FL - Somer Thompson, 7, Orange Park, 19 Oct 2009 #22

[human]

there was a link here the other day to I believe it was a 4year old boy who was jumping on his trampoline in the backyard and ws missing. Any info on that?

 

[sorrell skye]

I also posted this yesterday and if you map it the park is near PC work. It is very interesting that they were looking in that park .. you have to scroll comments from oldest first

Very interesting indeed! When I first read that comment about Clark Park I wondered where it is in relation to the family home. Kept getting too distracted to look it up - so TY!!!

 

[sorrell skye]

Share - TY for the triangle symbolism!

Having been a student of psychology in my former college years, then going on to study myth and cultural anthropology, I have become fascinated with what Carl Jung refers to as "the collective unconscious". Symbolism plays a significant role in how we, as human beings, perceive/interpret the world around us, in both the waking world and the dreaming world. They are considered "vessels" that contain humanity's collective evolutionary memory/experiences, connecting us all in what is referred to as the "noosphere". Okay, I just realized I'm probably getting WAY too esoteric here! Sorry! I go off on tangents at times!

What I'm trying to say is: I believe the subconscious mind guides us toward information the conscious mind overlooks, and if we pay particular attention to it, we can learn a thing or two.

So - Thx for the input!

 

[sadnpod]

I really hate to ask but I need some Local Information from someone that has been by Somer's house like friday or the week before or this week-end..

please.. was LE still sitting at the house??? please ...... and if so what day were you there to see it? TIA a mil...

The month anniversary day, LE was everywhere, including there. Yesterday there was a car posted down the street a lil. Could have been undercover LE or PI, or just someone gawking.

 

[sorrell skye]

you know that old saying - when you've got no news, go over the news you've got (I just made that up - it's not really an old saying)...

I love it!

 

[Noway]

Kamille, I also recall that the turtle was the way in which Infinity would be able to prove that it was Somer who was talking to her.

Found this (snipped) [ame="http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showpost.php?p=4418537&postcount=258"]Websleuths Crime Sleuthing Community - View Single Post - Found Deceased FL-Somer Renee Thompson, 7, Orange Park thread #17[/ame]

I asked her to show me something that would prove to her mother that it was really her and she opened her hand and in her palm was a very small turtle. I don't know if they had turtles, or if she wanted a turtle but that is what was shown.

I did ask for a name, first I thought she said Keith which I discounted because that is the name of my best friends deceased husband who likes to come and mess with me when I meditate, so I asked again and she said Kevin. So it's either Keith (as in AKT) or Kevin. I could not get a last name.

I read the story of AKT andwhile I do not believe it's him I do believe this young man was trying to be a copycat and got in over his head.

Once again thanks fir your time.

More to her post at link. #258 in Thread 17.

 

[Solstice Canyon]

I am glad that you pointed out the socks. I have wondered about that comment since the beginning. It has been pointed out that Somer was not always supervised so I have a hard time thinking that Mom would be laying out the school clothes all the way to the socks she wore. If she did lay out the clothes wouldn't the socks match the outfit? DT did not take somer to school that morning so I have a hard time with her knowing the socks color

You know, the thing I keep wondering about and which has struck me as odd from the beginning was the use of the word "cranberry" to describe the color of Somer's outfit. Everytime I hear that, it jumps out at me and doesn't sound right. Maybe it means nothing, but to me, it just seems like a very unlikely choice of color-word descriptions. Maroon or "dark red," I can fathom...but cranberry?

To me, it's like saying something is cerulean or celadon instead of just blue or green. Know what I mean? I keep finding myself wondering if no one else has found this unusual!

 

[sorrell skye]

You know, the thing I keep wondering about and which has struck me as odd from the beginning was the use of the word "cranberry" to describe the color of Somer's outfit. Everytime I hear that, it jumps out at me and doesn't sound right. Maybe it means nothing, but to me, it just seems like a very unlikely choice of color-word descriptions. Maroon or "dark red," I can fathom...but cranberry?

To me, it's like saying something is cerulean or celadon instead of just blue or green. Know what I mean? I keep finding myself wondering if no one else has found this unusual!

I love your user name! (I'm partial to canyons and solstices)

In terms of the description of the color of her outfit, do you think it might be a gender difference? Generally speaking, women tend to use more unusual color words, whereas (again, generally speaking) men tend to use more basic words. Just something I've noticed as I've observed how people describe things. Way back in the day when I went to the DOL to register my newly acquired used Volkswagen camper van, when asked what color it was, I replied "Butterscotch." Needless to say, the color that was listed on my vehicle registration was not butterscotch. It read: gold. It wasn't gold!

But I know what you mean - cranberry is a very specific color word!

 

[Noway]

Sadnpod -

One more thing about CWG -- he has a mole below his eye - a composite drawing of a POI involving the murder of a child in KY -- he supposedly lived nearby this child -- the resemblance is uncanny

The pictures were posted side by side of CWG and the drawing a few weeks ago, and I'm sorry I don't know where, but I wanted to mention this to you!

From Cajun Girl, the side by side of pix of CWG with a sketch from another case:

http://i38.tinypic.com/2r4tl45.jpg

Also, this sketch was from another victim.
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=5959&stc=1&thumb=1&d=1256858780


Emphasizing that sketches are not from Somer's case.

Sadnpod, my understanding of CWG on the MPR is:

Justino said one possible contact eliminated was a registered sex offender whose name and address in Orange Park is listed on the incident report that was written after Somer was reported missing. That person was named by someone who later turned out to be mistaken about the identity, Justino said.

http://jacksonville.com/community/m...g_investigaton_narrowing_down_origin_of_trash

 

[sorrell skye]

Oh - and I just want to add a comment in response to an earlier reference made about a "clique" forming.

I like to think of us as more of a cohesive group who are trying really hard to work together in the pursuit of justice for Somer!

I admire how respectful & considerate the dedicated posters on these threads are to one another!

 

[ccane]

I love your user name! (I'm partial to canyons and solstices)

In terms of the description of the color of her outfit, do you think it might be a gender difference? Generally speaking, women tend to use more unusual color words, whereas (again, generally speaking) men tend to use more basic words. Just something I've noticed as I've observed how people describe things. Way back in the day when I went to the DOL to register my newly acquired used Volkswagen camper van, when asked what color it was, I replied "Butterscotch." Needless to say, the color that was listed on my vehicle registration was not butterscotch. It read: gold. It wasn't gold!

But I know what you mean - cranberry is a very specific color word!

Yes I also argee on the word Cranberry. Maybe we need to make a list of all the odd statements and facts.. I will start

1. Using an old photo of somer . even the local neighbors didn't recognize her

 

[Noway]

You know, the thing I keep wondering about and which has struck me as odd from the beginning was the use of the word "cranberry" to describe the color of Somer's outfit. Everytime I hear that, it jumps out at me and doesn't sound right. Maybe it means nothing, but to me, it just seems like a very unlikely choice of color-word descriptions. Maroon or "dark red," I can fathom...but cranberry?

To me, it's like saying something is cerulean or celadon instead of just blue or green. Know what I mean? I keep finding myself wondering if no one else has found this unusual!

My guess is that this is what the manufacturer called it (and therefore the salesperson and therefore DT).

A looooong time ago I worked for a clothing manufacturer, and one season's "cranberry" would be the next season's "cherry" when all we really meant was red.

 

[Noway]

Sadnpod, did your question about CWG and him registering in Texas get answered? I just remembered you'd asked. I have to dash but will be back this evening, and if someone has not answered that part, then I will.

O/T but if you right click on any of the links in my signature, you can bookmark it for yourself for future reference. I have a Somer Thompson folder, in which I put these. The signature changes sometimes because I'm limited on space and I might have to lop something off eventually.

 

[ccane]

I love your user name! (I'm partial to canyons and solstices)

In terms of the description of the color of her outfit, do you think it might be a gender difference? Generally speaking, women tend to use more unusual color words, whereas (again, generally speaking) men tend to use more basic words. Just something I've noticed as I've observed how people describe things. Way back in the day when I went to the DOL to register my newly acquired used Volkswagen camper van, when asked what color it was, I replied "Butterscotch." Needless to say, the color that was listed on my vehicle registration was not butterscotch. It read: gold. It wasn't gold!

But I know what you mean - cranberry is a very specific color word!

My guess is that this is what the manufacturer called it (and therefore the salesperson and therefore DT).

A looooong time ago I worked for a clothing manufacturer, and one season's "cranberry" would be the next season's "cherry" when all we really meant was red.

My guess is she repeats everything others say. I have see this happen thru out this case.

 

[sorrell skye]

Yes I also argee on the word Cranberry. Maybe we need to make a list of all the odd statements and facts.. I will start

1. Using an old photo of somer . even the local neighbors didn't recognize her

Yes - a list of "oddities"!!!

You realize, of course, this potential list will be MUCH longer than our list of "facts" don't you?!

ETA: Not to mention, that what is "odd" to one person might not be "odd" to the next. Odd is subjective, but I'm odd, so I'm all for it!!!

BTW - I also thought it odd from the first that the photo on the fliers & in the media was an older photo, and had also read how neighbors didn't recognize her in the photo.

 

[sorrell skye]

Might I also add that since facts are so few & far between in this case, until LE announces a suspect or charges someone, the Oddities might render more clues than what few facts we have to work with.

 

[sorrell skye]

Here's something that's extremely odd to me: I just googled Clark Park, and it IS INDEED in proximity to a certain concrete company.

Clark Park is NOWHERE NEAR the victim's last known sighting!!!

WHY would LE be canvassing that area in search of witnesses who may have spotted her?!

Shout out to ccane for keeping that little tidbit going!!!

ETA: That's why it is sometimes very useful to read the comments section below news articles, as they can often yield info that is below the radar!

 

[what about this?]

From Cajun Girl, the side by side of pix of CWG with a sketch from another case:

http://i38.tinypic.com/2r4tl45.jpg

Also, this sketch was from another victim.
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=5959&stc=1&thumb=1&d=1256858780


Emphasizing that sketches are not from Somer's case.

Sadnpod, my understanding of CWG on the MPR is:



http://jacksonville.com/community/m...g_investigaton_narrowing_down_origin_of_trash

Thanks so much for posting this again! I'm sorry, that line-up of pics and the drawing is just too much! How much closer can you get? Makes me want to scream!

 

[Cheewawa007]

Look at this video - the three FBI with the bags...pause the video & play it back... it looks like there could be either red carpet or red linoleum in the bags

[ame="http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp/33458607#33458607"]msnbc.com Video Player[/ame]

 

[sadnpod]

Sadnpod, did your question about CWG and him registering in Texas get answered? I just remembered you'd asked. I have to dash but will be back this evening, and if someone has not answered that part, then I will.

O/T but if you right click on any of the links in my signature, you can bookmark it for yourself for future reference. I have a Somer Thompson folder, in which I put these. The signature changes sometimes because I'm limited on space and I might have to lop something off eventually.

NOWAY... YOU are the BOMB!!!!

I think I have everything I need. Thanks to you and all of you who answered my post! ST was told to call back tomorrow morning.

I will let u know what he knows when I know.