CA CA - Ember Graham, 7 mos, Happy Valley, 2 Jul 2015 - #3

  • #301
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If you click on the icon that says "comment" they show up. It took me a minute to figure it out. :)
 
  • #302
If they have no more solid leads, and all the ones they did have panned out, then where should they search next?

I don't know if dogs were ever brought in to search the trailer or surrounding area.

The sad fact is that Ember was a very tiny human being. If she was left to the elements anywhere, in even a shallow grave, prey and scavenger animals would have gotten to her remains by now. It's not like it's right before winter snows, where something might be preserved until Spring.

I'm so sorry to type that, Baby Ember. If justice never comes for you, I hope you at least know peace, little one.

I would say they should search the area he was familiar with near the homeless encampment area. This was mentioned by the lady that reported him at the convenience store where he bought cigarettes from when he was on the run. I read somewhere that he worked there during his community service. It's just my opinion.
 
  • #303
I hope they are looking for the backpack too. I wonder if the car jacking victims saw MG with it? He had it in the video when he bought cigs, then the next sighting is at the car jacking victims house.

He told them he was scared, maybe he forgot/left it on their property because he was scared. Idk seems logical to me. I forget things when I'm scared or nervous.
 
  • #304
https://mobile.twitter.com/jennyespino_RS/with_replies

The amount #MatthewGraham took from mom's purse when he failed 2 report 2 probation, fled on Sat: Several hundred dollars. - Sheriff Bosenko

Who carries several hundreds of dollars in cash these days? I understand that when traveling you want to be set, but there are ATMs. What was it, $500? $1000? Did she help her "baby" escape?


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  • #305
I hope they are looking for the backpack too. I wonder if the car jacking victims saw MG with it? He had it in the video when he bought cigs, then the next sighting is at the car jacking victims house.

He told them he was scared, maybe he forgot/left it on their property because he was scared. Idk seems logical to me. I forget things when I'm scared or nervous.

They are probably processing the backpack as evidence in the investigation.
 
  • #306
I hope they are looking for the backpack too. I wonder if the car jacking victims saw MG with it? He had it in the video when he bought cigs, then the next sighting is at the car jacking victims house.

He told them he was scared, maybe he forgot/left it on their property because he was scared. Idk seems logical to me. I forget things when I'm scared or nervous.

Is anyone hoping that he left a suicide note or map to the baby's grave? He did not show that responsibility when he was caring for her, so why would he after her death? He was not a smart guy, at least not smarter than his addictions. What level of lack of intellect would it take to show one's ID to get cigarettes when one is a wanted man? I feel bad bashing him because he's dead but he must have been mentally impaired, before or because of drugs. And then he lived off of taxpayers? A disgusting person living in filth who tossed his baby? I'm sorry for his parents, but from a societal perspective, and perhaps for the welfare of his son, good riddance to MG.

I just have to add, I would so much rather have taxes go to finding lost babies than supporting derelicts like MG. (That said, we know LE would have kept the search going for her if they believed there was even a slight chance she were alive, or if they had an idea of where her remains are.) Maybe they have reason to believe she can't be found, OR they know she is.


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  • #307
A reward up to $10,000 has been put up for information about Ember Graham’s disappearance. It is through Secret Witness of Shasta County. If you have any information, you can share it anonymously with Secret Witness by calling 243-2319 or going to www.scsecretwitness.com.

Anyone with information about Ember Graham is asked to call the sheriff’s Major Crimes Unit at 245-6135 or Sheriff’s Records at 245-6025. Information can also be sent to the Sheriff’s Major Crimes Unit email address: [email protected].

http://www.redding.com/news/local-n...y-ember-grahams-body-found-are-false_00079725
 
  • #308
I would say they should search the area he was familiar with near the homeless encampment area. This was mentioned by the lady that reported him at the convenience store where he bought cigarettes from when he was on the run. I read somewhere that he worked there during his community service. It's just my opinion.

Interesting post about Shasta Lake on the SM page. humm
 
  • #309
They are probably processing the backpack as evidence in the investigation.

In the press conference Sheriff Lopey (Siskiyou county sheriff) said he didn't know if the back pack was recovered after the shooting then later during Q and A he said it wasn't. I can't remember if Sheriff Bosenko mentioned it. That's why I was wondering if LE was looking for it in Shasta Lake. I may have missed info about it though.
 
  • #310
Is anyone hoping that he left a suicide note or map to the baby's grave? He did not show that responsibility when he was caring for her, so why would he after her death? He was not a smart guy, at least not smarter than his addictions. What level of lack of intellect would it take to show one's ID to get cigarettes when one is a wanted man? I feel bad bashing him because he's dead but he must have been mentally impaired, before or because of drugs. And then he lived off of taxpayers? A disgusting person living in filth who tossed his baby? I'm sorry for his parents, but from a societal perspective, and perhaps for the welfare of his son, good riddance to MG.


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I think his intention was suicide by cop and that is why he showed the ID at the store. I also think he had true feelings of love for Ember and deep remorse about her death. Perhaps if they find the backpack, they will find her. I do not believe he discarded her as a piece of trash.

JMO
 
  • #311
IIRC, it was stated in msm LE used cadaver dogs in their search near where the pacifier was found. Do we have confirmation they were used anywhere else?
 
  • #312
They are probably processing the backpack as evidence in the investigation.

In the first press conference or second, the sheriff stated he wasn't found with it.
 
  • #313
I think his intention was suicide by cop and that is why he showed the ID at the store. I also think he had true feelings of love for Ember and deep remorse about her death. Perhaps if they find the backpack, they will find her. I do not believe he discarded her as a piece of trash.

JMO

He called her "it". How does that translate to a deep love of another human being? It's called dehumanizing someone.

And he showed zero emotion or remorse with LE. So....is your opinion based on other facts/observations or just a gut feel?


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  • #314
Who carries several hundreds of dollars in cash these days? I understand that when traveling you want to be set, but there are ATMs. What was it, $500? $1000? Did she help her "baby" escape?


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His mom lives out state, Florida I think.
 
  • #315
Has anyone said why MG/family doesn't feel like LE followed up on all leads? What does anyone have to gain by focusing on a so-called "innocent" man and letting a kidnapper get away? I'm not saying LEs never make mistakes, but it sure would have been a lot easier for them if Ember really was in a hospital in OR. And if they were just out to get MG, it sure seems like he gave them plenty of opportunities without them pinning a fake crime on him. JMO

I don't know if anyone 'official' has said, but I know the family's talked about it including in interviews. Just taking a wild guess here, but based on the fact that he's got a criminal record and had things to hide (the possible makings of a honey wax operation), he may not have been terribly trusting of LE.
 
  • #316
Sheriff Bosenko discussing the ankle monitor which was removed:

West expressed concern in court that the Sheriff's Office might have persuaded the Probation Department to require Graham to have an ankle monitor.

Sheriff Bosenko quickly said that is by no means the truth. He stated the decision for Graham to wear an ankle monitor came directly from the Probation Department.

On Tuesday, the Public Defender's Office said that ankle monitors are only as good as the people who wear them, meaning if Graham wanted the monitor off then he would have found a way to cut it loose.

Bosenko said if Graham cut off the monitor, they would have know immediately because it notifies the Probation Department.


http://www.krcrtv.com/sheriff-expresses-frustration-over-removal-of-grahams-ankle-monitor/34170502

Ugh... I know they're just each trying to make different points, but it really bothers me seeing the Sheriff and the Public Defender (and maybe also Probation Department?) going at each other like this. I assume they all had the same ultimate goal, Baby Ember found alive and well. Barring that, Baby Ember found.
 
  • #317
I imagine this will be answered before I catch up...

But... When googling Court and Tehama Streets, Redding, CA...

I find the courthouse...

Interesting MG chose to steal gun, money, and phone so close to a court house...

Does his mom (or a relative) live in a residence at this corner, too?

:waitasec:

If you zoom out a bit you'll see the County Sheriff's office right there too.
 
  • #318
Who carries several hundreds of dollars in cash these days? I understand that when traveling you want to be set, but there are ATMs. What was it, $500? $1000? Did she help her "baby" escape?

I think it depends a lot on the person. My husband hates banks and mostly carries cash - I on the other hand am unlikely to have more than $20 in cash on me at any given time.
 
  • #319
His mom lives out state, Florida I think.

Yes, so she might carry some cash for the trip. And a semi-automatic.
But it would be interesting to know how much cash she got out in FL vs how much in CA.


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  • #320
He called her "it". How does that translate to a deep love of another human being? It's called dehumanizing someone.

And he showed zero emotion or remorse with LE. So....is your opinion based on other facts/observations or just a gut feel?


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My opinion is based on the clear affection he showed for the baby when she was hospitalized. He kept everyone updated about her condition and was so hopeful. Calling her "it" at a time of extreme stress really doesn't signify anything to me. At that point I believe she was dead and he was trying to mentally distance himself.

JMO
 

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