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The landscape is desert. No trees. A few random bushes and scraggly cacti.you might see a few trees in landscaped yards. Most yards don’t have grass, they are landscaped with gravel.
I re-read the Tribune article (previously posted and linked below for reference) in regard to the timeline of events. JB didn't know the extent of his grounding until the early morning (sometime prior to 7am) on the day he disappeared per the quote below:Moo..i believe Jarrett was upset because his phone was confiscated and he was grounded. He is 16 he does not have great emotional management at that age and he has a loaded gun with him
<modsnip: referenced post was snipped>Front Page - Painted Desert Tribune
tribunenewsnow.com
thats concerning....
It sounds like he (JB) didn't have any money or at least a significant amount - and he didn't take cash that he knew his parents had in the home.article stated he worked for neighbors on their property, did he have funds? do we know if they are missing?
I am so concerned for this young man, his wallet being found , nothing missing just has so many terrible possibilities in my mind.I feel like this has become a wild goose chase, with few proveable facts. No one saw Jarrett get into a vehicle, two guys said they saw him in a field, we don’t even know if this is true. Jarret took a gun (on video) to supposedly sell or to hunt for food with, why didn’t he just take the cash that was available in his home? If a friend picked him up why would he hold him hostage? He didn’t take his wallet or phone, he took a weapon which sadly does not look good for Jarrett. I wish that the whole narrative was fact, and that Jarrett would reappear healthy and safe, unfortunately I feel that he is close to where he went missing, and just hasn’t been found yet. MOO
Shrubs, bushes, not really thick with trees. Scraggly ones anyway, a lot of open landscape. Small town basically not near anything major, part of the old Route 66.We really don’t know if Jarrett was picked up by someone. Just curious as to what the landscape is like in that area, I know that it was said that he hid behind a bush, are there any trees there? I hope that I am wrong but I think the likelihood of someone picking him up and holding him against his will is highly unlikely. Unfortunately the most obvious conclusion is self harm.
The eyewitnesses seem to feel this was him-and while it isn't a known fact, it is a small town and it's very possible that Jarrett is recognizable to them, particularly with his haircut. Of course we don't know if it's 100% certain, but it does make sense with the known facts. The current narrative is based on the known facts. Not sure where you got that people think he's being held hostage, there's no evidence of that now. We don't know why he took the gun either...could be hunting, or other reasons. If he was picked up, there's numerous things that could have happened.I feel like this has become a wild goose chase, with few proveable facts. No one saw Jarrett get into a vehicle, two guys said they saw him in a field, we don’t even know if this is true. Jarret took a gun (on video) to supposedly sell or to hunt for food with, why didn’t he just take the cash that was available in his home? If a friend picked him up why would he hold him hostage? He didn’t take his wallet or phone, he took a weapon which sadly does not look good for Jarrett. I wish that the whole narrative was fact, and that Jarrett would reappear healthy and safe, unfortunately I feel that he is close to where he went missing, and just hasn’t been found yet. MOO
I wonder the same. I have two teenagers, one a boy, and the impulsivity of him in particular still amazes me, even though I know the frontal lobe isn't fully developed until age 25. His decisions confuse me so much sometimes LOl.Just now reading about this. A rural country boy, homeschooled, but with local friends and family, odd to have (supposedly) run away from home for discipline over an incident that given his upbringing seems pretty standard (meaning consequences for actions). I get taking the gun for protection - live in the country, this makes sense. His questions to his mom about going into town for July 4 activities may be telling - to me indicates that he was looking forward to going, meeting friends, etc., and being angry/upset/disappointed about being grounded because he was looking forward to going. Seems like this was an impulsive act by a teenager that went sideways. I have three teenagers and I am regularly bewildered by some of the choices my intelligent children choose to make. MOO
It was stated that the concern was that he left voluntarily but is now being held against his will. I think the two guys did see him, but they did not see him enter a vehicle.The eyewitnesses seem to feel this was him-and while it isn't a known fact, it is a small town and it's very possible that Jarrett is recognizable to them, particularly with his haircut. Of course we don't know if it's 100% certain, but it does make sense with the known facts. The current narrative is based on the known facts. Not sure where you got that people think he's being held hostage, there's no evidence of that now. We don't know why he took the gun either...could be hunting, or other reasons. If he was picked up, there's numerous things that could have happened.
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