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The Hi-Tec boots, that LE attributed to Burke Ramsey, were introduced July 29, 1991 by Footwear News:Thanks OTG. As far as I am concerned, the boot print has little evidentiary value because we have nothing to match it to. On the other hand, the fact that all the Ramsey's misled LE about Burke owning a pair of HiTeks speaks volumes. Even if they had admitted he owned them, it was not a big deal because the print couldn't be dated. He lived in that house and it could have been made at any time. The fact that they denied the existence of the boots conclusively shows that they were trying to manufacture evidence of an intruder through deceit. Ask yourself why innocent people would do that?
Hi-Tec Sports will launch hikers promo
MODESTO, Calif. - Hi-Tec Sports USA will step up the marketing of its new children's outdoor hiking boot with an incentive campaign centered around the 500th anniversary of Columbus' voyage to the New World.
The company plans to offer posters, stickers and other amenities as part of a Navigators' Club that children can join when they purchase an item in the new Navigators' series.
Hi-Tec unveiled an outdoor boot called the Columbus as part of the series. The shoe features a compass tied to the laces. It comes in mochaspruce and navy, priced to retail at $44.95.
Hi-Tec will coordinate the club membership in Modesto and will send promotional posters with new orders. Details of the promotion will be offered to children in product boxes.
David Pompel, marketing manager, said he expects the promotion to spur children's sales. He reported company-wide sales for Hi-Tec should grow by 60 percent this year.
"When the kids get something in the box, they get excited," he said. Pompel added that Hi-Tec's rugged outdoor look is growing more popular as children focus on the environment.
"We're getting into department stores where the athletic look is dying. We try to make ties to positive values like recycling and the environment."
If the boots in question were promotional in nature, then I am curious as to how long were they sold in stores?...
We know, per the sworn testimony of Steve Thomas, that LE engaged in a "public pressure strategy" designed to 'break' the Ramseys, the BPD's prime suspects. This strategy included 'leaking' inaccurate, fabricated, false, etc. information via the MSM.
This realization, compounded with the fact that LE has never been able to produce these boots, supposedly belonging to Burke, and considering the promotional nature of the specific boots attributed to him, I have serious doubts as to the accuracy and reliability of this information.
NO evidentiary value, here. Thus, I see no logical reason to presume Burke left the Hi-Tec impression in the WC. ...unless one is driven by theory as opposed to evidence.