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KP said it was addressed to him.What was the gift giving occasion? And was there a card? How did he know it was for him from Sherri and the kids?
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KP said it was addressed to him.What was the gift giving occasion? And was there a card? How did he know it was for him from Sherri and the kids?
If the abductor grabs her while jogging, he probably needs two hands to hold and drag her into his vehicle. In that scenario, it makes sense that he wouldn't bother to pick up the phone, if it had been dropped during the struggle. He needs to keep her under control and get the heck out of there.Maybe the abductor threw it out the window driving down the road...
Somewhere it was mentioned it was a bus stop...school bus, maybe?
Awesome, thank you. I see them now on street view and they are indeed right at that intersection. It's definitely not what I'd consider a busy area, but it's not desolate either. If they were actually found on the other side of Old Oregon Trail across the street from the mailboxes I could easily see them sitting there for hours or even days with nobody noticing. But there's also a couple of houses that would have a fairly unobstructed view of any crime happening there so it does seem like anyone trying to abduct someone would be taking a risk.
KP said it was addressed to him.
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Does anyone know what that big white thing is next to the mailboxes? (you can see it if you do one rotation to the right where it's further up the road next to the mailboxes and then adjust around on StreetView):
https://www.google.com/maps/place/S...6656!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0xf471d7d4ef50f3e8!6m1!1e1
It seems like a covered rest area or something.
I'm wondering if she dropped it while trying to defend herself.
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I'm wondering if she dropped it while trying to defend herself.
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Do we know when their anniversary is? What about his birthday? That is if we're allowed to check out either of those dates.
Do we know when their anniversary is? What about his birthday? That is if we're allowed to check out either of those dates.
Which is interesting because Keith makes the hair seem significant. He said something about it not being normal.
To me, 6-8 strands of someone with long hair sounds totally normal.
Eta: Keith confirms that a few strands of hair were found maybe between three and eight strands but says it wasnt a normal thing.
https://www.google.com/amp/people.c...terview/amp/?client=ms-android-hms-tmobile-us
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The Inside Edition news link shows the intersection where the phone was located (Sunrise and OOT) but further states that it was found ON the jogging trail. The jogging trail is just past the intersection.
Using the “Find My iPhone” app, he later found his wife’s cell phone on the ground along her usual jogging route, convincing him that something sinister had happened.
But if it was your wife or daughter missing and you found some of her hair along w/ her earbuds on the side of the road, you'd probably be alarmed too. I would be more suspicious if he wasn't concerned.
I'd likely be alarmed to find the phone without my loved one, but I don't think that amount hair would stand out to me as unusual.But if it was your wife or daughter missing and you found some of her hair along w/ her earbuds on the side of the road, you'd probably be alarmed too. I would be more suspicious if he wasn't concerned.
Found on the same side of Old Oregon Trail, if you turn right going north from Sunrise Dr. -- on Old Oregon Trail in front of house at 14115.
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=104317&stc=1
My guess is she wouldn't have been carrying her phone in her hands, I assumed it was secured to her somehow for running. Harder to get off, drop, etc.
Runners, would she have been running with the phone in her hands?
Also ... scent dogs not detecting her at the phone location bothers me. But lots of variables with that ...