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Ha ha, yes, I feel like my moniker more often than not, a lot, on a lot of cases in the 11 years since I joined WS to follow the Erin Corwin missing case (she was pregnant, married, and murdered by her secret lover and he dumped her body down a mine shaft, but as with alot of missing person cases, it took months to investigate & years to bring him to trial and convict him).@Twisitnginthewind- does it feel as though you’ve been left twisting in the wind, lol, no replies since Saturday??
I also like to “unpack” what we know so far. If the investigation isn’t going anywhere, I think it’s good to go back to the beginning, and apply some “what ifs”, whys, etc.
What if DM and MBM have given an inaccurate account with respect to timing? This is not to say they are responsible. For example, if drink or drugs had been a part of the previous night, as a family under CPS scrutiny, they might not want to be forthright about that. If the children actually disappeared earlier than stated, this gives a lot of time for wandering farther, or a potential escape for anyone who might have taken them.
What if the report of a 5 speed car coming and going in the night is true? What might be a reason for multiple trips? It’s easy to speculate and say “to dispose of a body/bodies”, as shocking as that sounds. But why would it take more than one trip? So then who was it and why were they coming and going?
Why was there only one child bootprint found (or 2 bootprints, at 2 different locations) Why not more of both children’s prints? And, related to this, if taken, why were there no footprints from the person or people who took them away?
If taken then evidently they were taken on foot, if the bootprints authentically belong to J or L, why take them away on foot and not by car? The area is remote and unpopulated, they’re unlikely to be seen.
If taken, how is it the person or people taking them was careless enough to leave behind the partial pink blanket?
On the other hand, if they were actually taken by car, as we know scent dogs tracked the children to the roadside, how do we explain the partial blanket and bootprint being found away from the property?
This is all my own hypothesizing and wondering, and imho.
I’d love to do some more unpacking. What is niggling at your mind?
I wasn't really expecting any replies to my unpacking (again), so not twisting about that, but appreciate your thoughtful reply and queries, @Slebby, and am looking forward to chewing the fat on this case.
It's really a stumper, if there's such a word, what in h e double toothpicks happened to these two sweet & innocent little sibs who looked so happy & full of life in the photos that have been published.....
I'm going to mull over your great thoughts/q's and noodle over things some more, and maybe something else will burble up to the surface of my mind to post about.
That process, for me anyway (the burbling) is a sloooowwww one and there's no rushing it.
I liken it to a photograph in a chemical bath (old school) slowly developing from greyness to a clarity of the image, and then I'm like "oh yeah! Now I can see it better... wow, what about...?"
I'm also a mom and feel very protective of and looove all children (like most), am very detail oriented, have a photographic memory, and am like a dog with a bone (tenacious as I've been called), so I'm in it for the long haul for Lilly and Jack.
I'm hoping the empty space here and in MSM is filled in as soon as RCMP can make the right kind of headway.
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