" fb pages it is decided on a case by case basis if we can discuss the content here or not. I guess it depends on who runs the page, and what kind of information is posted there. Comments are however never allowed to be discussed here, afaik. (but we can point them out to others)
That's how I understand it, too. I get hung up on the pointing comments out part, which is what I wanted to do. Thanks!Iirc, in one thread a mod once explained that for "Find
They originally said that but the latest statement says the police are completely ending their search (until new info is received). So police are continuing to investigate but not physically search.
I wonder if he headed home. IF he did indeed crash (I just am not feeling that text) maybe he called someone or tried to call? Tried to go home? There's a lot of buzz on SM, and comments are being filtered/deleted on TJ's page (understandably) but I just can't imagine he's missing BECAUSE he allegedly wrecked his bike. Imo, that makes the search area endless. Though I absolutely agree with familiarity.
I'm in CT but south of the area. News channels have been covering the story extensively.
Given the hundreds of people who've been out searching 24 hrs a day, I really think that if he was out there, someone would have found something by now. I am increasingly convinced that he never sent the text message - that someone else sent it. Instead of searching the woods for him, I think people need to be searching Craig's list/pawn shops/junkyards/etc for the bike or for parts from it. And sadly, if people are searching the woods, maybe they need to be looking for patches of recently disturbed earth.
I would be very interested to know whether the last police search was with tracking dogs, or cadaver dogs.
