Since they're both missing -- maybe she brought the books up to the apt. (less to carry at one time), and left baby and purse in the car and went back-- only to be confronted by the kidnapper ?
Glad you found us!Duh, I didn't realize there was a new, open thread until early afternoon.
I think HB also has an Etsy account. I can't link since I'm not 100% sure it's her in the picture. If it is it's a bit old since it shows her location as Louisiana. But that user also has wedding dresses (and dog collars) listed under her favorite shops.
I'm still confused over the timeline starting around 2 pm. The Inside Edition article posted today says:
He returned home around 1 or 2 p.m. and couldn’t get a hold of her, he said. Carey said he assumed she had gone to a friend’s home and wasn’t picking up her phone.
He later got a call from her son’s elementary school, letting him know that the boy hadn’t been picked up yet. When Carey returned home after picking up her son, Broussard and their daughter still weren’t home and he got worried, he said.
That evening, he said, he filed a police report after learning no one had spoken to her all day. He even went to a T-Mobile store in an attempt to retrieve her phone records, CBS Austin reported.
What Happened to Texas Mom Heidi Broussard and Her 2-Week-Old Daughter Margot?
That sounds like the school called to tell him his son wasn't picked up after school. But other msm articles put the time at around 6 pm.
Why on earth wouldn't a single reporter ask SC when exactly he picked up his son - after school or after the school's day care program? That's a 3+ hours spread. And why didn't SC volunteer the time since he was pretty specific about the other times; 6:40, 7:30, 8:15, 1:40, 2 pm...
One other flag to me was his mention of giving HB, the baby and the son kisses (reported a couple days back I'll try and find the link) and telling them he loved them. But mainly because I remember from another case Lonna B saying in an interview that she told Lonzie she loved him when in reality Lonzie was deceased, so it may not apply here. IOW I get suspicious when someone claims to be a good parent or makes sure to note they expressed love to the missing person. May mean nothing so MOO.
And again, taking both mother and baby makes little sense in most scenarios and taking the baby in particular seems to be very personal. Would a stranger do that? MOO.
I would sure think so. MOO
Was she trying to get some cash?
Glad you found us!
Just about every time he's given is an "about" or "around." That doesn't help. But, the 2pm thing - he says he called her about 1:40 pm and her phone was off. He arrived home shortly after - around 2 pm. He noticed the car, the baby stuff, etc. and thought she was probably at her friend's apt. in the same complex.
From 2 pm to 6 pm - We have no idea really. Around 6 pm, the school called and told him nobody had picked up their little boy. He went and picked him up, then called his dad, all her friends, and then the police who arrived about 7:30 pm.
It would be extremely rare for a stranger to take mom and baby, IMO. MOO
Either way it could help the investigation. Usually the spouse,or last known person to see a missing person is looked at. To rule them out,or rule them in. He seems genuinely broken up to me,but then some things just don't make sense. The way he talks about the children. Mine/hers. I did notice he uses presence tense,as opposed to past tense though. That's a promising sign. Normally my Hinky meter is off the chart with cases like this but this one I just don't know.
Well stated! That very very blank, mystical four hours is hard to ignore. In fact, it jumps right out at you and slaps you in the face! The Black Hole of his afternoon. He's so willing to offer up all this other "stuff" and acts as if "nothing" happened during that afternoon. No nap, no drinking (water or you know) no drugs, no "whatever." Right
Hinky meter, lol... I always call it my "antennae," but I like hinky meter much better!
Generally my impression is yes, but my nieces and nephews are in their 30s and none of them are big social media users. Well, I take that back, one posts a fair amount, but it's more business networking than personal. Her brother never used social media at all, only got a smartphone a couple years ago. So I think it really varies.
If he came home and found the infant baby carrier in the home first thought would be Mama is in shower or sleeping with baby. If neither of those is true wth? No one waits assuming momma will show up with infant especially if purse, diaper bag snd most importantly infant carrier were visible!
Yes, you're right. All those minute details about himself during the morning hrs....drinking water, etc. But what about the 'blank hours' from 2-6. No water drinking? (Trying to be humorous).Well stated! That very very blank, mystical four hours is hard to ignore. In fact, it jumps right out at you and slaps you in the face! The Black Hole of his afternoon. He's so willing to offer up all this other "stuff" and acts as if "nothing" happened during that afternoon. No nap, no drinking (water or you know) no drugs, no "whatever." Right
Classic look here not there maneuver. Seen that a thousand times or so. It just doesn't make sense that not one time does he offer an account for the 2-6 time period. I mean, he told us what time he drinks water in the morning on waking. Really?Well stated! That very very blank, mystical four hours is hard to ignore. In fact, it jumps right out at you and slaps you in the face! The Black Hole of his afternoon. He's so willing to offer up all this other "stuff" and acts as if "nothing" happened during that afternoon. No nap, no drinking (water or you know) no drugs, no "whatever." Right
