Yes, kudo's to Enrique for finding that quote
Remember, LE has also stated to keep a timeline of 10pm until 8am open.
Obviously, LE doesn't have any proof of the exact time the abduction occurred
Don't know distance from JK's condo to her assigned spot. However, have viewed photo's, and she is on the 2nd floor. Even at her car was closeby, that is still a lot of area.
I can't imagine LE doing forensics on the empty condo across from hers. Heck, as far as we know, forensics were never done on Jk's condo, let alone an empty one. Good point. At least the dog should have gone through it. IF of course, you believe in dogs. I know I do.
It seems to me if JK was so security conscious with the 'safe call", why wouldn't she employ such a "safe call", each and every morning on the way to her car. Every woman knows parking lots are dangerous spots.
Think about it, the text messaging, the calls to RA in the am, part of it could have been to keep RA up to date on her progress to work, without telling RA she was a little scared of her surroundings.
I've seen a ton of women do this. They want to give the impression they are talking, but, you can tell part of the reason for the cell is because they are scared of the parking lot, train, bus, etc. Good common sense.
From what I gather, it is possible JK's abduction started in the condo. I've always thought that was more likely.
In the condo, you wouldn't have to worry about screaming, running, witnesses, or what happened when they nutcase astronaut tried to abduct her ex-boyfriends new girlfriend. It goes to show, when it comes to obsession, women can get a little violent and out of sorts as well as men.
However, the Kesse's, and most of the people on this board jumped on the "way to the car" theory.
Regardless, I wouldn't rule either one in or out.
Just because there isn't blood in Jk's condo, or a sign of a struggle, doesn't mean the condo isn't the crime scene. Heck, there isn't any blood, sign of a struggle, etc. in the car, and LE was wise enough to treat that as a potential crime scene.
keep up the good work Enrique, Mystery, UK, Curves.
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ps Somebody mentioned earlier about getting the names of everyone who used the cellsites in JK's area on the day of her abduction.
It sounds like a good idea, and is a good idea. the only problem is that in a densely populated area, one would expect at least a few hundred to a thousand people who used their cell phones in that area. Don't forget, cell sites can receive calls for miles, depending on the terrain, and the next closest cell site.
It appears to be a dense area. Plus, even though we have lost a lot of rights after 9/11, LE would still have to get a subpeona from a judge to gather that information. Other agencies, don't need such approval.
Trust me, I don't see that happening. The judge would consider everything. First, there is zero evidence the POI used a cell phone.
Second, in my state, people were known to be missing, and the cell phone companies would not even give the family cell phone information. There is a reason for this.
A judge stepped in, but only gave information related to that person's cell phone information.
with my little knowledge, I just don't see a judge who would issue a subpeona to a cell site owner requiring them to gather every person's name, address, cell phone number, that used a cell site during the day of the abduction.
I can't imagine how much time such data would take to even gather.
Even if the judge did, if may be helpful, but at the same time, are you going to question every single person who made a call? Wouldn't that take a ton of man power? We could be talking close to a thousand people, maybe even more.
However, I agree with the premise. If we had proof that the POI was on the phone while the photo at HOTG was taken, then I think you have a time, a place, and know for certain a call was made. Then, I could see asking a judge for a subpeona related to the nearest cell site, listing every call that was made or received at a specific time. Then, you can prove why this information is relevant, versus a fishing expedition, which is not grounds for a subpeona. I still wonder if such information would be issued, but, it would be worth a shot.
Even if you received such information, one would expect just about every resident, every worker, and every potential suspect to have made a call from that cell site. If Jk's car was found out in the middle of tin-buck-two, then I believe cell site information would be huge. Only a few people using the site, get a list of callers, and see if any of the callers names match known workers at HOTG.
IMO
