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LOL thread closed before I could edit my comment so bringing over:
my orig response:
What I wanted to add ^^ Not sure if 4 months is a normal length of time for setting the Preliminary Hearing date, but it possible that it was set that far ahead giving time for the Tox results to get back. But, I honestly think its probably a normal length of time. Maybe someone from the area knows or knows how to look up cases to eyeball dockets or point in direction I don't mind eyeballing
I encourage you all to visit the Facebook page for little Noah. The people that did know him are sharing their memories. It is bittersweet knowing he is gone but some of the stories are just precious.
May I trouble you for a link please, Tallula.Belle, and thank you for the heads up with your impressions.
No problem. Here you go.
https://www.facebook.com/findmissingnoahthomas
I need to post this before I go to bed. Someone posted something on the last thread that I can't stop thinking about- about listening to the details for Noah. So often it is so hard to hear the details. The horror of it makes you want to turn away or turn it off or tune it out. The thing is, when a "story" with real watered down facts is so horrible, then imagine what it was like actually living it. As an adult, I can barely handle to hear the things that happen to children, but this little child had to actually live through it! I am going to try my best to sit through all of the details and not turn away from any of them. It will be my way to honor and support Noah with what he went through. If he had to physically be there, I can be strong enough to hear his story. I want to feel like he is being validated and has someone standing next to him, for once in his life. Those who should have protected him failed him and he was all alone. He was. He was all alone and put inside of a cr** box. I will hear his story in his honor and give him the compassion and support he should have had in life. I am so sorry you had to experience that, Noah. You saw a side of evil that most of us will luckily never see in our entire lives.
I'm not even sure I am making sense in writing, but in my own head, I know what I mean!
I encourage you all to visit the Facebook page for little Noah. The people that did know him are sharing their memories. It is bittersweet knowing he is gone but some of the stories are just precious.
Wondering if the husband was at all a "handy man" type.
Only asking as my husband would have no clue that septic tank could even be opened...he would think that someone from the city or county would have to do it. We had to call to shut off our water last year, having no clue that there was a main cut-off valve by the curb...
But maybe people in rural areas all know they can open them? Seriously, I have no idea, have never lived any place that had them.
Can someone help out my interpretation? As I am reading it, it appears as if neither parent actually had an attorney as of this mornings hearing, correct? AW seemed to think the same one that was helping them while Noah was missing would represent her with these charges. (I wonder if he volunteered his services to them, while he was thought to be missing). And PT seemed to think he had one, but that person has not responded to MSM and was not at the hearing. Did anyone else get that from the articles?
How handy would one have to be to pry open that particular lid, has that actually been shared?
I remember reading (or maybe hearing in the interview with the sanitation worker) that those lids have 6-8 (10?) bolts and require "a tool" to remove but idk if they meant a special tool or just a generic screwdriver that everyone would have laying around.
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I don't want to sound too cheesy or dramatic here but as I sat and folded my children's laundry early this morning as I waited for them to wake up, I thought and planned our day ahead. I thought of the egg hunt we are going to do today and of the birthday party tonight, Easter baskets tomorrow, dinner at grandma's, etc. I usually take the early morning to center myself before the chaos strikes. But all of my thoughts have been overshadowed by a sincere grief for sweet little Noah. His childhood was ended far too soon and at the hands of the people who had only job that mattered- to protect him from harm. I don't know why this case is hitting me so hard. Maybe the spiderman boots that mirror a pair my three year old worships or if it is his age and smile and that he shares an exact birthday with my own 5 year old girl. Noah did leave good here though. We are all a little more patient and a little more loving in his honor. RIP sweet boy.
Maybe Courtney knows? YOoooohooo Courtney!!! You are needed.Have any of the previously known or current residents provided a precise description anywhere?
I remember reading (or maybe hearing in the interview with the sanitation worker) that those lids have 6-8 (10?) bolts and require "a tool" to remove but idk if they meant a special tool or just a generic screwdriver that everyone would have laying around.
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I would have said 4 months seemed right for a pre-trial conference, but prelim? I feel that is because the investigation is ongoing.
The other thing that occurred to me was that "hard and credible tip". The sheriff seemed to downplay it afterward by shifting to a 'more aggressive search". My feeling now is that it may have been a family member - perhaps even PT himself. I am not trying to give him any credit but guilt can have an effect. I thought I read it somewhere as " You NEED to look in the septic tank". In any case I feel that it came from someone who actually knew, thus making it so credible.
Just speculating here, nothing more.
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But does everyone know this? I mean, is it common knowledge, I wonder, that a septic tank can be opened fairly easily?