV itself is not that clear with many people in either language.
Translation was not inaccurate - I saw the English version and it was identical. There was a little more to it about where the SUV continued out of the park - turning right (north) onto W North St. A homeowner along that road was asked about it and interviewed in the video, but he apparently was not home at that time so saw nothing.
It was posted earlier but I don't know how to link it.Source? Link, please.
Excellent points to check other parks. Even on different days if possible. Lots of detective work needed on this case. Sure hope LE gets this guy.OMG. Thank you for posting that! I was going crazy last thread because everyone was talking about seeing it but none of the video links worked. That is the first video that has played for me. IMHO this is either the vehicle that took away Dulce or it's a red herring. The timing seems right for a perp who was cruising around parks looking for a child to snatch and got lucky seeing Dulce with her little brother and no adults nearby to stop him. I wonder if they have checked CCTV footage from other nearby parks that day to see if this same SUV made an appearance. These type of perps usually try more than one hunting ground and more than one tactic before they find a victim. The Jayme Closs suspect said he was often driving around looking for a girl he could grab off the street but never found one alone enough that he thought he could get away with it-- he formulated his alternate plan when he saw Jayme getting on her school bus. In the Yingying Zhang case the perp tried to lure other women into his car earlier in the same day. I believe that a random perp could have gotten "lucky" here and it need not be a stalker situation or a person Dulce knew. Sadly, it takes very little to convince some small children (and even some adults) to get in a stranger's car.
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Well, I've heard van, SUV, or truck, and I think minivan as well.
So at this point I'm just not sure.
I'm guessing it can be anything other than a sedan or a sports car, in any shade of red.
The article that was posted earlier called it both a van and a truck.
That part I don't remember - I was so focused on the timeline and the direction/roads traveled. To a point though, I've driven many an SUV over the years and have referred to my own as a truck at times.The translation called it a truck! Did the English version?
I was looking online and they make soles for kids and adults that you put in their shoes and they can be gps tracked from your cell phone. I do t think it’s a bad idea to have kids wear them when they go in a public place.I had something terrifying happen with my 3 yo. We were at the park and my 1yo fell. I literally looked down for a couple seconds to pick my 1yo up and my 3yo was gone out of the play are. Literally seconds and he was gone. I screamed my head off and luckily another child saw him in a sand pit 200 yds away. He didn’t answer my calls. Even now if a stranger Goes up to him (age almost 4) and tells him he has a toy for him my child will most probably go with them. Just goes to show that kids can disappear in a matter of seconds. Even though she’s five I still think it’s plausible that she went with someone who lured her. Most people may have just assumed he was her father. I hope they find this baby soon. This terrifies me as a parent.
Yet we still don't know if the rest of the information is true.That part I don't remember - I was so focused on the timeline and the direction/roads traveled. To a point though, I've driven many an SUV over the years and have referred to my own as a truck at times.
I think something like that being lost in translation is not quite as detrimental as the rest of the info is important. IMO
It doesn't say that she was born in mexico, they say she is from mexican origins meaning her parents are from mexico.JMOI'm a fail on my phone so I can't quote and reply to the link question. This is where it states she is Mexican born
I'm a fail on my phone so I can't quote and reply to the link question. This is where it states she is Mexican born
When I was 4 I was having a bad day at nursery school. I clearly remember plotting my walk home, in Vineland, 5 city blocks with one right turn. I was totally going to do it. I was foiled by a door chain.
Dulce is 5. Her mom was born here. I don't know if the family availed themselves of the free preschool, but we have it, she is entitled to it, and she might have already had some education.
You can guarantee Dulce and her siblings and aunts walked around Bridgeton many times between relatives homes or to the store or to the park. It's just like that.
I guess that's why I was optimistic at first ... A 5 year old city kid from NJ has enough sense to not go in the river if they are lost. If she was lost, she'd either stay put or try to walk home ... probably the latter. That's also why I don't think the mom was willfully negligent ... she probably believed Dulce had enough street/park/public sense not to wander off for a few minutes or expected her to stay within sight, from experience.
It's becoming more evident that she is not in the park or anywhere around here and there is a video of a car entering and leaving the park at the time she vanished without a trace. I hope officials tell us about the video soon.
I mentioned the other day that there is no proof she was kidnapped vs wandering away and being lost in the park. Nobody saw her be kidnapped. Someone saw a little girl calmly get in a vehicle with someone else, but there is no evidence it was (or wasn’t her). I hope they searched the park very well the first two days to make sure she wasn’t lost there.