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Their male child.
Which is only to say that they need someone else to confirm it. Says to me they believe whoever gave the tip that they at least suspected Misty wasn't home, but not that they have knowledge of where she was.
I believe this tip came from Tommy. Thanks Flossie. That helped confirm it for me.
I want so much for this not to be a family abduction. But this Johnny seems too quiet after having moved. But his statement I can't ignore. How did Ron steal his own child from this man? That statement accusing him of doing so is way out of bounds as he didn't father this child.
Debs if you are interested in the reading about when Hankjr decided to inform PCSO about his trip down to the MH on February 9th you can read it directly from this interview here: http://jacksonville.com/news/metro/...asnt_home_the_night_haleigh_cummings_vanished
snip~Twenty-three-year-old Hank Tommy Croslin Jr. told detectives Thursday that his sisters then-boyfriend, Ronald Cummings, called from work to ask about her whereabouts. In the interview, he told detectives he went to the Satsuma mobile home about 9:45 p.m. to find his sister.
Ronald Cummings attorney said Tuesday that Cummings did not ask Croslin to check where she was and had been in touch with her during the evening.
Terry Shoemaker said Cummings simply called the Croslins just before 9 p.m. to ask if his girlfriend was there. Croslin was not asked to check on his sister in the call that lasted 20 to 30 seconds. ~end snip
and this from same article snip~In the interview at the Putnam County jail where he is being held on a grand theft charge, Croslin told detectives he went down the street and banged on Cummings door about an hour after talking to Cummings, but no one answered.
Bowling said it is the first time anyone has said they went to the mobile home after Cummings grandmother Annette Sykes left about 7:30 p.m.
He told us he banged on the door, Bowling said. He said it was dark and no lights were on.
Detectives were told no one came to the door.
It is surprising that someone would hold that information, Bowling said.
Lisa Croslin said she had not heard about the call in the seven months since Haleigh disappeared and found that puzzling but did not have an explanation.~ end snip
Bowling is with Law Enforcement and the specific words that he uses in his statement support the information that Tommy could not have given this information to Law Enforcement many months ago. Hope that helps clear it up.
Debs I am sorry to ask for a diagram explaining three independent tips? If I remember correctly it was a speculation that grew legs and then was asked to be confirmed by PCSO with no response until Tommy's arrest and that did not confirm that Misty was not there. I seem to have missed the three independent tips that state Misty was not home.Thanks, Elle. That makes three, independent tips that have come in which states Misty may not have been home. We're getting somewhere.
I reiterate that I believe Tommy was the source of the early news that Misty may not have been at home that night. I have heard nothing which compels me to believe it is not him, since not one other person has stepped forward to say that they know for certain Misty wasn't home and that she was with them.
This is only new news to "us"; I believe LE has known Tommy's story from the get-go.
Debs I am sorry to ask for a diagram explaining three independent tips? If I remember correctly it was a speculation that grew legs and then was asked to be confirmed by PCSO with no response until Tommy's arrest and that did not confirm that Misty was not there. I seem to have missed the three independent tips that state Misty was not home.
I have my doubts, too, elle. It's always convenient when a so-called "witness" steps up just when a story can save his own miserable hide.
Here's my own bare-bones theory. You will note that I am not filling in the blanks, but rather suggesting what might go in the blanks.
1. Haleigh is last seen by ggm around 7 p.m. (For now, I'm assuming this is true, although it would be nice to have a second account to verify that Haleigh was alive after Ron left for work; LE might have this if the AC man saw Haleigh.)
This timeline has slid somewhat. It started with 7, then was moved to between 7:30 and 8, so most have settled on around 7:30 as a median point for common purposes. We also learned only later who it was that went with Annette Sykes: Misty identified someone named "Aunt Lisa" who others have recently stated has a nursing degree.
2. Misty has her brother and "friends" over after Ron leaves. Misty ignores Ron's calls because she doesn't want him to hear her with the friends.
We know for certain, due to Tommy admitting it, that he and his children were there. We've known that from the beginning. Ronald has been interviewed and denied the cousin was ever there. No explanation to how he could assert that for a fact, however. I believe (though going off memory here) that Misty admitted later that the cousin was definitely there. It could have been Tommy. Not sure about any friends, but that is certainly a viable theory.
3. Misty either becomes preoccupied with her friends outside of the trailer (either in the yard or nearby, say across the street) or leaves the kids alone for a while to go somewhere outside the neighborhood. (If she is nearby, say next door or across the street or in the yard, this is somewhat more understandable and forgivable than just leaving the kids. Many parents sit outside with friends, etc. after kids go to bed. But leaving even to go across the street can be dangerous with small children, who can drown in the tub, burn themselves on the hot water spigot, or set the house on fire.)
There is nothing across the street from the MH except woods, but Tommy's house is about 200 yards down the road, and that is definitely not outside the realm of possibility that she thought she wouldn't be too far away. I can see her being outside smoking or whatever in the yard, and if friends did come to the MH, I wonder if Misty got rid of them before midnight, since Ronald is usually expected around that time. We would have to have someone fess up for that one, though.
4. Something bad happens to Haleigh.
The great and sad unknown
- Stops breathing, chokes, ingests something she shouldn't have, gets up and hits her head, etc.
- Is molested or injured by one of the "friends."
- Is abducted while Misty is out of the house.
5. Misty checks on Haleigh and discovers her dead or missing and commences to create her cover story (as if she just woke up and found Haleigh missing when Ron comes home.)
I don't think Misty is covering up a murder she committed or an abduction she was part of; I think she is covering up her own negligence in taking care of the kids. I think the friends know what happened or are involved in more than the cover up.
It does not escape my notice that Misty's friends can't keep themselves out of trouble. In and out of the PCSO jumpsuits. If they knew anything about anything that would put Misty as solely responsible, even if they helped hide it after the fact, I think they'd have given it up. There are just too many deals people who have information can make (like you believe Tommy made to get out of jail with the weak information that Ronald called him and he went to the MH that night to check and thinks Misty wasn't home; PCSO already knew Ronald called Tommy; they'd had him in before Tommy said anything to talk about his phone records) that would assure them that they'd be able to tell what happened. I can't go with her junkie friends as covering up. I could go with ONE of them doing something to Haleigh, but there is no way there could be a confederacy of these dunces.
The timeline sure has slid... we have yet to hear from anyone outside family placing Haleigh alive beyond approx. 3:30 (following 3:20 bus stop). Tommy was there. Neighbors of course reported "children" were playing "outside."
When story re trip made by GMS eventually emerged in final form, she said she was not alone--reportedly it's Elysa Squires who was w her. I too find it of interest if she's a RN.
arrot:
As I previously shared, it has occurred to me that TN's dispatching of a "family member" that eve may not have been merely to "make sure everything was alright," but precisely because she may have known everything was not alright. I long wondered at the delay in mentioning the visit to 202 that eve--which only emerged later--at first believing this was in order to stretch the timeline. But perhaps there was another reason for her waiting to offer up this fact immediately.
arrot:
We explored this oddity long ago, Kiki. It is still very odd, now with the factor that Misty confirms that "Aunt Lisa" is a nurse. I have agreed with you from the jump that the visit to the MH was not one of laundry delivery but one of a more grave type.
Then cue in Teresa Neves in her PCSO coat and armed with a picture of Haleigh-
jmo
And then add that people are now insisting that Teresa was NOT employed in any sheriff's office at the time of Haleigh's disappearance and wonder why she wore that jacket. I know the video where Ronald would give his life for his child's life back, he has a printout of the picture that Teresa must have provided, because it crumbles in his hand as he talks with the reporters. They were able to get a lot of copies of that picture out quickly. I think that's a good thing.