Houston Chronicle - January 3
Blue text highlighted by me. Earlier HC article said he called and had asked for "
Ennamorato's number." Just a little more specific in this new article.
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Missed calls
Exactly why Nelson, who had served time for armed robbery, marijuana possession, immigrant smuggling and terroristic threats, came to Jonathan's door on Christmas Eve remains unclear.
On that Friday morning, both Davis and Ennamorato had to work. Jonathan's mother was to return by 2 p.m.
That morning at work, a colleague told Davis her son had called asking for "Aunt Sharon's" number.
After she missed that call, a woman called back, saying it was an emergency. By the time Davis made it to the phone, the line was dead.
Concerned, Davis called the house again and again as she drove to the cottage, she said. Someone picked up just minutes before she pulled up around 2 p.m.
Davis said a woman answered. She told the woman she was Jonathan's mom, Angela. She heard a woman say: "Is your mama's name Angela?"
And Davis heard Jonathan say: "Yes ma'am, my mama's name is Angela."
And then the phone went dead.
Davis said police initially questioned her about why her son was home alone, and suggested he'd run away on Christmas Eve.
Police said the investigation was complicated because family members changed their stories and gave conflicting statements on the day of his disappearance.
http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/metropolitan/7362771.html
