Autumndreams
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Ahh... that's what i was afraid of another phony looking for money.
I have 6 daughters ages 25,23,19,17,15 and 7... and let me tell you i have had some very close calls with them and it is absolutely gut renching. And Brittanee's story is hitting my 17 yr old hard. And I can only hope that she is learning a valuable lesson from this. When I tell her no she cant go some where. And why I need phone numbers and talk to friends parents to confirm everything is on the up and up.
6 girls! OMG!!I have two grils 6 & 12, and a son 10. I could not imagine that many girls in one house I think my husband and son would move hehe!!
That is what I have thought Autumndreams. I'm not blaming the victim - none of that, I promise. I think Brittanee probably viewed the world through those rose colored 17-year old invincible eyes - that's all she's guilty of in my book. But we Mama's know things. That's all. I said then, her mother knew she was not equipped either emotionally or physically to get herself out of a jam should she get in one that far away from home. Now obviously, this is a bit more than a 'jam' and I am sure in her wildest dreams her mom probably never thought anything this awful would happen - but the bottom line is she knew her daughter and she knew it was not a trip she should take alone, or without family.
Mama was right.
It appears that Brittannee didnt have a wingman either. What about having a buddy go with her to the Boys hotel or even one of the boys walk or take her back to her hotel. Something is all wrong about her being on the streets by herself.
captdj, it was Captains Quarters, April 12, 9th Ave South and then Hotel Blue, April 13, 7th Ave South.
I just really have a strong feeling about this. He's local and these are his stomping grounds. April 12 - 25, it's not a guy down for a week's vacation. I still think he's in that Kingstree/Andrews area. The south end is close enough for him to get out off the boulevard quickly and back on 17 South. The beach allows him to blend in with the crowd, where he can't do that in these much smaller outlying areas like the ones I mentioned where everybody knows everybody. I don't think he's any lower than that. If he were from Charleston, he wouldnt need to come all the way to MB. Charleston is big enough, enough college kids, enough bars down in the battery - he could find girls there and still have the protection of a heavily populated area.
I can't believe the media hasnt connected this, but then again, I imagine with the season just gearing up, MB probably doesnt want even a hint of a predator on their streets.
That's very true too. Go nowhere alone. I can see her thinking she was taking a straight shot to walk down the boulevard crowded with people.
I'm intrigued wondering how he would have gotten her in his car. If it's not this guy, it's a cute young guy and things got out of hand. If it is this guy, he's very safe looking, fatherly and offered her a ride. She would have felt safe and he would have appeared harmless.
I tell ya, when I lived there I would walk on the beach for miles by myself. I'd walk from 15th S to about 25-26th S where my friends lived, rode the glass elevator at the Landmark up and down endlessly, walked to the Swamp Fox all the time on the back streets that run between Ocean Blvd and 17. I had no fear - but that was many years ago. Even so, somebody probably needed to slap me upside the head - or my parents.
I have 6 daughters ages 25,23,19,17,15 and 7... and let me tell you i have had some very close calls with them and it is absolutely gut renching. And Brittanee's story is hitting my 17 yr old hard. And I can only hope that she is learning a valuable lesson from this. When I tell her no she cant go some where. And why I need phone numbers and talk to friends parents to confirm everything is on the up and up.
It does seem to indicate someone with local knowledge. If we knew for sure that Kingstree/Andrews area was visited that night I would think it was someone familiar to the area.
My oldest daughter has never had a problem with this. My son thinks it's stupid and none of my business. In fact my daughter and I were laughing because she was headed to Vegas with friends last weekend, and at 23 was telling me all the details of when, where, etc. Then we got into a discussion about how teenagers think their parents are being controlling. But the truth is, if something happens to them, how can you help them if you don't even know where or when to start looking, if you don't even know the basic info? My daughter says she can actually have a better time just knowing I'd be on top of things if something went wrong.
I wonder how many girls who end up dead, thought in their last moments, "I wish my mom knew where I was..."
My oldest daughter has never had a problem with this. My son thinks it's stupid and none of my business. In fact my daughter and I were laughing because she was headed to Vegas with friends last weekend, and at 23 was telling me all the details of when, where, etc. Then we got into a discussion about how teenagers think their parents are being controlling. But the truth is, if something happens to them, how can you help them if you don't even know where or when to start looking, if you don't even know the basic info? My daughter says she can actually have a better time just knowing I'd be on top of things if something went wrong.
I wonder how many girls who end up dead, thought in their last moments, "I wish my mom knew where I was..."
This person picked very very young girls right? so Britannee appears very young also. I wondered how the other two little girls actually got away. Maybe each time he improves and doesnt make the same mistake twice.
Maybe someone will remember seeing her that night and remember something. I feel she must have gotten into his/her car around 11th street South
I would have never thought to say his/her until recently.
That has got to be one outrageous toilet paper bill.