Thanks! Interesting how the Memphis paper often has more complete coverage of missing child stories in Nashville than the Nashville paper does. (For those of you not from this area, Memphis is 200 miles away). At least I didn't see this one in the Tennessean.CordovaMom said:A link to an article where the police say they are getting contradictory stories from the Mom.
http://www.commercialappeal.com/mca/midsouth_news/article/0,1426,MCA_1497_4659661,00.html
Esah said:I would like to direct this post to those who have been searching. I had a dream about Analyce the same night I heard about her disappearance:
I was in an outdoor place that had bails of hay lined up. (now this could be rural but many times hay will be lined up like this to protect the land when construction is being done)
I was walking along beside these hay bails when I heard a noise. I looked around and there wasn't much there, but I noticed a few sheets of plywood on the ground. When I moved the plywood, it was covering a dugout hole in the ground and Analyce was in there. The noise I heard was her munching on potato chips!
She was alone and seemed to be fending for herself. She was quite affraid and didn't know we were there to help her. When we got her out of the dugout, we were all so excited to find her alive. I sure hope this is a dream come true!
So, if you have been in a place that has had these bails of hay, please re-check them. Sometimes stores will put out hay bails if they have an event. Keep an open mind as to where they would be. Thank you.
I work with LE in finding missing children. I thought I would post this here first, since some of you have actually been on the searches.
Esah
I had heard that dogs were used in the search but were confused by all the smells of all the children in the apartment, Analyce's siblings. I think it would be a good idea if the police would take the dogs to this spot on the construction site to see if they pick up Analyce's scent.Esah said:Another thought just ocurred to me. Do you know if dogs were used in this search? If not, then maybe they could be taken back there to see if they hit on the dugout.
all five search dogs were used in the entire search area, the only place they acted on scents was at the complex. I don't feel this child walked out of the apartment now. useally, children between the ages of 0 to 4 yrs, most likely involve a family member. it is very very rare that a sexual offender would choose a victim of that age, although it has happened, but 89% of the time it most likely is a family member or close person of the family.CordovaMom said:I had heard that dogs were used in the search but were confused by all the smells of all the children in the apartment, Analyce's siblings. I think it would be a good idea if the police would take the dogs to this spot on the construction site to see if they pick up Analyce's scent.
tweedledee said:One thing that strikes me a bit odd is the fact that the baby was wearing a Blue Jean dress. Shouldn't the baby have been in pajamas if she was "down for the night"? Another thing, why did they call off the search? Even if they suspected foul play wouldn't they keep looking?
One last observation....if mom woke up at 4am and noticed the baby missing, why did it take her 25 minutes to call the police? could be just the time frame is being reported inaccurately, but this isn't adding up in my mind.
I hope these are some of the inconsistencies the police are looking at. Latest reports are that some of the accounts of the events are inconsistent with other accounts of the events. I'm still of the opinion that the mom is hiding something, I don't think she harmed Analyce, although that's always possible, but I do think perhaps she left those children alone and something happened to Analyce and she's covering for it. Just my opinion. I have put a child to bed in the clothes they were wearing rather than jammies on a few occasions when the child fell asleep in their clothes and I didn't want to wake them to change their clothes. That didn't happen often, but it did happen. I do wonder though, the mom said they all fell asleep in front of the television on Sunday night, 11:30 -- what were the school aged children doing up that late?close_enough said:i heard about this on the radio, on the way to work, when this happened that morning....these were the first things i thought also...
