Recent content by desert-blue

There is clearly a security camera on the building near the gated entrance. I assume police have checked the footage.

That page also mentions an "outside investor" <modsnip - parties who are neither victim nor named POI can not be named on the thread> which is also the first name of one of the defendants in the harassment lawsuits.

I wonder what DeOrr's own parents are doing. Sent from my GT-P3113 using Tapatalk

It says they were taken in the middle of May. Sent from my GT-P3113 using Tapatalk

Just for clarification, the photos shown in that article are from before any of this happened - they're just to give a better idea of what he looks like. It's kind of misleading because without reading the story, one might think those are recent surveillance photos. They are not. The recent...

http://www.idahostatesman.com/news/local/crime/article159042939.html#storylink=mainstage Cheryl Baker, a recently retired Utah teacher who recently bought a Caldwell farmhouse with her husband, was one of the three people shot and found dead at that Canyon County property June 19, the Canyon...

JG99, Do you know if he had other marriages other than yours and Cheryl's? Are you the mom to the son who called for a welfare check? (Just trying to figure out how many times he has been married, etc.). Thanks.

Wow. That article contains a whole lot of information that local media has not released (or at least not that I've read or heard).

Sadly, I wondered if he already had, and that is why the teenager was also killed. Maybe they had threatened to turn him in and that provided the motive. I'm having a hard time making any sense of this case... so tragic and odd. Sent from my GT-P3113 using Tapatalk

http://www.ktvb.com/news/crime/friends-fear-utah-woman-teen-daughter-among-caldwell-triple-homicide-victims/451414841 http://idahonews.com/news/local/friends-and-family-worry-for-residents-of-caldwell-home-where-three-bodies-found

Yes, very few updates and very few facts. Makes one wonder why? A missing toddler and no information to the pubic? No reward? No time line? No last sighting? Very strange indeed. It's unfortunate that LE won't spell it out for us but I think I can connect the dots. MOO.

Exactly. If the remains are from Oregon Trail pioneers (which I think is a probable scenario), it would have been summer time when they passed through southern Idaho. That area of Idaho is complete desert. It would have been a backbreaking job to dig a grave there in the dry, hard, rocky...

http://www.idahostatesman.com/news/local/article146525319.html According to this article, one was on top of the other. Sent from my GT-P3113 using Tapatalk

Also, cotton decomposes very quickly - it can be gone in as little as 6 months. Leather (for shoes) has a decomposition time of around 50 years. I think it's possible there could just be nothing left of their clothing if they were buried 150+ years ago. (carbon dating results, where are you????)

I think it would be very interesting too if the remains are from the Oregon Trail (just a different kind of interesting, not related to criminal activity and therefore not the answer to any contemporary missing persons cases...). The history of the Oregon Trail is fascinating to me. It's hard...