In yesterdays press conference they said they would be getting results in 24 hours, I believe. The did. So be it.
No. I wasn't clear in my question, sorry. Who was the neighbor boy who called 911 originally to report Jenise missing on Sunday night?? The report was a kid made the call and then handed the phone to Jenise's father.
Right. Like Elizabeth Smart, and Polly Klaas, and other children who were snatched from inside their homes. I think we'd have about exactly as many children kidnapped and raped and killed. They're either easy pickings, or very hard pickings, but I think perps bent on raping and killing a child will find one.
My point is, they must have had a suspect in mind, because if they were testing everybody, it would have taken a lot longer. In some cases they do test everybody. In this particular case it would appear there were reasons to suspect his teenager, and DNA test presumably confirmed these suspicions.
Um. Just wanted to point out that there is a dead child involved in this thread. There are also two families who have lost a child, one to death and one to jail. How about we concentrate on that and stop arguing about the semantics involved in rape.
And for the record, no, I do not hope he gets raped in prison. Rape is wrong, no matter what a criminal has done, it does not justify wanting him to become a victim. That's a pretty disgusting notion.
BBM....Are you talking about a six yr old?Most violent crimes are commit ed by family members or close family friends so I can't see it as being any better. Children need to learn to be independent and how to problem solve and being sheltered from the world doesn't help.
Of course a little more supervision would have been desired in this case, it is hard for me to judge the parents without knowing other details. As I mentioned earlier, I grew up in a similar way. I lived on a dead end street and almost every house had kids and we all played in each other's yards, went into each other's houses unannounced, had snacks and meals together. Every summer we blocked off the street and had a block party. In the summer I woke up and went outside to play and I only came inside for lunch and dinner and when the street lights came on.
This is how I imagine the mobile home park in this case but again that is JMO. People like to assume there is more crime these days vs 40 years ago but that is just completely false.
I'm just wondering if anyone knows the age of that original 911 caller? (No names of minors.) I'm thinking he was a younger child, but now my mind is wondering.....
No. I've looked through several FBs over the last week and made a few assumptions. Now based on reports of "neighbor" and "family friend", I have a hunch. I'm not able to verify his age yet.
No. I wasn't clear in my question, sorry. Who was the neighbor boy who called 911 originally to report Jenise missing on Sunday night?? The report was a kid made the call and then handed the phone to Jenise's father.
I know now, the FBI has their yellow tape....many people outside watching. They are suited up...and impounding at least one car. People SHOCKED.
Most violent crimes are commit ed by family members or close family friends so I can't see it as being any better. Children need to learn to be independent and how to problem solve and being sheltered from the world doesn't help.
Of course a little more supervision would have been desired in this case, it is hard for me to judge the parents without knowing other details. As I mentioned earlier, I grew up in a similar way. I lived on a dead end street and almost every house had kids and we all played in each other's yards, went into each other's houses unannounced, had snacks and meals together. Every summer we blocked off the street and had a block party. In the summer I woke up and went outside to play and I only came inside for lunch and dinner and when the street lights came on.
This is how I imagine the mobile home park in this case but again that is JMO. People like to assume there is more crime these days vs 40 years ago but that is just completely false.