I was at a Monon trailhead just north of Indy when I met "Pirate Cat". I assumed he lived nearby. He had this weird device on him that I later learned was a GPS tracker. After googling him, I learned he had quite a record and his own facebook page. Anyway, I wouldn't implant a gps device into a kid, but I might stitch one like Pirate Cat had in their jacket or throw one in their backpack. Of course, I wouldn't look at it all the time, but if they didn't show up when they were supposed to I would have a reference to check. When they got older, I could track them by their phone.
You can still call 911, but otherwise locked.
Great point. An easy way to dispose of a large amount of evidence.
Sorry. I lived too far away to do more than speculate, and my mind is always trying to make sense of things. I'm just trying to come up with a novel that will fit all we know so I can stop obsessing about it.
Knowing who he is and placing him in a public place is not enough evidence. They need more.
A car wash like this that’s self-serve has those nice garages with doors open on both ends. I think it would be a convenient stalking place as a person could see out, but details about the driver and car would be difficult to identify. Also, they usually have coin operated vacuum which could come in handy? I think something or someone other than just MT jogging by was noticed by the cameras. Just my gut feeling.’
it's possible that some Brooklyn residents could also have access to property outside of Brooklyn like maybe a cabin somewhere with some land.
