Nope. IMOMaybe, but however "She (Nicole) added that the mom appeared to be in no rush to go back to the house, where she said her daughter was earlier in the day."
a 5 year old, in an empty apartment
Nope. IMOMaybe, but however "She (Nicole) added that the mom appeared to be in no rush to go back to the house, where she said her daughter was earlier in the day."
a 5 year old, in an empty apartment
BBM. I definitely agree with the sentiment of the rest of your post, but this statement about military families typically being orderly isn’t necessarily always the case. I know a bunch of military kids who are SLOBS and grew up in homes that were in pretty disgusting condition especially if they were off base.I'm going to sign off for the night, but I just want to throw this out there.
Based on reports of those who helped Mom move, the former residence was a disaster. Dirty, garbage, etc. etc.
I'm having a hard time coming to terms with the state of the former residence and the training of a Petty Officer. I found this extremely odd.
My sense has always been that military families are very ordered and organized. Beds made, garbage thrown out, children well put together etc. etc. The reports from the person who helped her move describe a pretty disgusting scene.
Something is not right here.
I am really impressed with LE. They really seems to be pulling out all stops on this. I think they suspect what we suspect.
I just feel sick. Here we go again. It never ends.
MOO
ence was a disaster. Dirty, garbage, etc. etc.
I'm having a hard time coming to terms with the state of the former residence and the training of a Petty Officer. I found this extremely odd.
I don't think that means much. My husband routinely overpays for services when he feels that the person, or people, have gone above and beyond. It's possible that they worked hard and got the job done quickly and well. JMONot to mention MOM overpaid for the moving service according to the lady who helped move her. ( in above MSM)
Have we heard ( I may have missed it) that she was evicted, or if her lease was up, or was this a quick move situation or planned?
I agree and my husband and I do as well. But was this a nice normal kind of tip or what? How much were they overpaid? Was it " hush, you never saw me over pay or enjoy dinner and drinks on me overpay?I don't think that means much. My husband routinely overpays for services when he feels that the person, or people, have gone above and beyond. It's possible that they worked hard and got the job done quickly and well. JMO
I sure hope so. Nothing so far implies that Taylor somehow got out of the house and wandered off. Nothing came of water searches. The story is clear as mud.My guess is something will happen overnight and we may see some answers tomorrow IMO
IMO, she was gone before the move.I sure hope so. Nothing so far implies that Taylor somehow got out of the house and wandered off. Nothing came of water searches. The story is clear as mud.
I know the circumstances often change as more information comes out but in this case the original story is odd and that's usually a bad sign. What we heard was Taylor was not in her room at around 7:20 am and the back door was unlocked. So the implication is she wandered off. If that's true then she should have been located by now since little ones don't tend to get lost in urban areas. This isn't a forest setting. Someone would have spotted her or she'd have been seen be on CCTV somewhere by now.
Certainly it doesn't eliminate a stranger abduction but LE doesn't appear to be treating it as such. And I agree with other posters that this isn't Jacksonville LE's first rodeo so IMO it's significant to observe where they are searching and what they are doing. MOO.
They were in the house 45 mins right?
That’s not that long. She wouldn’t be involved in the process of moving boxes/furniture ... it’s not that far fetched. Parents let their kids bathe themselves and leave them home alone. We still don’t even know if there was anyone else unseen in the house too?
like I had said, it’s definitely noteworthy but not a smoking gun
JMO
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