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Posted by OakingtonAve...The one overriding factor in all of this, IMO, is panic. Panic, either as a result of an accident that became fatal, or a premeditated act, has set in place a series of events so messy, so haphazard, so illogical, with clearly so little collusion, that however much we...

None of the "clues" seem to add up to a "lost" child. That only seems possible if you leave some of the "clues" out of the equation. The most important information in this case is the timeline and the events as they happened. Basic information is missing here, that's why we can't begin to solve...

IMO....Those are the things that you don't bother doing when you know your child is already dead.

Didn't the paperwork state that the cadaver dog hit "near the bed in the area of the floor"? I took that to mean that the dog didn't hit on the floor, but did hit on something that was on the floor, like clothing, a blanket, etc. What did she think? That if the dog hit the carpet would be missing?

I would like to know if Jeremy or Deborah mentioned to LE that they felt the crib sheets to see if they were still warm. IMO, That would have been the FIRST thing parents would have done if they noticed a child missing out of its bed. It would be rather telling if they didn't do that...bet...

As a parent, one of the first things I would have done when I saw that my child was missing from its crib would have been to touch/feel the sheet/blanket to see if they were still warm.

Hello fellow sleuths! I've been lurking for years, since Scott Petterson, and finally got enough courage to post something about this case that I think hasn't been mentioned. If I remember correctly, the couple (or one of them) said that the "kidnapper" took the cell phones so that they...