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I also want to say that no living quarters in the neighborhood broken into.Much gratitude for this account Gngr-snp;
It gives one an idea of we are dealing with in today's world.
So sorry you & your family/community had to experience this.
The whole story is too long to tell.
When he got the girl to the deck, her mother was standing there. He asked her "where are they"?
She said who?
He said the cops!
She said what are you talking about ? She was oblivious to what was going on at the time.
When called to by police he let the girl go and lept over a 6 ft privacy fence.
LITERALLY jumped over it. Not even using his hands.
She said it was like super man. Poof! Gone.
He never hurt anyone in our neighborhood that I know of, but I KNOW he was very capable if backed into a corner.
I think he had an outstanding warrant and felt he could hide from them back there.
He had a cot and a pile of empty canned food about 3 feet high behind his tent.
Beanie weenies, Vienna sausages, peanut butter, rice and beans.
I believe he got his food at the Dollar General about a mile away. He could use the cover of the woods and darkness to get there.
In Jameys case,
I'm praying he does have a cot and a camp and is just keeping her because he doesn't know what else to do with her.
Moo
Any dollar general type stores near woods in this search area?
I'll bet he is no more than a mile from them if so.