CO- Dylan Redwine, 13, Vallecito, 19 November 2012 - #30

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I honestly do not think the LE tells outside people, civilians any earth shattering secrets when they are conducting an ongoing investigation. Think about it. Why would they. What would they have to gain?? LE does things with purpose and it's to get to the bottom of things. I doubt very seriously LE told ER anything that she was desperately fighting not to reveal. IMHO

Maybe she already knew something she was told not to reveal....... who can say?
 
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I read this today in this 9news article.
Dylan's friends say that he had hitchhiked into town before, but no one remembers seeing Dylan along the one county road leaving Vallecito Lake.

This seems to be new news to me. This implies that Dylan hitchhiked on his own in the past to get into town. I thought that the previous account about hitchhiking was with a group of friends leaving a library and hitchhiking to get home. Maybe I'm wrong and this is the same news.

http://www.9news.com/news/article/314078/339/What-happened-to-Dylan-Redwine
 
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So some new things came out in those interviews and Tweets.

The 9:37 text came from Dylan's phone, (According to Melissa B.) So I wonder why it didn't show up on Dylan's bill for 8:01 pm as ER said.

Dylan made it to the house Sunday night (According to Bender when he said either Dylan was abducted or something happened at the house.)

Dylan was texting when Mark went to bed. (According to MR.) I wonder who else he was texting besides RN considering it wasn't him.

MR contacted a PI to work the case. (According to Melissa B. and her tweet.)

MR took a poly and is willing to take another one, all LE has to do is ask. (According to MR in interview.)

Some of this definitely fills in some space on the timeline now. Everyone has wanted answers from MR, and it seems he's giving them, filling in the blanks. LE was probably told all this stuff and we are just hearing about it.

I now have to consider that Dylan was either in the house or right outside it when someone either decided to break in and rob the place or saw an opportunity to take Dylan and abduct him. JMO MOO IMO
 
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MR would also be stupid to just disappear Dylan. He'd have more to lose that way then anyone. If it's entirely stupid for Elaine to do it, so much more for Mark. He'd go to jail and never would see his child again and after pulling a stunt like this, no court of law would ever force Elaine or Dylan to ever have to see him again. For every reason given for ER not to do it, the same applies for MR as well. He would gain nothing and lose everything. Where is the quantum physics arch and all the probability vs. possibility data on that???
 
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Dylan sent text messages throughout the evening. Investigators say the last text went out at 9:37 p.m.

Investigators say Dylan's cell phone has not sent out a signal since he vanished

http://www.9news.com/news/article/314078/339/What-happened-to-Dylan-Redwine

BBM

Back to the cell phone questions....sorry

Would Dylan's cell phone "ping" on different towers even if not in use? I mean they are saying no signal since he vanished. Does that mean they have a signal at a different time (showing when he vanished)? Do cell phone send out signals (on record) even when not in use (calling, texting)? I hope this makes sense to someone.
 
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What do you mean? It's old news that Dylan hitchhiked on his own into town?

I am thinking it goes back to one friend saying Dylan may have hitchhiked at least one time. And it kind of got blown up, IMO.
 
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I am thinking it goes back to onee friend saying Dylan may have hitchhiked at least one time. And it kind of got blown up, IMO.

When MR questioned his friends that day this is was what they told him they thought happened to DR. They said they thought he hitchhiked and someone took him. It was later they told the library story. JMO
 
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MR would also be stupid to just disappear Dylan. He'd have more to lose that way then anyone. If it's entirely stupid for Elaine to do it, so much more for Mark. He'd go to jail and never would see his child again and after pulling a stunt like this, no court of law would ever force Elaine or Dylan to ever have to see him again. For every reason given for ER not to do it, the same applies for MR as well. He would gain nothing and lose everything. Where is the quantum physics arch and all the probability vs. possibility data on that???
 
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I am thinking it goes back to onee friend saying Dylan may have hitchhiked at least one time. And it kind of got blown up, IMO.

A friend said that Dylan "may have hitchhiked" on his own? Why would one of his friends lie about something as important as that? I think that the article is correct about "friends" saying that he did it. MOO.
 
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Working on a new thread, will be closing this one shortly.

Ima
 
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What do you mean? It's old news that Dylan hitchhiked on his own into town?

His friends implied that this was a likely quite early on, and I banged on about it myself, but it was discounted by many here as being a one off incident (the hitching home from the library in a snowstorm).

IMO if his friends suggest it was something Dylan would do (away from parents' watchful eyes), plus the fact that ER herself saw fit to give Dylan a talking to about the dangers of hitchhiking (apparently before he left for this visit) then it seems like a pretty valid possibility to me. His friends have suggested more than once that Dylan was not shy about taking risks - in the most recent clip of his friends they make reference to him having jumped off a bridge without knowing if it was safe to do so.

I've always felt that Dylan may have been impatient about waiting for his dad, scooped up all his belongings and headed out the door to start making his own way to Bayfield. It isn't unreasonable to think that he may have thought that a local who knew him would pick him up - or he may have even thought he would get a head start and catch his dad on his way back home.

:moo:
 
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MR would also be stupid to just disappear Dylan. He'd have more to lose that way then anyone. If it's entirely stupid for Elaine to do it, so much more for Mark. He'd go to jail and never would see his child again and after pulling a stunt like this, no court of law would ever force Elaine or Dylan to ever have to see him again. For every reason given for ER not to do it, the same applies for MR as well. He would gain nothing and lose everything. Where is the quantum physics arch and all the probability vs. possibility data on that???
So there is this guy who has just shot to death a bus driver holding a 5 year old in a bunker . What is the purpose of that? Does he think he's getting out unscathed? Or did he just not know what else to do and did something stupid?

My point is that SOME people do STUPID things. So just saying if it's stupid for Elaine, it's stupid for Mark makes no sense. Either one of them might do a stupid thing like making Dylan disappear, or neither one might. And just because it is a stupid thing, it doesn't mean someone won't do it if they are of a mind to do it.
 
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His friends implied that this was a likely quite early on, and I banged on about it myself, but it was discounted by many here as being a one off incident (the hitching home from the library in a snowstorm).

IMO if his friends suggest it was something Dylan would do (away from parents' watchful eyes), plus the fact that ER herself saw fit to give Dylan a talking to about the dangers of hitchhiking (apparently before he left for this visit) then it seems like a pretty valid possibility to me. His friends have suggested more than once that Dylan was not shy about taking risks - in the most recent clip of his friends they make reference to him having jumped off a bridge without knowing if it was safe to do so.

I've always felt that Dylan may have been impatient about waiting for his dad, scooped up all his belongings and headed out the door to start making his own way to Bayfield. It isn't unreasonable to think that he may have thought that a local who knew him would pick him up - or he may have even thought he would get a head start and catch his dad on his way back home.

:moo:

And it has always been said no one saw him walking. But, I have been to that area several times and it is not unusual to see people walking along the road with back packs. Actually it is very common. I am not sure anyone would even notice especially since it was a holiday week with kids out of school. jmo
 
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