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Here is a more detailed article. Girlfriend of missing boy's dad charged after a child's body found in motel
This answers some questions.
“New details obtained by Eyewitness News from court records state after she participated in the search, she took off and drove to Cleveland, Texas, to meet a male friend.
The two then drove back to Webster to a storage unit where they picked up a black and yellow plastic container that had a foul odor, according to documents. The male friend then drove Balboa to a Best Western motel about two hours northeast of Houston, unloaded the truck and left her there.”
I think it may have happened that way because of one weird thing. I was reading what Samuel's bio-mom was posting, about the situation. And from day one, it was said that the courts were demanding his imminent return.I'm doubting that a real officer showed up that evening. I think that was faulty reporting.
jmo
I think it may have happened that way because of one weird thing. I was reading what Samuel's bio-mom was posting, about the situation. And from day one, it was said that they used to have joint custody---but he didn't return him after a visit in 2020---and she had spent over a year in court battle trying to have him returned.
But he was hiding the boy from her. She tried t do things legally, the slow expensive way.
She had said, with documents that were posted, that the court finally gave her full legal custody and he was supposed to return the child by June 1st, I believe.
So that is why it makes sense to me that an officer may have gone to the address to look for Samuel.
And it also makes sense, that TB knowing that, might have triggered this whole tragic mess.
She already lost her children, and I think she is angry about that. And I also think this sweet boy probably had bruises or visible injuries---preventing her from turning him over voluntarily.
JMO IMO MOO
I LOVE Tim. What a perfect person to confront this liar. He is not going to put up with BS when it comes to a missing child.Texas EquuSearch founder says he confronted Theresa Balboa | khou.com
Texas EquuSearch helped search for Samuel despite founder Tim Miller’s gut feelings.
He said that became even clearer following conversations with the boy’s father’s girlfriend, Theresa Balboa, who was charged in connection with the case following Tuesday night’s discovery of what’s believed to be little Samuel’s body.
“I told her, I said, 'I’m so damn disappointed in you,'” Miller said. "I said, 'You know, every word you’re saying is a lie.' And that’s when things started unravelling, I think.”
Miller said it was difficult from the beginning pinning down the last time family members saw Samuel.
That includes his father and his family.
Exactly. He was probably completely blindsided. How scared was he when he suddenly realised he was in possession of a dead child? She could have tried to pin it on him if he hadn't escaped the hellish room when he did.I agree. He was safely away from the situation, plus she was in a hotel room far from home without a car with the body. Perfect place for LE to find her and arrest her.
jmo
Poor little girls.One article I saw said she didn’t show up for the custody hearing. The father didn’t either but wrote a letter to the court. A relative has custody.
Yes, he holds the high ground.I LOVE Tim. What a perfect person to confront this liar. He is not going to put up with BS when it comes to a missing child.
Yes, I am really curious to see if that actually happened or not.Thanks for this missing piece, katydid. Makes sense to me.
I wonder if the officer actually made an appearance, or if it was also a lie, based on what Tim Miller said. A plausible lie...
This is pondering about the report in some articles that an officer showed up in the evening. (This is not about the morning fake-cop story.)I think it may have happened that way because of one weird thing. I was reading what Samuel's bio-mom was posting, about the situation. And from day one, it was said that the courts were demanding his imminent return.
...they used to have joint custody---but he didn't return him after a visit in 2020---and she had spent over a year in court battle trying to have him returned.
But he was hiding the boy from her. She tried t do things legally, the slow expensive way.
She had said, with documents that were posted, that the court finally gave her full legal custody and he was supposed to return the child by June 1st, I believe.
So that is why it makes sense to me that an officer may have gone to the address to look for Samuel.
And it also makes sense, that TB knowing that, might have triggered this whole tragic mess.
She already lost her children, and I think she is angry about that. And I also think this sweet boy probably had bruises or visible injuries---preventing her from turning him over voluntarily.
JMO IMO MOO
This is pondering about the report in some articles that an officer showed up in the evening. (This is not about the morning fake-cop story.)
Where would this officer show up for the evening visit? LE and bio-mom wouldn't know gf's mom's address. Did LE go to the grandmother's house?
Perhaps dad got notice of the June 1 date at his mom's address (mail?) and talked to gf about it. Then gf told the fake-cop story.
And if the turn-over date was June 1, why would an officer show up before that time? And, again, where did he show up?
If dad and gf were in the same location, the dad would notice Samuel wasn't there.
The logistics of that evening are still a muddle to me. Who was where?
jmo
Thanks for checking. It seems like a misunderstanding on the reporter's part.I went back to the OP to read this info from the article itself (was trying to make sense of it), but when I clicked on the link, that info was no longer in the article.
Speculation: Since mom was really close to having him back..........Maybe TB felt like her hold on dad wouldn't be as strong if she wasn't taking care of him. She wouldn't be able to use SO to manipulate dad with care giving etc. Perhaps she lashed out in anger at the one that was closest. MOO
This really sounds like nobody cared enough to move a finger. He hasn't been to school for a whole month and nobody checks on him? If it was caused by Covid, either by him being exposed or actually having it, he would still have to do remote, correct? So, was he turning in homework/school work? If not, why didn't the school do anything?
Why did the mother not say something if she hasn't seen him in a month? <modsnip>
As in... he only needed her to babysit? Could also explain why he overlooked some things that other people wouldn't.
eta: That being said, having been a hard-working single parent, I can certainly sympathize with having to make tough choices.
Woah, did I miss something about a storage locker?!I'm thinking they will have cctv from the day that samuel was put in the storage locker, and WHO put him in there. If dad visited that locker he should expect some serious questions from LE.