NightFire
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NightFire, So glad you joined! Darlin Gal's stats are alarming. The internet makes our world seem so small that we are now able to see the epedimic rampant throughout the world pertaining to predators of the weak and vulnerable. Being new to the forum I have to ask what about Lindsey's story brought you straight away to feeling/thinking someone close to Lindsey facilitated in helping with her disappearence? So many of us have spent hours researching so many different angles in Lindsey's story of vanishing that it would be nice to hear from someone with a new set of eyes on Lindsey threads.. Thanks ahead, and your country is beautiful as well as some of your scottsmen! LOL!
Hi!
Thanks for the welcome! Most of my opinion is based on instinct to be honest, little but gut feeling. But, I'll explain a few of the points that lead me to where I am. (Again - I typed a whole huge response and my PC froze as I hit Submit!!!).
I apologise in advance if I have my facts mixed up here, I have read through all the posts but only once, and some things may already have been accounted for.
The first thing I find strange is how bizarrely calm Lindseys Ma has been. I can't help but feel that if that were one of my daughters (I have 3 little ladies aged 6 and under) I would be utterly frantic. I understand completely that people deal with things in different ways, it just really struck me - something in her, or her lack of outward response. I'm not for a minute saying she knows where her daughter is, simply that I think she knows it is a very real possibilty Lindsey would run away. I think if she genuinely believed she had been abducted, she would be a lot less composed. Especially in the early days.
The other thing is the situation with her brother. A lot of what I have read leads me to believe that they had a lot of very deep seated issues, far beyond normal sibling issues. I had a lot of problems with my older brother as a young child, he teased me and would physically hit me (hard!) on a daily basis - mostly on my back where no one would see. I can honestly say a Big brother like that is enough to make anyone want to get the hell out. Thankfully I have a good relationship with my brother now, but that's not to say Lindsey would be the same. Of course I don't know if he was hurting her, I am only speculating at a reason for her to leave. I also saw somewhere she had said she was glad her brother was going to Juvie just before she vanished, Yet I remember also reading he was not in fact going to juvie, So perhaps she wanted him (or expected him) to be accused of being involved in her disappearance?
Next thing is the dogs. It completely baffles me that dogs could not find her scent (or track it). I read a very interesting (yet sad) story just recently about how a dog tracked a little girl who had gone missing. The dog tracked her for miles and miles, even though she had been taken along the freeway in a car. Eventually he found her body. The story is here: http://www.unsolved.com/ajaxfiles/mur_alie_berrelez.htm I'm sorry if links are not allowed, or if it doesn't work. Curse of the newbie! It just explains how fantastic and efficient dogs are at tracking people. So, I think she was either not at the firends house, or she was and she either didn't leave, or left a very odd way.... That could go so many ways. So, like I said before - maybe someone helped her that night after she was told to leave (but desperately didn't want to - imagine her disappointment, she's 10 hoping to stay the night at a friends house and is told no - to go home to who knows what) maybe it pushed her too far. I can't honestly see her staying away this long if she was on her own in this.
So, most of my points are really only my gut feeling which I know doesn't count for much. The short time she was on her own also makes it difficult to believe someone could have taken her, a 10 year old girl can put up a fair fight - it wouldn't have happened instantly and it's odd no one saw or heard a single thing.
Sorry that's really long and doesn't have much factual input - It's really just based on what I have read in other places.