sweetdreams
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Wow, to hear on NG show right now, that Mom says, FBI forensics have collected Mom and Dad's clothes that were worn on the day Joshua disappeared is a news flash for me!
Lt. Penshorn:
-mainly looking at something happened to this child in/around this house that led to his disappearance.
-talking about storm door with broken latch being only one closed on the front when LE was there (Beli: doesn't mean it was that way that night, kwim?)
- tracker dogs: several different types -- cadaver, SAR, prison dogs.
To me, that implies he was carried out of the house and didn't walk out. :waitasec: MOO
Who were the seven adults at the home?
That is why I believe Joshua did not walk out of the house. Too many different dogs and none of them hit on his scent outside. MOO
BBM
I also believe that is exactly what happened. An accident maybe, but something being covered up as a missing child. MOO
Yes panthera! If an accident happened, I would like to know what made the family or friends afraid to call 911 or the police.
Maybe they were afraid they'd be charged with something? I know that sounds strange but if this darling little boy was accidentally harmed, I simply don't understand hiding that fact unless they thought going throught this would be easier.
Lordy, I can't even imagine what I'm writing. The truth is so much easier. imo
Someone (?): 8 adults in a very small area. Interviewed every one of them. Child HAD to have been within eyeshot of an adult at all times. Only reasonable explanation is was carried out/driven away.
Someone else (?): taken clothes parents had on that night (is that what she said?).
Michael Board said if TX Rangers & FBI involved, they'll find out if somebody in house involved.
Lt. saying not simply case of stranger taking child....something in or around this home lead to his disappearance....when officers got to scene, interior door was open, outside door with broken latch was closed.
This disturbs me. I know that toddlers have occasionally drowned in buckets full of water or cleaning solution.