Okay, so I'm convinced I'm onto something here...
1Watcher's fantastic first post has convinced me to share my thoughts.
We've all pretty much gathered that WH has a distinct way of speaking. And, I think, we are in general agreement that there are bits of truth to be found hidden in what he's saying. He's so far proven that the most suspicious moments of his speech are the moments when he says something that seems to be entirely out of place, or when he corrects himself abruptedly. You're all good at picking up on it - we've called out his most telling moments quite succesfully.
Anyway, I think that this bit could be big... WH talking about the Battlefield Search...
This was immediately alarming to me. This is a classic WH moment - why, midstory, did
he cut himself off to clarify to the reporter that people don't actually go fishing in that area? There are a ton of moments in this interview where we could have used some more clarifying info from WH.
The specific kind of outdoor recreational sporting activities that locals do isn't relevant to the public.
It is relevant to WH, though, if he's trying to keep from incriminating himself. So, anyway, when I read that I was offput... then 1Watcher posted this, which made me feel like my hunch is definitely supported.
So, there are tons of bodies of water where people fish nearby.
WH is just plain wrong. I don't want to say that he's
lying because I guess it's possible that he just isn't familiar with the area too well. He said they were driving around aimlessly for hours, but they
were in the dark. But if he was intentionally lying and not just unaware, he went out of his way to make people think that there weren't bodies of water nearby.
That's huge.
A third piece to the puzzle -
As per the mods, I can direct you to look at the next piece of supporting evidence, but it cannot be discussed here. The above two points are open season - I'm going to set the stage for the third and show y'all what I'm talking about if you aren't aware, but don't discuss this bit further. Hopefully this is ok!
If you go to the #bringAJhome and #Hadsell feeds on Twitter and scroll a bit down the page to tweets made on March 23rd, you'll see that someone has shared a screencap taken from Wesley's fbook page. It is dated March 18th, which is Wednesday. On Thursday the 19th, clothes were found and the search began.
Nothing more can be discussed on that here, but, hopefully some of y'all see where I think this connection is. I'm gonna go back and read what y'all were saying about licenses and whatnot.
