TN TN - SLP, 14, Madisonville, Monroe County, 13 Jan 2019

[darring21]

Just remembered... Detective also said that she stayed with Tennessee relatives part of the summer and they're checking into any relationships that might've developed back then.

I missed that. That would seem like a big possibility... not necessarily a relative but just someone she met.

 

[Jethro4WS]

So Jethro, we are looking at 2am or later Madisonville time. Which is an odd thing to do as you are running away.... adding a person to your public photography page.... hoping someone in Hawaii or Alaska can chime in.

Oh! Go to the Anchorage earthquake thread and ask there. I have to head out for a hearing or I would do it myself. We do have Alaskans on here.

Yes. If someone from Hawaii can chime in and it says January 14th for them and not the 13th then it is quite possible that the last thing Savannah did with her phone that generated a ping would have been to add that member to the group. If it shows January 13th for someone from Hawaii then it happened sometime between 3:00am and 5:00am and if we can get someone from Alaska we can narrow the window of time for that last known activity.

 

[Steelslady]

The sheet could have also been used to wrap up the things she took with her.

It would be weird, because she could have used a backpack or even that laundry bag.

It wreaks of a rushed exit, if that was the purpose.

A rushed exit from what, though?

What caused a young girl to take a sheet, clothes, two phones, slit her screen and climb out of it?

Did they find her fingerprints on the window and going down outside? Shoe prints by her window? An area that might have left an impression on the ground where she tossed her stuff before she climbed out?

How in the world did this girl end up in KY by 5 AM?

A sheet just doesn't make sense for a teenager to take with her, especially in a rush.

 

[Jethro4WS]

So Jethro, we are looking at 2am or later Madisonville time. Which is an odd thing to do as you are running away.... adding a person to your public photography page.... hoping someone in Hawaii or Alaska can chime in.

Oh! Go to the Anchorage earthquake thread and ask there. I have to head out for a hearing or I would do it myself. We do have Alaskans on here.

Madisonville is in the Eastern time zone so we are now seeing that because pacific time users are seeing a date of the 14th that adding the member to the group happened after 3:00am eastern time.

 

[Steelslady]

The sheet could have also been used to wrap up the things she took with her.

It would be weird, because she could have used a backpack or even that laundry bag.

It wreaks of a rushed exit, if that was the purpose.

Forgot to add- taking the laundry bag would make much more sense than a sheet. JMO. A laundry bag has a tie at the top that you can pull together so the contents of it doesn't fall out. I have several of them. A sheet would be hard to keep gathered together- try tying a sheet together with clothes and other things in it- way too hard to knot at the top.

 

[Hippiemomof5]

When my oldest decided to sneak out at 2am, my second oldest who shares a room, came into my room around 6am, much earlier than we wake up regularly, and told me my oldest had been missing since 2. My husband left for work around 4 and had no idea all the kids weren’t asleep in their rooms.

 

[SAMS]

I’m hoping the parents have dug through that laundry basket, etc; and looked for the sheet. What an odd thing. The mystery of the missing sheet (from 2 cases on WS) continues!

 

[MassGuy]

A rushed exit from what, though?

What caused a young girl to take a sheet, clothes, two phones, slit her screen and climb out of it?

Did they find her fingerprints on the window and going down outside? Shoe prints by her window? An area that might have left an impression on the ground where she tossed her stuff before she climbed out?

How in the world did this girl end up in KY by 5 AM?

A sheet just doesn't make sense for a teenager to take with her, especially in a rush.

I think she left with someone. It’s possible that she didn’t know in advance that he was coming to get her.

This would explain why she was supposedly behaving normally in the hours before her disappearance.

This would explain the rush, as she would have wanted to get out of there before her parents discovered her missing.

Leaving the bedroom window open, also appears to be a sign of a hasty exit.

 

[Steelslady]

Anyone in Alaska or Hawaii that can check this and report back? If anyone knows a member (even if they don't work missing cases) and can ping them to check on this, that would be great

Didn't someone say, though, that her parents or Mom had access to that account and might have accepted them? I admit, it is odd.

 

[Tillicum]

Forgot to add- taking the laundry bag would make much more sense than a sheet. JMO. A laundry bag has a tie at the top that you can pull together so the contents of it doesn't fall out. I have several of them. A sheet would be hard to keep gathered together- try tying a sheet together with clothes and other things in it- way too hard to knot at the top.

I don't think it was a laundry bag. I think he said laundry basket.

 

[SAMS]

Didn't someone say, though, that her parents or Mom had access to that account and might have accepted them? I admit, it is odd.

And if Mom did add someone what was she doing up at that hour? Wouldn’t she have heard her daughter sneaking out? You’re right very odd. MOO

 

[MassGuy]

Forgot to add- taking the laundry bag would make much more sense than a sheet. JMO. A laundry bag has a tie at the top that you can pull together so the contents of it doesn't fall out. I have several of them. A sheet would be hard to keep gathered together- try tying a sheet together with clothes and other things in it- way too hard to knot at the top.

That’s why I said it was “weird.”

She wouldn’t have to knot anything though. This was about taking what she needed, to a waiting vehicle.

Whoever was waiting for her (if that happened), could have carried this for her.

 

[MsFacetious]

Madisonville is in the Eastern time zone so we are now seeing that because pacific time users are seeing a date of the 14th that adding the member to the group happened after 3:00am eastern time.

Oh, right. I just looked at it being 2 hours ahead of me.
Forgot about pacific time. My bad.

So because Pacific time sees the 14th - it was after 3am.
So if Alaska sees the 14th - it was after 4am.
If Hawaii sees the 14th - it was after 5am.

Do I have this right now?

 

[SAMS]

That’s why I said it was “weird.”

She wouldn’t have to knot anything though. This was about taking what she needed, to a waiting vehicle.

Whoever was waiting for her (if that happened), could have carried this for her.

This is so true, I’ve been visualizing her walking away, not being picked up by someone.

 

[Jethro4WS]

Didn't someone say, though, that her parents or Mom had access to that account and might have accepted them? I admit, it is odd.

I haven't seen that, but it is entirely possible. However, if the time frame moves to it happening after 5:00am you would then question why, if your daughter is gone, and the window is open with a cut screen that you are adding a member to a photography group.

 

[Jethro4WS]

Oh, right. I just looked at it being 2 hours ahead of me.
Forgot about pacific time. My bad.

So because Pacific time sees the 14th - it was after 3am.
So if Alaska sees the 14th - it was after 4am.
If Hawaii sees the 14th - it was after 5am.

Do I have this right now?

Yes.

 

[margarita25]

Hi, everyone. Another very tough case, just when we got little Jayme home. I am just wondering, do you guys think a 14 year old girl could voluntarily stay out of touch with her family for over three weeks? I don't think I could at age l4, but I was very close to my parents and my sibling. And, what about her beloved animals. I know when I am away from home, I miss my animals more than anything. Could she willing go, not knowing if anyone was caring for her animals. It is hard to imagine how a perp got this young girl, but it is also hard to imagine her leaving willingly. Where would she go? Does she have relatives who would keep her and not tell? I can't imagine that, either. And if friends parents are harboring her, they would be in trouble, also. And, what kind of person would do that. I am not sure where my head is at with this one. I only hope she is found very soon. Wouldn't she call home, if she is able? She has to know everyone is looking for her. I think you have to be a rather hardened young person, to ignore all that, and not get in touch with someone if you could, and she seems to be a very innocent young girl. Anyway, MOO. Only pray to God she is found very, very soon. Thanks, all. Katt

Another thing, sometimes if people run away, they come back when they get hungry. I know it may sound silly, but ask someone who has ever run away before. The thought of a nice, warm meal will bring you back fast no matter with whom you’re mad or upset.

 

[Steelslady]

I think she left with someone. It’s possible that she didn’t know in advance that he was coming to get her.

This would explain why she was supposedly behaving normally in the hours before her disappearance.

This would explain the rush, as she would have wanted to get out of there before her parents discovered her missing.

Leaving the bedroom window open, also appears to be a sign of a hasty exit.

I would buy that, but they said there was nothing on her phones to indicate such a scenario, unless LE said that to not scare the perp away or to cause them to harm her.

SPECULATION ONLY- NOT A FACT!!!!! Another thought that crossed my mind is that he just showed up at her window, too, knocked on it, she opened it, packed and left, but how would he know which window was hers? He'd have to be careful doing something like that, or he could knock on the wrong window. So that let's that theory out.

Makes you wonder with the FBI interrogating that guy at the gas station, if like in Hania's case, they're denying any relation to the disappearance until they get more out of him or evidence that he had/has her. It seems strange they would take a guy away for hours and so far, nothing has been said about him being released by LE. If he is involved, I pray he didn't hurt Savannah.

 

[Lady Justice21]

Forgot to add- taking the laundry bag would make much more sense than a sheet. JMO. A laundry bag has a tie at the top that you can pull together so the contents of it doesn't fall out. I have several of them. A sheet would be hard to keep gathered together- try tying a sheet together with clothes and other things in it- way too hard to knot at the top.

Not only that, but IF it was the fitted sheet from her bed, she bypassed a blanket and top sheet, then according to a post above re-tucked in the top sheet.... now IF it was a fitted sheet still in her laundry, that's different.

I have a teenage daughter with a large friend group of teenage girls. If they ran away and took bedding as a knapsack, or just bedding for whatever reason, IMO they'd take a blanket, particularly a throw blanket. Not sure why that's a teen girl thing in my area, but they take throw blankets everywhere to games, to sleepovers, even sometimes to school. The sheet thing is under my skin in this case! It doesn't make sense to ME in either a runaway or abduction case.

All MOO

 

[SAMS]

Has it been verified if she were indeed home schooled there or no? Sorry if I missed it.