swanniee11
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I think it was more of a description of the suspect, not that they know exactly who he is. IMO
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This case reminds me so much of Hania's case. There were vile social media rumors accusing the family in that case too and wild theories saying her father who lived in another country must have had her kidnapped. The FBI actually had to tell the community to stop spreading rumors in that case. Hania was abducted and murdered by a COMPLETE STRANGER-- a local perp with a history of raping women, who should have been locked up for his past crimes at the time he abducted Hania. She was grabbed from her front yard while waiting to go to school. The suspect was looking for something to steal and saw his opportunity to abduct her when she was alone for a moment with a running vehicle. It was a crime of opportunity by a very evil man. I have a feeling that will turn out to be the case here as well. An opportunistic pervert likely grabbed Dulce when he saw his chance. I know some want to hope Dulce is with relatives as that would mean she is more likely to be alive and unharmed but that just doesn't seem plausible to me at all at this point. The best outcome we can hope for is that the man who took her is the rare perp who had plans to keep her for a while like with the Jayme Closs case. MOO.
Do we know why mom didn't get out of the car ( Admin, I am not calling her a suspect,I don't think she is). Why didn't the other little girl go play?
Also, Dulce's choice of ice cream was in a cup, did they recover that cup or did she take it with her?
Just wondering if I missed this info.
Back to the suspected kidnapper and a couple of points to consider.
1. I know a lot of people are wondering why it took so long for "witnesses" to come forward with information about a kidnapping. I think Dulce didn't struggle. I think she went with him quietly. It's quite possible that no one thought for a minute that there was an issue especially if she just went with him. I know parents say all the time that their kid would never go off with a stranger but the reality is....THEY DO!
Sigh, I think my hinky meter is waving now :-(
Agreed! I really hope that the police have access to what ever apps are used by the community. My daughter is part of a sports team here in NJ where the parents are largely Chinese immigrants. I asked for pictures of an event and they all said "look at the whatsapp" - and showed me scores of messages I had no access to in an app I've never seen before (and I have teenagers). Many immigrant communities use these apps not facebook or instagram. And with a description this specific - red van - acne - orange sneakers - I just feel that if these facts were known within the community they would certainly be recognized.A red van with tinted windows (not a white van of which there are a zillion), orange sneakers, acne.....someone knows this person, someone lives near to where he lives, acquaintances, work.........come on, just call it in !
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I can understand the mother, father, or boyfriend, but the guy in the store? I don't think there is anything to it, but if there is video of a child 20 minutes before she disappeared and there is a man in the video who seems to be taking an interest in her, isn't that one of the very things a web sleuth would look for?Mom, Dad, Baby Daddy and the gentlemen at the ice cream store are OFF LIMITS! They are not persons of interest nor suspects in this case!
Back to the suspected kidnapper and a couple of points to consider.
1. I know a lot of people are wondering why it took so long for "witnesses" to come forward with information about a kidnapping. I think Dulce didn't struggle. I think she went with him quietly. It's quite possible that no one thought for a minute that there was an issue especially if she just went with him. I know parents say all the time that their kid would never go off with a stranger but the reality is....THEY DO!
2. The description of this suspected kidnapper is very specific. The orange shoes and red pants have me intrigued to be honest. One would think that if you are out cruising around and are looking for a child to kidnap you might wear something less "vibrant". So what does this say? Either it was a spur of the moment decision and the opportunity was right and he took her or....he didn't care.
Who wears orange Nikes and red pants? It's quite the fashion statement. Were they red jeans or jogging pants? Well dressed or sloppy? Put together or thrown together? Do the colours mean something? Gang related?
The description of this guy is so specific that I am surprised someone hasn't come forward with a name.
Add that to a red van, which again, is very bright. If this guy is a seasoned criminal, into kidnapping children, I'm thinking a red van is not his first choice of vehicle.
I do not, for one second, believe Mom had anything to do with this - not at all. But there is something niggling at me about the description of the suspected kidnapper.
It's so precise. It's so "large". I'm beginning to fear that it's a red herring. I just don't know what it is that bothers me about it but there's something.
I once lost a child I was babysitting, in a grocery store. It was all of 5 minutes and we found her in the candy isle chowing down on candy. Surprise Surprise. I cannot express how I felt in those 5 minutes. My mind went to a million places, none of which were good. I was hysterical and that was after 5 minutes.
This poor mother and family. They are experiencing the absolute worst nightmare and fear of their lives.
Please find Dulce and bring her home.
I can understand the mother, father, or boyfriend, but the guy in the store? I don't think there is anything to it, but if there is video of a child 20 minutes before she disappeared and there is a man in the video who seems to be taking an interest in her, isn't that one of the very things a web sleuth would look for?
That guy is not a family member or victim, and at this time doesnt even have a known name. All people are doing is debating whether he looks like he has an unusual interest in the girl.
Mom of missing 5-year-old Dulce Alavez avoiding public after critical comments about her behavior
this is MSM but you have to launch it as much of the article is un-quotable due to TOS on this thread...may give some the answers/explanations you are looking for...
I cant' access the article, so please give me some info white rabbit. If it's MSM, there shouldn't be a problem, so not sure what you think might violate TOS.