missgulfsouth
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I was another one who said from the beginning that she was in the Bayou St. John and you are right, the locals insisted every way they could that she wasn't in there and couldn't possibly be, no damage to curbs, trees, shrubs and no openings. Then you have the police saying she was on camera turning left at the intersection, so it took the focus away from the area she was later found in, underwater, drowned in Bayou St. John.
Having complicated, untrue information hindered locating TM for months. Our first gut feeling, our instinct was correct, even though we were told many times it couldn't be.
I know it, there were many of us who kept insisting that she had to be there. It was heartbreaking when they found her right there, and her poor mama had to wait all those days and weeks. Until my hunches are proven wrong - and I'll be the first to admit it if they are - I have to stick with what my gut tells me. My instincts have steered me right and saved my life more times than I could count.
I pray there are answers in this case soon. I hate cold cases, and there are so many of them!