I'm curious about the possibility of the Jamison's getting lost and dying from exposure. IF they did get lost, and considering the weirdness of them on the surveillence video walking back and forth, as well as all the other strange behavior, would their remains have been found close together, as i'm assuming they were, be probable? What I'm trying to ask is, would they have been able to all stay together after who knows how long, lost and wandering, only to all lay down and die close to each other? Would it be more likely that if they did get lost, they could have gotten seperated from each other? I don't believe they wandered around and got lost, or that there was a murder-suicide, or a suicide pact. I believe that they were murdered. I also find the comments from Bobby's Uncle Jack um, 'interesting' to say the least.
Quote:"It brings a closure," said Jack Jamison, Bobby Jamison's uncle. "Not knowing - especially the little girl - she did nothing to cause something like that. It brings closure. That's about all I can say. It's sad. It's about what we expected."
While it's not yet definitive that the remains are his nephew and his family, all evidence points to it being them, said Jack Jamison, who was contacted by the FBI about the discovery. He said he had no hope the family was still alive four years later, and he believed that foul play had to be involved.
Also, in same article, this:
"A spokeswoman for the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner said Monday that the office has received skeletal remains of two adults and one child. The office will use anthropological and, if necessary, forensic pathological methods to determine if the remains belong to Bobby Jamison, who was 44 when he went missing, and his wife, Sherilyn Jamison, who was 40 at the time of the disappearance, and their 6-year-old daughter, Madyson.
"Depending on the features of these remains and their state of preservation, identification can take anywhere from days to years," spokeswoman Amy Elliott said in a statement."
http://www.njherald.com/story/24002376/found-remains-could-belong-to-missing-okla-family
The statement from the spokeswoman, Amy Elliot saying it could take years to identify the remains strikes me as a way to close down any inquiries into the investigation, or non-investigation into the Jamison case. Surely they know whether these remains are them or not. I think it is the Jamison's, and find this statement more than a little disturbing to say the least! What's up with that? As for Uncle Jack, well, that's one curious statement to make! The Jamison's haven't even been officially identified yet, and even given the logical conclusion that these are the Jamison's, I find his response one of someone who just wants this to go away. How can there be so called 'closure' at this stage? If anything, this is just the beginning of what is supposed to be an investigation into just what happened to the Jamison's! I find these two statements by Amy Elliot and Uncle Jack Jamison quite unsettling, worrisome and very disturbing.
