Very, very important to find her and gather forensic evidence to be able to prosecute this cat. Otherwise, it's going to be difficult to obtain a conviction.
Also, I agree with the above poster that one should NEVER talk to the police if they seek you out for questioning. Even if - no, especially if - you are innocent.
I don't know the particulars if the nursing program, but if both things are true - that she was a nursing student and he works in the hospital - that is the most plausible and least weird ways to explain why the WG thought they knew each other and why she felt comfortable getting in a car with him. OMG.
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I thought Longo had said when he was answering questions at the end that they weren't able to question him further because he had lawyered up and they didn't have anything to keep him on.In the press conference yesterday I got the distinct impression that Dreds was not being helpful in any way whatsoever. I guess you had to watch the presser to catch the adversarial tone of the police chief. Det. Moody was also brief when discussing Dreds. He said: "I spoke to him (Dreds), and I would like to speak to him again." Does THAT sound like Moody can just call Dreds up and have a conversation with him? You HAD to watch the presser. Dreds had nothing to say to the police and he still doesn't.
Very, very important to find her and gather forensic evidence to be able to prosecute this cat. Otherwise, it's going to be difficult to obtain a conviction.
Also, I agree with the above poster that one should NEVER talk to the police if they seek you out for questioning. Even if - no, especially if - you are innocent.
I would not cooperate with police if I was a black male and the last person to be seen with a missing white female. But I would sure hope that he would get a lawyer and then cooperate as much as he could (while still protecting his rights) to help find the girl. But if he simply dropped her somewhere and she disappeared, there wouldn't be much else he could say. It looks so bad for him, but heck, before we knew he existed, it looked bad for creepy white guy too. JMO
In the press conference yesterday I got the distinct impression that Dreds was not being helpful in any way whatsoever. I guess you had to watch the presser to catch the adversarial tone of the police chief. Det. Moody was also brief when discussing Dreds. He said: "I spoke to him (Dreds), and I would like to speak to him again." Does THAT sound like Moody can just call Dreds up and have a conversation with him? You HAD to watch the presser. Dreds had nothing to say to the police and he still doesn't.
Given his size, I think it's possible that someone his size could carry Morgan to the isolated spot where she was found.
Is this the same person ... even though the name is spelled Jessie?
http://www.readthehook.com/81206/my-ride-jessie-mathew-1998-grand-marquis
Good catch!!!!!!So, on Thursday September 18, he gets 2 tickets for failure to display license plates and driving with a suspended license. They had eyes on him then I guess.
Police were looking for information about Hannah. Why didn't Jesse Mathew come forward right away and let police know that he was with her on the night she disappeared? A good person would do that.
Police were looking for information about Hannah. Why didn't Jesse Mathew come forward right away and let police know that he was with her on the night she disappeared? A good person would do that.
There was something in his car that prompted LE to get a warrant to search his house....drugs? open container of alcohol? Either one of those enough to get a warrant?
My dad works concessions at UVA sporting events with the Lions Club. I should call and ask him if he knows him! [emoji50]NBC29 news is picking up on the store (shame that a uk news site had the scoop first). Some are confirming he played HS football at Monticello High School in Cville. Played college football at Liberty University in Lynchburg. Another rumor is that he worked concessions at UVA athletic events.
In my opinion, Dred's family members just screwed him. By grandma going public with Dred's claim that he and Hannah parted ways after leaving the bar, the police only have to establish Hannah was in his car to know that he is lying.
Fast forward to murder trial, the prosecutor puts both Mom and Grandma on the stand with this claim, now debunked by physical evidence, and the jury sees a liar (Dreds) sitting in front of them.