Found Deceased AL - Aniah Haley Blanchard, 19, Auburn, Lee County, 23 Oct 2019 #3 *Arrest*

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  • #721
I in No Way agree with this excuse (Head injury) for his actions. I was merely stating facts from the Court records from the case where he tried to run over/ram two police officers. His mother submitted the letter in this case.
I never said you did agree with it.
 
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Can you please report that post to crimestoppers as a tip? Or wherever it says to report to LE.

Yes, I second this request. It is info which could help LE locate her and bring her home, which is the most important goal for her family, imho.
Are you referring to what I said? Just double checking..

Reminder that Social Media comments are not allowed.

Dear lord apparently I broke some kinda rule...I didn’t post a screenshot or anything. I called myself trying not to break any rules...lol I only mentioned it as a little context as to why I pulled that location out of the blue as a discussion point...but got it. Don’t have to tell me twice lol. My bad.
 
  • #726
Are you referring to what I said? Just double checking..



Dear lord apparently I broke some kinda rule...I didn’t post a screenshot or anything. I called myself trying not to break any rules...lol I only mentioned it as a little context as to why I pulled that location out of the blue as a discussion point...but got it. Don’t have to tell me twice lol. My bad.
No need to apologize. Please report the info to the authorities in detail. Which SM did that conversation occur and everything related as well. Thanks!
 
  • #727
As for the blood, perhaps this has already been mentioned - it’s also possible that the blood evidence is indicative of not only a large amount of blood, but also a certain type of trajectory, spatter, or pool, as well as other evidence such as bone fragments or tissue.


“Lee County authorities say that blood evidence found on the passenger’s side of the Aniah Blanchard’s car is indicative of a person suffering from a life-threatening injury. The blood evidence was submitted to the Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences and it was confirmed to be the blood of Blanchard.”

Report: Amount of Blood Found in Blanchard's Car Indicates She Suffered Life-Threatening Injury - Alabama News
 
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No need to apologize. Please report the info to the authorities in detail. Which SM did that conversation occur and everything related as well. Thanks!
It was reported earlier!! No worries!!!
 
  • #729
Are you referring to what I said? Just double checking..



Dear lord apparently I broke some kinda rule...I didn’t post a screenshot or anything. I called myself trying not to break any rules...lol I only mentioned it as a little context as to why I pulled that location out of the blue as a discussion point...but got it. Don’t have to tell me twice lol. My bad.

No worries. Getting used to TOS takes time.

JMVHO.
 
  • #730
"Life-Threatening" injury is obviously not good.

Still, I am praying she is found alive.
 
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"Upon encountering Yazeed, the Marshals issued multiple verbal commands to which Yazeed did not comply," Inspector Dominic Guadagnoli, of the Florida/Caribbean Regional Fugitive Task Force, said in a statement Friday.

"The task force members then had to physically remove him from his hiding spot," he said.

Yazeed has had a previous violent run-in with Alabama law enforcers.

In 2012, he was accused of ramming his vehicle into a Montgomery police car at a Chevron station and charged with two counts of attempted murder of a police officer. He was fleeing from the two Montgomery officers at the time and plowed into the squad car "as the officers exited their vehicle in an attempt to kill the officers," a court affidavit states.

Yazeed's mother wrote the judge handling that case, saying "he felt afraid and didn't know how to handle or control the vehicle due to so many fired gunshots towards the vehicle."

Yazeed spent months in the county jail before a grand jury determined there was insufficient evidence to prosecute.

"I believe he is suffering some type of mental disorder," his mother also wrote in the letter. She said her son suffered a head injury as a child and didn't always use good judgment.

Yazeed also wrote the court, pleading for his release. He said it would alleviate jail overcrowding and "and save taxpayers a lot of money."
Suspect was on bond when UFC fighter's stepdaughter vanished
Wonder what the Grand Jury and court thinks now? What a tragedy that didn't have to happen.
 
  • #732
How have they not found her yet? This dude couldn’t have spent too much time thinking about where to dump her....
If LE is correct about other assailants involved it is possible, though odds against, that Aniah is alive. Until she is found there is hope she is alive.
 
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I wonder how familiar he is with Auburn. If he knows the area well, to include the forest and other wooded areas, I’m not surprised at all. I would think it could take weeks just to search the forest thoroughly, and he wouldn’t have even had to get off College Street to get there. She could also be anywhere between Auburn and Montgomery. It’s really just an enormous area to search.

Also, it’s unlikely IMO, but her car wasn’t found for a full day, so he also could have gone many hours in any other direction with her body before coming back and dumping the car in Montgomery. He could have even put her body in an accomplice’s car, and it could be many states away (in Pensacola, for example). In any case, I trust that LE and searchers are doing their best to find her as fast as they can.
Very possible. A young woman (Dawn Marino) went missing from a local bar. Ground and helicopter search between bar and her home. Remains found six years later a couple miles from bar in opposite direction. In a cistern that the surrounding area had returned to woods. Found by a hunter. I know people who had walked a trial just yards from her and never saw her.
 
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2. Where this “witness” saw IY forcing Aniah in the car. I went & read the affidavit again & it does not say that he witnessed this at the gas station. The only time it refers to the gas station is as the place where both IY & Aniah were seen on surveillance in the store at the same time, & the last place Aniah was seen.

RSBM

Is there an arrest affidavit somewhere - other than the Affidavit Charging Crime linked here ( affidavit ) or the Escambia County Arrest Warrant linked here ( Escambia County )?

Because two different articles that I have seen both indicate that 'an arrest affidavit' says this ...

A witness outside an Alabama convenience store said he saw the man arrested in the disappearance of Aniah Blanchard force the 19-year-old stepdaughter of UFC fighter Walt Harris into her own car and kidnap her, according to an arrest affidavit.
Witness saw suspect force missing 19-year-old into car against her will: Affidavit

According to an arrest affidavit, a witness outside the convenience store told police that he saw Yazeed forcing Blanchard into her own car - a black 2017 Honda CRV - and kidnapping her.
Witness told cops he saw suspect force UFC fighter's stepdaughter Aniah Blanchard, 19, into her car | Daily Mail Online
 
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RSBM

Is there an arrest affidavit somewhere - other than the Affidavit Charging Crime linked here ( affidavit ) or the Escambia County Arrest Warrant linked here ( Escambia County )?

Because two different articles that I have seen both indicate that 'an arrest affidavit' says this ...

A witness outside an Alabama convenience store said he saw the man arrested in the disappearance of Aniah Blanchard force the 19-year-old stepdaughter of UFC fighter Walt Harris into her own car and kidnap her, according to an arrest affidavit.
Witness saw suspect force missing 19-year-old into car against her will: Affidavit

According to an arrest affidavit, a witness outside the convenience store told police that he saw Yazeed forcing Blanchard into her own car - a black 2017 Honda CRV - and kidnapping her.
Witness told cops he saw suspect force UFC fighter's stepdaughter Aniah Blanchard, 19, into her car | Daily Mail Online
If there is another one I haven’t seen it. Would be nice to know tho where these outlets got info that 1) the witness was outside the store and 2) that it was her a car. Neither of which was stated in the original released affidavit.
 
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RSBM

Is there an arrest affidavit somewhere - other than the Affidavit Charging Crime linked here ( affidavit ) or the Escambia County Arrest Warrant linked here ( Escambia County )?

Because two different articles that I have seen both indicate that 'an arrest affidavit' says this ...

A witness outside an Alabama convenience store said he saw the man arrested in the disappearance of Aniah Blanchard force the 19-year-old stepdaughter of UFC fighter Walt Harris into her own car and kidnap her, according to an arrest affidavit.
Witness saw suspect force missing 19-year-old into car against her will: Affidavit

According to an arrest affidavit, a witness outside the convenience store told police that he saw Yazeed forcing Blanchard into her own car - a black 2017 Honda CRV - and kidnapping her.
Witness told cops he saw suspect force UFC fighter's stepdaughter Aniah Blanchard, 19, into her car | Daily Mail Online
It appears the abc article may have been edited as it no longer says what you quoted above.
 
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It appears the abc article may have been edited as it no longer says what you quoted above.

Oh, you don't see it? I just reopened it from my link - and then also googled the article again and opened it from a new link - and it is still the very first sentence under the video at the top of the article.

Witness saw suspect force missing 19-year-old into car against her will: Affidavit

I wonder if the ABC has asked for clarification of the contents of the affidavit, and that is how they got their more specific info.
 
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Oh, you don't see it? I just reopened it from my link - and then also googled the article again and opened it from a new link - and it is still the very first sentence under the video at the top of the article.

Witness saw suspect force missing 19-year-old into car against her will: Affidavit

I wonder if the ABC has asked for clarification of the contents of the affidavit, and that is how they got their more specific info.

Yup, it’s still there. It appears ABC received a copy of the Alabama arrest warrant, which we haven’t seen.

All I’ve seen is the arrest warrant from Florida, which merely cites the charges he is facing in Alabama.

What ABC is saying is going to be legitimate.
 
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Oh, you don't see it? I just reopened it from my link - and then also googled the article again and opened it from a new link - and it is still the very first sentence under the video at the top of the article.

Witness saw suspect force missing 19-year-old into car against her will: Affidavit

I wonder if the ABC has asked for clarification of the contents of the affidavit, and that is how they got their more specific info.
Ok I see it now but it’s so strange because the info at the beginning of the article about the witness being outside and it being her car is not quoted from the affidavit. Then further down the article is the actual quote from the affidavit that was originally released.
So Maybe you are correct and there is another one abc has recently seen but hasn’t been released yet?

ETA:the newest info they refer to as the “arrest affidavit” and the original info they refer to as the “police affidavit”.
 
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Knox said:
Yep, that's just traffic court. It appears criminal court searches require payment?

Okay - thanks! :)

peppertheyorkiepoo said:
Missed court this morning, when is IY next court date? I hope he is going to be eliminated by then who ever does it, deservse a medal( cop or croock).

Nov. 27th - don't know "what" time though.
 
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