Holly Bobo's Remains Have Been Identified

[dog.gone.cute]

WN Twitter:


Will Nunley @willnunley · 1m

Spokesman: "This has been bittersweet...family is comforted by the fact they have an answer" #HollyBobo


Will Nunley @willnunley · 51s

#Bobo Spokesman: "I've never seen a stronger, more dedicated family"


Will Nunley @willnunley · 37s

Bobo family has finished speaking.


Will Nunley @willnunley · 13s

Decatur County Sheriff now speaking

 

[margarita25]

http://www.jrn.com/newschannel5 right?

http://www.wsmv.com/category/279431/watch-now-breaking-news-from-wsmvcom

 

[ThoughtFox]

Sheriff Boyd when asked about "other suspects" - "We believe there are, and arrests will be forthcoming when we identify them. They can run but they can't hide."

 

[ThoughtFox]

http://www.wsmv.com/category/279431/watch-now-breaking-news-from-wsmvcom

It's still on http://www.wkrn.com/category/240149/livestream

 

[dog.gone.cute]

WN Twitter:


Will Nunley @willnunley · 1m

Sheriff: "My new goal is to see that the people that did this are punished"


Will Nunley @willnunley · 1m

Sheriff: "We believe that other arrests are forthcoming"


Will Nunley @willnunley · 42s

Sheriff: No other identifying evidence found at the scene


Will Nunley @willnunley · 11s

Sheriff: This area had been searched a couple of times. How far we went into the area is unclear. #HollyBobo

 

[dog.gone.cute]

WN Twitter:


Will Nunley @willnunley · 39s

Sheriff: We are not protected from crime, anywhere we live.


Will Nunley @willnunley · 11s

Sheriff: This area had been searched a couple of times. How far we went into the area is unclear. #HollyBobo


Will Nunley @willnunley · 11s

Sheriff: None of this seems real, from the very start.


Will Nunley @willnunley · 6s

Sheriff: We were chasing (cell) pings for the first few days (of the search).

 

[margarita25]

"There is a forensic anthropology team from Univ of Tenn, Knoxville"...
--Sherriff

(news channel just cut feed and said you can watch the rest of this pc in its entirety later on the news, lol)

 

[ThoughtFox]

Sheriff at Presser:

Cellphones had pinged off those towers in areas.

Foliage was too thick to see the ground in April - Leaves already on the trees/plants.

(Which is what I was saying before)

Those were probably volunteers/citizens searching in April. Later they were more LE searchers.

"At the time the scene is completely secured."

There's a forensic anthropology team from UTK on the scene. No one can get to the scene, so don't bother to go there.

 

[Tulessa]

GRRRRRRRRRR! I hate this lap top.

 

[Tulessa]

"There is a forensic anthropology team from U of Tenn, Knoxville"...
--Sherriff

Dr. Vass?

 

[ThoughtFox]

http://www.wkrn.com/category/240149/livestream

"No information except the pings came in from that area."

But there was no reason to do an LE ground search in that area.

There were searches by FLIR helicopters and planes. FLIR couldn't see through the leaves on the trees at that time.

There's a logging road a few feet from where the remains were found. A jeep or ATV could get to that area.

Were ginseng hunters eligible for reward money? Sheriff: "I don't have a clue."

 

[Irish_Eyes]

The sheriff was just talking about why they didn't find her sooner when I chimed in. He mentioned the foliage cover and said they had searchers and LE around the different locations and everything was searched at one time or another. Yet he says a search never took place in that area. I went back to the scanner last night and to my notes. There were searchers on ATV's in the area of Yellow Spring Road and I-40 two nights after she vanished. Shortly after they got out there a tornado warning was called for Decatur county and everyone was brought back. From the maps it looks like this isn't too terribly far from where she was found. Impossible to say if they would have searched that area if the weather was better or if some of the ATV's made it out there and just couldn't see her under all the brush. Sad.

 

[maskedwoman]

DA "I came into office 8 days ago, preparing to try a case without a body. That has changed now. The time for talking is drawing to a close and the time for action is quickly coming upon us."

 

[Irish_Eyes]

DA speaking now

 

[tnhybrid]

Fairly articulate public officials for this area. Impressive.

 

[dog.gone.cute]

Chris Conte @chrisconte · 10m

Karen Bobo facing the media and the reality that her daughter is gone. #hollybobo @NC5

Chris Conte @chrisconte · 5m

Family and friends are here listening to Bobo family statement. Heartbroken and lost. #hollybobo @NC5 pic.twitter.com/1hjJAgT6aQ

 

[ThoughtFox]

http://www.wkrn.com/category/240149/livestream

District Attorney:

"The time for talking is drawing to a close, and the time for action is coming."

"We still think there is someone else out there we need to get a-hold of. . . . We want to dot i's and cross t's to make sure no one escapes the net."

"It's time to go do our jobs and see that justice is done for this family."

 

[tnhybrid]

WSMV cutting in and out. Is Ch. 5 still showing the conf? Channel 2 nothing but black screen.

 

[ThoughtFox]

The sheriff was just talking about why they didn't find her sooner when I chimed in. He mentioned the foliage cover and said they had searchers and LE around the different locations and everything was searched at one time or another. Yet he says a search never took place in that area. I went back to the scanner last night and to my notes. There were searchers on ATV's in the area of Yellow Spring Road and I-40 two nights after she vanished. Shortly after they got out there a tornado warning was called for Decatur county and everyone was brought back. From the maps it looks like this isn't too terribly far from where she was found. Impossible to say if they would have searched that area if the weather was better or if some of the ATV's made it out there and just couldn't see her under all the brush. Sad.

Gosh, I remember that bad weather now! I had forgotten that, but I do recall it rained a great deal right after she disappeared! Thanks for the reminder.

I'm not surprised that the search there was mainly volunteers and the foliage was too thick. It was like a needle in a haystack. Even many here on WS had theories that she had been taken out of state or further into the woods, so it's just one of those unfortunate truths that she was right there all along.

 

[SeriouslySearching]

http://www.wkrn.com/category/240149/livestream

"No information except the pings came in from that area."

But there was no reason to do an LE ground search in that area.

There were searches by FLIR helicopters and planes. FLIR couldn't see through the leaves on the trees at that time.

There's a logging road a few feet from where the remains were found. A jeep or ATV could get to that area.

Were ginseng hunters eligible for reward money? Sheriff: "I don't have a clue."

Hmmm...good enough reason to me for a search to be conducted there. They should have been all over it. If not, why not?