CO- Dylan Redwine, 13, Vallecito, 19 November 2012 - #38

[Tennlyn]

REALLY! a floor laugh! this is a child that is missing, may be dead, may not be. a floor laugh!

:hug:
no words...just quietly thinking and praying for you all.

 

[dlc]

REALLY! a floor laugh! this is a child that is missing, may be dead, may not be. a floor laugh!

ITA. Hugs to you Azgrandma.

 

[Deleted member 39678]

I think there is an awful lot of worrying on MR 's behalf, considering the show has not yet aired. And the fact that the official page seems to think it went well. I don't take that to mean that MR got a good old public beat down, but that they feel better about whatever took place. Maybe I will be proved wrong. But if they can move past the hostile stage, it is better for all concerned.

I don't think, however, that hostilities have prevented the case moving forward, unless of course MR is holding back. But I think LE carries on regardless of feuding families, as it must be very common to them.

Well, that's nice of you think that Mark was treated kindly by everyone and I hope your right. I guess we will see.

 

[azgrandma]

Are you saying that Mark had offers from people to go with him and support him but he decided to go to California alone?

I'm saying that MR is a big boy, if he wanted people to support him, he could have invited them. It's not up to everyone else to make his bed for him. I'm saying flat out, if he wanted someone there, they would have done whatever it took to be there. But, of course, everyone or someone is going to say that "oh poor MR didn't get to have support." BS When does he talk responsibility for himself. It's NOT ER's fault if MR didn't have or did have anyone there. However, many will think differently, somehow, someway, it's ER and her "supporters" that caused MR to not have anyone there or they couldn't make it.

When, when does this man take responsibility for his OWN actions and when do people stop blaming ER for his downfalls? She is NOT responsible for anything he does, as I said, he's a big boy. If he wants someone on the show, then it's up to him, it's not up to ER to make it an even field.

 

[cluciano63]

Well, that's nice of you think that Mark was treated kindly by everyone and I hope your right. I guess we will see.

I did not really say that...just that some resolution may have come about, somehow. That maybe it all ended better than it began.

 

[KateNY]

Just to show it can happen...so national attention can have some hope

we have threads on this..now in waiting trial

Missing Virginia girl found unharmed in SF
Saturday, December 11, 2010

http://abclocal.go.com/kgo/story?section=news/national_world&id=7837477

It was TV show host Nancy Grace that helped crack the case of missing 12-year-old XXXXX. Grace featured the girl prominently on her CNN show in the past week and urgently pleaded with viewers to look for her.

A San Francisco woman saw Grace's show and then went shopping near Ocean Beach where she spotted 32-year-old Jeffrey Scott Easley and XXXX.

"The person who contacted police had observed a television show on CNN stating that these people were the ones who were on the show that aired today," says San Francisco Police Officer Albie Esparza.

NG later had this SF lady on her show


minor's name

 

[scorekeeper]

Unless LE receives a viable lead in Dylan's case and shares that lead with the public, I cannot move away from the last person to see Dylan. And, yes, that person is Mark. The man that only saw his child very little in the 3 or so previous years; the man that was he?? bent on making his ex-wives and children's lifes miserable.

LE has got to give me some other evidence pointing away from Mark. Until then, I have my eyes on Mark.

 

[Deleted member 39678]

I'm saying that MR is a big boy, if he wanted people to support him, he could have invited them. It's not up to everyone else to make his bed for him. I'm saying flat out, if he wanted someone there, they would have done whatever it took to be there. But, of course, everyone or someone is going to say that "oh poor MR didn't get to have support." BS When does he talk responsibility for himself. It's NOT ER's fault if MR didn't have or did have anyone there. However, many will think differently, somehow, someway, it's ER and her "supporters" that caused MR to not have anyone there or they couldn't make it.

When, when does this man take responsibility for his OWN actions and when do people stop blaming ER for his downfalls? She is NOT responsible for anything he does, as I said, he's a big boy. If he wants someone on the show, then it's up to him, it's not up to ER to make it an even field.

So did you talk to him about this? The fact that he had no supporters on the show and he was by himself.

Did he tell you he did not invite anyone? Are you saying he blamed Elaine for him having no support?

 

[azgrandma]

Well, that's nice of you think that Mark was treated kindly by everyone and I hope your right. I guess we will see.

What on earth makes you think he was not treated kindly, the audience had no idea what the topic wa, they had no agenda. This was about as fair of a forum as you could have gotten. Nobody knew nothing going in.

 

[azgrandma]

So did you talk to him about this? The fact that he had no supporters on the show and he was by himself.

Did he tell you he did not invite anyone? Are you saying he blamed Elaine for him having no support?

Quote:
Originally Posted by RANCH
Are you saying that Mark had offers from people to go with him and support him but he decided to go to California alone?

This was what I replied to, don't turn it back. It was asked if MR had offers from people to go with him & support him but he decided to go alone. I responded that he is a big boy and it's up to him. NO I did not go up to MR and say, he buddy did you invite joe blow. I never said he did or did not have supporters there, those are your words, not mine I am saying that the trend is to blame ER when MR doesn't have support. I really really wish I had all the powers that she does, you know the power to make people think MR did something, the power to make people go or not go to the show, the power to maek or not make MR talk. I know this woman, and really she is a wonderful woman, however, I never saw any of her magical powers that allow her to make MR out to be such a bad guy.

 

[Deleted member 39678]

What on earth makes you think he was not treated kindly, the audience had no idea what the topic wa, they had no agenda. This was about as fair of a forum as you could have gotten. Nobody knew nothing going in.

I didn't say that I thought he was treated unfairly or mistreated in any way at all. I only hoped that he was treated fairly. I wasn't there so how would I know?

Please don't take any of my posts as anything personal against you az. I believe that your heart is in the right place and I wish you all the best.

We may just disagree at times.

 

[Stash777]

I haven't posted on this case, but I have followed it as much as I could (so many pages of new posts that I just couldn't keep up) so I apologize in advance if this has been proposed as a theory. What if some type of argument ensued between Dylan and MR about Dylan wanting to see his friends that Sunday night between McD's and MR's home, and either Dylan said something along the lines of "I'll just walk there then" or MR said something along the lines of "If you think you can get there right now then go" and Dylan got out of the car and started off in what he thought was the direction of his friend's house? Just pure speculation, but it may account for MR's change of tenses from that night and the next morning? In this scenario, MR is responsible in a sense for the circumstances, but he truly does not know what happened to him or where he is.

Again, just a possible theory...

 

[Deleted member 39678]

Well that was interesting. Maybe I will watch the Dr Phil show when it airs.

 

[Confusion]

Well that was interesting. Maybe I will watch the Dr Phil show when it airs.

You have to admit that a lot of people feel very passionately about Dylan and his case. MOO

 

[aust amateur slueth]

I haven't posted on this case, but I have followed it as much as I could (so many pages of new posts that I just couldn't keep up) so I apologize in advance if this has been proposed as a theory. What if some type of argument ensued between Dylan and MR about Dylan wanting to see his friends that Sunday night between McD's and MR's home, and either Dylan said something along the lines of "I'll just walk there then" or MR said something along the lines of "If you think you can get there right now then go" and Dylan got out of the car and started off in what he thought was the direction of his friend's house? Just pure speculation, but it may account for MR's change of tenses from that night and the next morning? In this scenario, MR is responsible in a sense for the circumstances, but he truly does not know what happened to him or where he is.

Again, just a possible theory...

its possible but highly unlikely IMO, if MR is concerned about his sons disappearance then why lie about it for over three months?

 

[Deleted member 39678]

I haven't posted on this case, but I have followed it as much as I could (so many pages of new posts that I just couldn't keep up) so I apologize in advance if this has been proposed as a theory. What if some type of argument ensued between Dylan and MR about Dylan wanting to see his friends that Sunday night between McD's and MR's home, and either Dylan said something along the lines of "I'll just walk there then" or MR said something along the lines of "If you think you can get there right now then go" and Dylan got out of the car and started off in what he thought was the direction of his friend's house? Just pure speculation, but it may account for MR's change of tenses from that night and the next morning? In this scenario, MR is responsible in a sense for the circumstances, but he truly does not know what happened to him or where he is.

Again, just a possible theory...

Thanks for your input Stash. I'm not sure if I totally agree with your premise but all opinions are welcome here.

 

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[scorekeeper]

I thought it was disrespectful to the victims family.

 

[dlc]

You have to admit that a lot of people feel very passionately about Dylan and his case. MOO

There's a difference between being passionate and what my grandmother would refer to as "acting ugly."

Totally my opinion.

 

[Deleted member 39678]

You have to admit that a lot of people feel very passionately about Dylan and his case. MOO

Your right and that's actually a very good thing.