Dylan Redwine Case Discussion Thread/Dylan's Remains Found

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“He was a huge part of my life and a huge part of this community,” he said.

“It should have never happened,” he said. “I love and miss him to a whole other level. I always thought love was a strong word, but now it touches me.

“I know he’s happy that we found him.”

My gosh my heart breaks for all of you ~ Elaine, Cory, Mike, and all of your family.
Cory, what a strong, loving young man you seem to be.
Prayers for peace and justice.

MOO
 
Mark made a comment today about wanting to talk to LE so he could find out exactly where Dylan was found. He wanted to be close to him. In my opinion, Mark would have known this if he had assisted in the search like Cory and Elaine. Those two just don't coincide with me. Very strange.

bbm
Exactly where Dylan was found? Close to him? I hope he isn't trying to find how far Dylan's remains washed down the mountain, so he can go there and try to "recover" more evidence for whatever reason....cough cough. Remains or evidence needs to be reported and removed by LE, not Mark Redwine.
 
Although I have always had the belief that Dylan left this world on the evening of November 18th, my heart is broken now that the truth of the matter is known. Rest in peace little man. Justice is coming, of that, I am certain.

(((hugs AZGrandma))) Love you like a sister and praying for comfort for you, your boys, Elaine, Mike, Cory and all of Dylan's loving family.

Dylan and God know. <modsnip>
 
If this was so common for Dylan, why didn't MR drive right up there that day, instead of driving twenty miles to where his friends live?

Yup - and if it was so common (according to MR) for Dylan to go wandering in the woods where his remains were found, why did MR think it was "stupid" to search that area?
 
You've just received, only hours ago, confirmation your son, missing for months, is deceased.
When asked how you feel about the case becoming a homicide investigation your first response is to say, in effect, "Well, it wasn't me!"

:facepalm:

/moo :moo:

This! Times 1000 (IMO).

Appropriate responses (IMO): sadness/closure, hope for his peaceful end, rage/desire to know more. *Not* a chuckle and implying if he had done it he wouldn't be free to stand on his porch still (IMO).
 
This is really sad. I wonder what happened. The father wasn't lying and it looks like what he said on Tricia's show is probably true.
 
Could Mark get in trouble for talking to the press when told not to by LE?

Surely he could be giving clues to the perp about what was found and what was not found? - so in affect he is hindering the investigation into his sons death by giving out info that should not be in the public domain when nobody has been caught yet???

:moo:

That may be the least of his problems/trouble, talking to press. In fact, LE may want him to continue.

But the things he said-even to be able to say the words, bones, mangled, whatever is coming out of his mouth-just is beyond comprehension.
 
You've just received, only hours ago, confirmation your son, missing for months, is deceased.
When asked how you feel about the case becoming a homicide investigation your first response is to say, in effect, "Well, it wasn't me!"

:facepalm:

/moo :moo:

I listened to the interview also. It is a weird thing for him to say, but I think it could be letting out frustration at everyone thinking he did it. I could understand that a little. He's probably being treated like a pariah in his town and he might have some anger about that.
 
Mark said he wants to see where his son&#8217;s remains were found and honor him with respect.
&#8220;I want to see.....&#8221; said Mark.
http://denver.cbslocal.com/2013/06/28/dylan-redwines-father-i-want-to-know-what-happened-to-my-son/

Nope. LE needs to prevent MR from going up to that search site. Would he turn over evidence if he found it? It's unknown.

Few parents would immediately want to go to the place where their child's mangled body was found and not all of it recovered.
 
I know I'm a few pages behind so I don't know if this was brought up or not but last night when the thread was closed I listened to this news video and found some things very interesting. First is the way MR speaks with no emotion what so ever regarding what was found/told to him hours earlier.
Secondly what I found bizarre was what the reporter says MR told him. It's not in the written article so you have to watch the video report.
At the 00:18 mark (it counts backwards)Reporter speaking of what MR said to him on the phone..."He's gonna take a few moments; he needs to understand the gravity of all this; let this set in, and then he's gonna come here (pointing behind him) to the La Plata County Sheriff's office and sit down and talk to investigators and tell them what he knows."
WHAT???? He will now "sit down and talk to investigators and tell them what he knows"?????? HUH?:banghead::banghead::banghead:

You need to watch the video!!! Unbelievable...well sorta.

http://www.kob.com/article/stories/S3082148.shtml?cat=504
 
This is really sad. I wonder what happened. The father wasn't lying and it looks like what he said on Tricia's show is probably true.

What statements in the interview with Tricia do you feel were true?
 
Few parents would immediately want to go to the place where their child's mangled body was found and not all of it recovered.

False. If my son's remains were still out there, it would the first place I would want to go. In fact, I would go there everyday until my feet fell off both looking for him and wanting to feel closer to him.
 
Followed this case since the beginning--sigh.... my condolensces thoughts and prayers to all involved, struggling, and such--Elaine, Cory, Mike, AZ, family may you all find some strength and swift justice regardless the outcome.
 
False. If my son's remains were still out there, it would the first place I would want to go. In fact, I would go there everyday until my feet fell off both looking for him and wanting to feel closer to him.
I respect your feelings. I personally wouldn't want to go to a specific site and accidentally stumble upon my child's unfound body parts. Decades of therapy wouldn't remove such trauma from my psyche.
 
Perhaps if my child died in an accident, visiting the site would be therapeutic, but I am not sure I could or would do so, if he had been murdered. Or at least, it would not occur to me until much, much later.
 
I respect your feelings. I personally wouldn't want to go to a specific site and accidentally stumble upon my child's unfound body parts.

I understand, but I doubt many folks would be able to sleep at night knowing their son was still out there either. Burying a few bones would not cut it with me, or give me the closure I would need. When I weigh the options of looking or doing nothing, I would much rather be out there looking for my son and bringing him home - no matter his condition. JMO.
 
Aw damn. I actually cried out involuntarily when I read the news about Dylan. No matter how many of these disappearances, crimes, etc. I follow, I am always shocked and hurt anew when a person is located & deceased. No way to get a thick skin about these things I guess, which makes my appreciation sky-high for all the LE & search volunteers and so forth who persist in doing such good work, and often bring resolution to cases that perplex & dismay. They are true gifts to the hurting.

To the family & friends of Dylan: my heart is with you. Words seem small in the face of such a loss, so I pray you find some comfort in this dark time.

Also want to say "good job" to all the people who searched for Dylan, and to the fine LE folks who worked hard & continue to work hard. You are a bright spot in so many dark places, and a gift to so many.
 
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