Recent content by Jbean1996

Here is the actual sound file.

The Long's could have been aware of Maggie's death as early as 8.30 that evening. A CARE team was sent to the location around 9.00 that evening. I am confused about the several hours comment the sisters made. I saw this on a Facebook group dedicated to Maggie Long. December 1 3:30-3:35pm...

Someone sent this to me a while back. Interesting comparisons.

How much of the home, other than the garage was burned?

Many of the properties I researched had been owned a long time. A few have been purchased recently. Especially the CA properties. While expanding my search to relatives.....they own a good deal of property all over the country.

A simple background search engine provides anyone this information for a small fee. I use Truthfinder for my needs. It is somewhat comprehensive. There are also numerous addresses owned in conjunction with family members. I went to each and every one of those assessors websites to verify...

Well, you are correct but a little further look shows properties in Hartsell, Fairplay and Guffey. Numerous properties in Conifer, Pine, Louisville, Superior, Sacremento and Los Angeles.

Does anyone know if there are windows in the attic apartment that face the front of the home? Did the tenant have a way to see who and what was going on or could he just hear?

So, the Coroner was brought in that evening. They knew they had a body yet the public was told there was "no body at the fire scene" What does everyone make of that?

Rentals are hard to come by these days. It might have been a perfect situation if the family was rarely there.

Updated Timeline of Maggie Long Homicide Investigation. Great work by this website. https://mymountaintown.com/forum/139-the-campfire/330615-missing-platte-canyon-hs-student-maggie-long?start=40

Park County currently has no feeds online.

Something I would like to share with this group. The timeline proposed from the beginning with a 911 coming in around 6pm or so just never worked with existing facts. If someone driving home at 7:20 pm did not see a fire but saw fire responding behind them, the 6pm or so 911 call posed some...

Which dispatch that receives the call is dependent on the method of the call. I spoke to an expert this morning who tells me if the call was made from a cell phone, a tower closest to it would relay into a certain dispatch. I believe Jefferson County received that 911 call and had to hand it...

I disagree with the time. tThe call for 911 shows a 7:01pm time stamp.