I don't think it was his nephew who found his boot, but KD, an employee.
I thought the first one was found by an employee and the second, his nephew.
I don't think it was his nephew who found his boot, but KD, an employee.
I rewatched the video. KD found the first one in the grass. The one in the rocks was the second one found by KF. The rock one looks almost hidden. I don't know how anyone would have noticed it but I can see why they didn't see it the first time. If someone harmed him, why put the boot in the grass after the area had been searched? Is it some kind of "message" to warn others of potential harm?I thought the first one was found by an employee and the second, his nephew.
Both Meek's mother and his wife, who is five-months pregnant with their second child, say they've called his cell phone several times since he went missing. They say it usually never connects and investigators told them it was dead -- but two nights ago, it went to his voicemail. It's another baffling detail that has family members and friends wondering if 43-year-old Jeff Meek may be the victim of foul play.
http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/story/2...ears-foul-play
I noticed that the mother referred to him in the past tense. She said "He was....." three different times.
I'm not suggesting she is involved in this in any way. I just believe this may be a good indicator that they believe he is dead.![]()
Is the terrain really rough?
Could he have had a fatal fall and they can't find him?
But.. what about the boots...