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I understand. Thanks for your response.

Hi I have a question! Is there a way of being able to donate anonymously? I and possibly a few others would be happy to donate but don't want the banner and badges under our names. I don't want the possibility of making others feel bad if they're not able to donate. Edited to add: I would...

Hmmm, sounds like she's trying to distance herself. Unfortunately, Baldoni has the messages from Lively stating that Taylor was in the apartment when Baldoni was handed his backside by Reynolds.

SBM From mum's interview "we're looking outside, we're looking everywhere yelling for them". We have no clue that they didn't go to grandma's.

I do think it's a bit premature to say the mum isn't talking. Just because she's only done one interview and is not all over SM doesn't mean she isn't talking with the police.

I think you make good points regarding the colour of the backpack and the possibility for school use. My pre-school grandson has a themed backpack that lights up, yet after school it gets dumped by the door and he doesn't touch it until the next morning. Here, only pre-schoolers take backpacks...

It was from a legit MSM but you can only read it if you pay for a subscription.

It's not about them lying. The mum says she rang 911 as soon as they realised they were missing, but what if they find forensic data or witnesses that contradict that statement? That's just one example of how timelines matter.

I have to disagree, as the "average person" can only guess at what they think they would do. I think drawing comparisons with previous cases of missing children would be more advantageous.

Haven't been part of the discussion regarding the 911 call, but I believe establishing a timeline plays a crucial role in most cases.

What I don't understand is, if they have something to hide then why are they not telling the same story? One is saying they drifted in and out of sleep that morning and didn't see LIly or Jack and the other one is saying they saw Lily a couple of times because she popped her head into the room.

What would make her family believe that the boyfriend could be responsible for their disappearance? That's a big accusation and doesn't come from nowhere.

Yeah, my 3 yr. old grandson takes his pj bottoms off then flings his pull up across the room as soon as he wakes up 🫣.

It's possible the sliding door was left open and they weren't in the house so mum assumed they'd gone out to play. Also, maybe their boots are usually left by the sliding door and they were missing. Mum: we're looking outside, we're looking everywhere yelling for them.

Are you sure it was the step-dad who mentioned autism? I know mum did in her interview, I can't recall him saying it but I may have missed it.