The private investigators were very firm in their assertion that they don't believe
MC ever had a bike. And didn't this assertion just come up? I feel that she almost needs to say something now.
"Yes, he had a bike. I bought it for him on ? and I bought it at ? You can check with the bike store. They can verify my claim."
Meeks said so much. If he's lying (and I sometimes think he's not well informed or that he doesn't remember things well) then the phone investigation and the divers and the presentations in front of 2 different case squads could easily say he's full of it. I believe they would come forward.
There doesn't seem to me that there's been a lack of searching for him. Helicopters, dogs, searchers on 3 different occasions in the beginning. And now to hear that he had divers in the water twice underneath the bridge.
That's a lot of money to expend for a ruse.
Why not just keep quiet (Meeks)or are you thinking that he had to come up with something because the investigators were beginning to put pressure on him to say something?
In one of my posts the other day I mentioned and referenced the dogs
hitting on a spot 500 yards w/in the house. I then asked if the scent would disappear once he got on the bike. It shocked me that he parroted almost the same thing. Or maybe it was because we were both seeing the same thing and it made sense. Almost made me think he reads here. But I highly doubt it. He doesn't even check the "drop box" the private investigators set up for him. I think he lets his mouth get out in front of himself.
Well, the divers need to go down again
no matter what and I hope it's soon. I also hope BC will speak up about the bike.
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Thanks for your thought provoking post here. You know me too. I'm never shy about sharing those thoughts either. Lol...
I'm glad you agree that BC needs to clear up this bike thing real quick to have any credibility. The longer this goes on, she will keep losing points.
And Meeks? Oh my gosh, you nailed it. Yes! I most definitely
am thinking he needed to come up with something because the investigators were indeed putting pressure on him to say something.
At the recent interview his speech and body language screamed that his back was up against the wall.
This may sound totally disrespectful but the whole time I was watching it, all that kept coming to mind was the scene from the Wizard of Oz where the little dog Toto pulls back the curtain to reveal 'The Great and Powerful Oz' who was really just a guy trying to fool everyone.
"Don't pay any attention to that man behind the curtain!"
So, then he sprung the 'official' LE theory on us, like one of those old Jack-in-the-Box toys.
Out of the blue! The sheriff tells us he
feels ( feels?? seriously?? ) that Michael Chambers rode a bike to the lake, threw the bike in the lake, and himself, of course. Yep. Committed suicide right then and there. ( Even though the drop was only a few feet in distance?? )
I also noticed that they conveniently changed the travel speed of the phone on the bike, from the absurd 2.5 mph to the higher 4.5 to 5 mph.
Sorry, I don't remember the new exact corrected speed because, in my opinion, that was only 'chosen' after the derision from the public about how a bike would fall over at 2.5 mph.
Someone apparently had not checked facts about walking and biking speeds before they were initially released. Therefore, the 'speed' of the phone ping had to be adjusted upward to match actual factual knowledge.
It was also the first we ever heard of Michael having a bike.
Yes, I agree with you Razz about the dogs hitting on the spot 500 yards from the house. When the sheriff said the dogs lost the scent when he got on the bike, that really startled me. I did remember your post. Does make you wonder who reads here.
I began googling dogs tracking scents after the interview. I knew in the case of young Amber DuBois a canine had tracked her scent in a car! It led them many miles away to the exact exit ramp off a freeway to the general area where Amber had been left. But since it was private property they couldn't search there.
In googling I found where dogs had also found people miles away in car trunks. So it really confused me to hear him say the dogs would lose the scent of someone on a slow moving bike. Really??
The whole thing seemed to be calculated, manufactured answers to shut down this case. The question is why.
There may not be anything criminal about it at all, but I don't believe we're getting the truth about the investigation.
Are the new answers an attempt to appease the family in some way? Hard to believe that when he spent so much time voicing his upset about Suzy and the P.I.
There was some information that was constructive. You're right. You mentioned about the various searches and the costs of them. That it would be an expensive ruse. Here's my thoughts, and I want to say them very carefully.
"Expense" is a relative term. People will spend money for a specific purpose. At times, the purpose they are stating is not the actual reason they are doing it. Let me just leave it at that.
Again, that is all just my opinion. None of this is passing the smell test.
I don't have any idea where PaPaw is. You mentioned the divers needing to go back. Maybe you're right but I tend to doubt if he is there. If anything is, it would only be his phone, thrown in by someone else, in my opinion.
I believe whoever abducted him covered their tracks well.
Thank you again Razz for sticking with us...
JMO