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Robert Manwill's body found in New York Canal
Posted: Aug 4, 2009 08:11 PM EDT
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Now that we know eight year old Robert Manwill has been found, the next big step in this investigation is how did the little boy end up in the canal. The boy either accidently fell into the canal, jumped in, or someone put him there. So, if the body went into the canal by his house on Vista - it would have travelled about 14 miles before it got to the south portion of Cloverdale Road.
Project manager Paul Deveau is in charge of the New York Canal and says Robert's body could easily have travelled that far. There is only one grate on the entire system, but it wasn't even down. "If a body goes in the canal in Boise, somewhere between Gowen Road, that's considered Boise, and we figure at least a week before the body gets down here, sometimes it'll take two weeks," said Paul Deveau, Boise Project Board of Control.
It's also possible he went in closer to the spot where he was found. What detectives will try to figure out now, is did the little boy jump in, fall in, or did somebody kill him before he was even in the water. As we first reported, police last week eliminated the canal as an area to search for robert. No word from police, as to why the canal was eliminated as a possible location for the boy.
VIDEO: The Investigation Continues 1:42
http://www.fox12idaho.com/global/vi...lipFormat=flv&clipId1=4016258&at1=News&h1=The Investigation Continues&flvUri=
VIDEO: Body Tentatively ID'd as Robert Manwill 1:43
http://www.fox12idaho.com/global/vi...ipFormat=flv&clipId1=4016244&at1=News&h1=Body Of Missing Boy Tentatively Identified&flvUri=
VIDEO: News Conference Announcing Robert Manwill's Body Identified 6:03
http://www.fox12idaho.com/global/vi...ipFormat=flv&clipId1=4014704&at1=News&h1=News Conference Announcing Robert Manwill's Body Identified&flvUri=
VIDEO: Manwill Vigil 2:53
http://www.fox12idaho.com/global/vi...ormat=flv&clipId1=4012912&at1=News&h1=Manwill Vigil&flvUri=
Article:
http://www.fox12idaho.com/Global/story.asp?S=10848412&nav=menu439_2_1
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Community response to Stockdale, Manwill
August 5, 2009
Updated 1 hour 35 minutes ago
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A Middleton family the Treasure Valley got to know recently finds itself facing financial difficulties when the patriarch learns his insurance won't cover an expensive potential remedy to a terrible malady.
A young Boise boy is reported missing and there are no clues to his whereabouts.
Two different stories with very different outcomes. Yet two stories which also have one common thread that should make everybody who lives here glad they do.
Ryan Stockdale became well-known in the area in 2007 when his family was given a medically-sound house as part of the popular television series "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition." His four children all suffer from a rare white blood cell disease.
Late last month, the Boise Police Department asked the public's help in finding 8-year-old Robert Manwill, who had been reported missing the night before. Family members said he had left their home on foot and had not returned.
For the Stockdales, the story had a happy ending. For Manwill's family, it was a tragic conclusion when the coroner tentatively identified the boy's body found in a canal near Kuna.
We've already shown we can — and will — do it.
Article:
http://www.idahopress.com/sports/?2009-08-05-Community-response-to-Stockdale-Manwill
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Body tentatively identified as Robert Manwill
Story Published: Aug 4, 2009 at 11:20 PM MDT
Story Updated: Aug 4, 2009 at 11:20 PM MDT
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While the search may be over, people say their support isn't. They've opened their homes and let this little boy into their hearts.
"She heard Robert's favorite color was green and she wanted her stuff animal to keep him safe," says neighbor, Shelly Bingham.
For 11 days, these neighbors, friends, and family members of missing Robert have remained hopeful he would come home.
The Ada County Coroner says dental records are being evaluated to make a positive identification, but Tuesday, during a press conference, Boise Police said finding Robert is now only the beginning of the investigation into exactly what happened to the little boy.
"Our priority remains finding answers for Robert's family and this community," adds Chief Kerns.
While police ask for patience in this case, they also ask people to continue to keep Robert and his family in their hearts. A request many here say they're listening to.
Eyewitness News has learned the Boise community is planning a vigil for Robert this Friday night.
VIDEO: Body tentatively identified as Robert Manwill
http://www.kidk.com/news/local/52484967.html?video=YHI&t=a
Article:
http://www.kidk.com/news/local/52484967.html
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Posted: Aug 4, 2009 08:11 PM EDT
<snipped>
Now that we know eight year old Robert Manwill has been found, the next big step in this investigation is how did the little boy end up in the canal. The boy either accidently fell into the canal, jumped in, or someone put him there. So, if the body went into the canal by his house on Vista - it would have travelled about 14 miles before it got to the south portion of Cloverdale Road.
Project manager Paul Deveau is in charge of the New York Canal and says Robert's body could easily have travelled that far. There is only one grate on the entire system, but it wasn't even down. "If a body goes in the canal in Boise, somewhere between Gowen Road, that's considered Boise, and we figure at least a week before the body gets down here, sometimes it'll take two weeks," said Paul Deveau, Boise Project Board of Control.
It's also possible he went in closer to the spot where he was found. What detectives will try to figure out now, is did the little boy jump in, fall in, or did somebody kill him before he was even in the water. As we first reported, police last week eliminated the canal as an area to search for robert. No word from police, as to why the canal was eliminated as a possible location for the boy.
VIDEO: The Investigation Continues 1:42
http://www.fox12idaho.com/global/vi...lipFormat=flv&clipId1=4016258&at1=News&h1=The Investigation Continues&flvUri=
VIDEO: Body Tentatively ID'd as Robert Manwill 1:43
http://www.fox12idaho.com/global/vi...ipFormat=flv&clipId1=4016244&at1=News&h1=Body Of Missing Boy Tentatively Identified&flvUri=
VIDEO: News Conference Announcing Robert Manwill's Body Identified 6:03
http://www.fox12idaho.com/global/vi...ipFormat=flv&clipId1=4014704&at1=News&h1=News Conference Announcing Robert Manwill's Body Identified&flvUri=
VIDEO: Manwill Vigil 2:53
http://www.fox12idaho.com/global/vi...ormat=flv&clipId1=4012912&at1=News&h1=Manwill Vigil&flvUri=
Article:
http://www.fox12idaho.com/Global/story.asp?S=10848412&nav=menu439_2_1
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Community response to Stockdale, Manwill
August 5, 2009
Updated 1 hour 35 minutes ago
<snipped>
A Middleton family the Treasure Valley got to know recently finds itself facing financial difficulties when the patriarch learns his insurance won't cover an expensive potential remedy to a terrible malady.
A young Boise boy is reported missing and there are no clues to his whereabouts.
Two different stories with very different outcomes. Yet two stories which also have one common thread that should make everybody who lives here glad they do.
Ryan Stockdale became well-known in the area in 2007 when his family was given a medically-sound house as part of the popular television series "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition." His four children all suffer from a rare white blood cell disease.
Late last month, the Boise Police Department asked the public's help in finding 8-year-old Robert Manwill, who had been reported missing the night before. Family members said he had left their home on foot and had not returned.
For the Stockdales, the story had a happy ending. For Manwill's family, it was a tragic conclusion when the coroner tentatively identified the boy's body found in a canal near Kuna.
We've already shown we can — and will — do it.
Article:
http://www.idahopress.com/sports/?2009-08-05-Community-response-to-Stockdale-Manwill
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Body tentatively identified as Robert Manwill
Story Published: Aug 4, 2009 at 11:20 PM MDT
Story Updated: Aug 4, 2009 at 11:20 PM MDT
<snipped>
While the search may be over, people say their support isn't. They've opened their homes and let this little boy into their hearts.
"She heard Robert's favorite color was green and she wanted her stuff animal to keep him safe," says neighbor, Shelly Bingham.
For 11 days, these neighbors, friends, and family members of missing Robert have remained hopeful he would come home.
The Ada County Coroner says dental records are being evaluated to make a positive identification, but Tuesday, during a press conference, Boise Police said finding Robert is now only the beginning of the investigation into exactly what happened to the little boy.
"Our priority remains finding answers for Robert's family and this community," adds Chief Kerns.
While police ask for patience in this case, they also ask people to continue to keep Robert and his family in their hearts. A request many here say they're listening to.
Eyewitness News has learned the Boise community is planning a vigil for Robert this Friday night.
VIDEO: Body tentatively identified as Robert Manwill
http://www.kidk.com/news/local/52484967.html?video=YHI&t=a
Article:
http://www.kidk.com/news/local/52484967.html
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