Agree. And I think that there needs to be a new look and a fresh line of thinking here. We have a piece of evidence. Will it help? We dont know. Smart people have said it wont. But those same smart people of found nothing of this girl, tips have dried up, and people have stopped reporting on it in the way needed to put on a full court public press on finding this girl. So redact anything that you feel would hinder a prosecution, and release the 911 call. The worst that can happen is we are all in the same darn place after as we are now. Maybe, just maybe, there is something there that sparks something. Or maybe the release of the tape reignites regional or national media and that random person in Oklahoma, or Iowa, or wherever is watching a talking head talk about the tape while Jayme's face is on the screen at the moment she and her captor are at a gas station or eating pancakes.
This is what LE would do if finding her was the priority.
I'm not sure how releasing the 911 call would help find Jayme's location. How would that give LE her location whereabouts?
Imo I believe Jayme is no longer with us and that is why there has been no sighting of Jayme in almost 2 months now.
I have nothing to base it on that Jayme's location is not a top priority for the investigators. I think it's very logical she is. She was a witness inside of her home when both parents were murdered. So of course they would want to locate her for her own safety where she could tell them what had happened.
I do believe they have tried very hard to locate where she could be but they cant find anything that leads them to any possible location.
I dont fault them for that. They must have some kind of evidence or credible tips showing where she could be in order to locate her.
I think even though they have worked very hard they are coming up empty through no fault of their own..
Fitzgerald has already said they have found no evidence of any boyfriend of any age at all and havent found any online social media connection either between Jayme and anyone else.
So it's like trying to find a tiny needle in a huge haystack without them even knowing which haystack to even begin looking in. Unfortunately this has been the hand police have been dealt in this case.
Sometimes the evidence just isnt there. That is why so many cases remain unsolved.
James and Denise's murders must remain a top priority for the investigators too at all times. They owe them that and no less. They owe them a thorough investigation too. They dont become a side issue for LE because one of the victims inside of the home is missing. All three victims must remain a top priority for LE.
I never question why investigators decide to do what they do. I firmly believe they have a valid reason for not releasing the 911 call and I respect that decision. .
There have been over 200 officers on this case including FBI profilers. I feel the profilers have told the investigators that releasing the call wouldn't be advantageous in solving the case or locating Jayme.
Jmo