A lot of conflicting information is out there and I tend to think that later information is more reliable. From sorting through all of it, my opinion is, there was never a complaint called into police about barking dogs. I know that's been mentioned in a few places early on. There was a call to police because of the argument with the neighbors and a call to the police later about the banging.
Also, I have never seen a MSM article that said KP walked to the store. I have seen comments that said that, but that's all. The convenience store was between KS's and MR's, so it wouldn't make sense for him to walk and I don't think he did. Maybe I missed something, but I've never seen a mention of him "walking" to a convenience store in any news report. Is there a media article that states that he walked?
I am having a very hard time finding anything MSM that states CP walked to the convenience story, good observation Snoop. Also, you are right about a lot of conflicting information being problematic in this case. I did find this information though which may or may not clear up the calls to the police and the report of barking dogs.
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"According to a review of Lebanon County Emergency Management Agency dispatch logs, Palmyra Borough police were dispatched to Stouffer's apartment building at 810 W. Main St. twice in the early morning hours of July 29, the day and time she went missing."
"The first 911 call was made at 3:12 a.m. for a disturbance and indicates that Patrolman Timothy Lengle arrived on the scene 3 minutes later. The dispatch record provides no additional details other than the officer reported he was leaving the scene at 3:49 a.m."
"The EMA log states that borough police were called back to Stouffer's address for another disturbance at 4:12 a.m. and left at 4:36 a.m."
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The EMA records, however, match information provided by members of Stouffer's family, who said police were called to her apartment about 3:30 a.m. July 29 for a noise complaint from a neighbor involving the missing woman's dog"
http://www.ldnews.com/announcements/ci_21266936/palmyra-police-among-last-see-stouffer
Problem is, this article also says the dog was missing which we know was not the case, more misinformation.
I also found this information below which also references barking dogs.
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" Police responded to two 911 calls at Kortne`s apartment around the time she vanished. Let`s analyze this.
The first 911 call, 3:12 in the morning. Somebody reporting Kortne and the dog barking and the neighbors arguing. Officers arrive. Three minutes later, they leave at 3:49."
"Then at 4:12 in the morning, less than half an hour later, a second 911 call, a neighbor`s complaining about stomping and banging coming from Kortne`s apartment. A police officer shows up, knocks on the door, gets no response, and leaves."
http://edition.cnn.hu/TRANSCRIPTS/1208/21/ijvm.01.html
good point though!
