From the press conference: The BAU has not interviewed the family and may not interview them.
Thank Pensfan! I wanted to say that but did not have a video to post. That's why I said they wanted to see them 1st. Profile them. File that too...I guess.
From the press conference: The BAU has not interviewed the family and may not interview them.
Samantha Koenig (RIP)
http://www.ktva.com/news/samantha-k...her-Charges-in-Koenig-Case-148012625.html?m=y
Also, a security video from inside the Coffee Hut of the kidnapping was never released to the public.
Good point. The footage shown could not have been their alley shot from the Moore business itself. Of course, they may have cameras *not* located on their own building.
Moore sure could have shots down the side street there... I'll drive by there tomorrow afternoon if I can to see if they have mast-mounted pan and tilts.
It has been stated that a neighbor who is 75 feet from the Celis' home had a security camera. Maybe this neighbor had purchased the camera from Mr. Moore's security shop and that is why Mr. Moore was reviewing the video with the police?
It has been stated that a neighbor who is 75 feet from the Celis' home had a security camera. Maybe this neighbor had purchased the camera from Mr. Moore's security shop and that is why Mr. Moore was reviewing the video with the police?
You got that right. I still remember how people skewered Elizabeth Smart's dad. Thought he was a weirdo who killed his daughter. I think people see different things. Yes, our gut instinct and experience can be helpful but sometimes good people have totally different feelings about things.
Thank Pensfan! I wanted to say that but did not have a video to post. That's why I said they wanted to see them 1st. Profile them. File that too...I guess.
Maybe the "neighbor" is the business?It has been stated that a neighbor who is 75 feet from the Celis' home had a security camera. Maybe this neighbor had purchased the camera from Mr. Moore's security shop and that is why Mr. Moore was reviewing the video with the police?
http://www.kvoa.com/videos/raw-video-8-p-m-isabel-celis-update-from-tucson-police/
He says that they observe first, and then decide whether to interview or not. They may or they may not interview them, but have not yet.
....but this says something: Today the crime scene techs went back, put up the crime scene tape again, and removed things from the supposedly disabled red car. (More than half of all human communication is nonverbal.)If they had some video evidence, then I think they would be able to say for sure that an abduction has in fact taken place...(and take some of the speculation off of the family, while they are at it...)
And yet they still are not really saying that they know what happened here...
I called in my tip about the other kidnappings.
They started asking me all sorts of questions about it. "Did they have any suspects, how tall were the girls, how do you pronounce their names?"
I told them I didn't know much about the cases, just that they happened only about 3 miles from Isabel. Person kinda gasped when I said that.
They ended the call acting like it was just an ordinary call, but I could sense some excitement in the call taker
Could you give me the names, so I can look them up? Thanks! :tyou:
Could you give me the names, so I can look them up? Thanks! :tyou:
....but this says something: Today the crime scene techs went back, put up the crime scene tape again, and removed things from the supposedly disabled red car. (More than half of all human communication is nonverbal.)
WOW, I found the first child kidnapping with a ransom note sent back in 1874!
America's First Child Abduction: The Kidnapping of Charley Ross
The case was one that forever changed America's perspective on crime, and is the reason why parents even today tell their children to never take candy from strangers.
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....but this says something: Today the crime scene techs went back, put up the crime scene tape again, and removed things from the supposedly disabled red car. (More than half of all human communication is nonverbal.)