margarita25
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Maybe sleuth some hunting forums that discuss this area?
Imagine being somewhere on this bridge and you see this guy coming.... Easy to see why she started recording him. It's dangerous walking up there even in the best of conditions.
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to lighten the mood, for those who did not watch the Oscars, you missed a huge snafu. Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty presented best picture. He said " La La Land" they are all on stage, giving their speechs when I noticed men with headset micophones on their head on the stage talking to Warren Beatty. YEP he screwed up and said the wrong winner. Moonlight was the winner
I don't hear "go" at all. I think what your hearing is background noise of the recording. When it goes from silence to the very start of the recording the background noise makes it sound like he says "go" or something else but it really is nothing. The police said he said 3 words when they were releasing. Why can't everyone leave well enough alone? If he said "go" they would have said so. Even if he did say go how's that solving the case?I messed around with the sound clip too, slowing it down and removing much of the noise. I hear "down the hill" - no "go" or "get" before it. My question is this - if the word before "down the hill" is "go" or "get" then why would LE choose to delete it? It would have no impact on the phrase that would reveal information LE would want to keep secret. Why not simply release it with the additional word in order to present a fuller sound clip in hopes that someone would recognize the voice? IMO I believe the prior word is something else entirely.
Of course this is JMOO but it makes no sense to try and hide an innocuous word like "go" or "get."
^^^^This.
It is photoshopped.I've never seen this pic before. Do you know who took it? TIA. And yes, after knowing what happened, it is super creepy. :scared:
I don't hear "go" at all. I think what your hearing is background noise of the recording. When it goes from silence to the very start of the recording the background noise makes it sound like he says "go" or something else but it really is nothing. The police said he said 3 words when they were releasing. Why can't everyone leave well enough alone? If he said "go" they would have said so. Even if he did say go how's that solving the case?
I know you and others are just trying to help but I feel some of the things on here are hurting the case not helping. I'm sure the police don't want different version of the recording out.
Also all the finding of persons or cars in the images of the bridge guy photo isn't really helping much either. Even if it was a person you can't see anything that would be useful. JMHO
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Yeah, I'm ashamed to say that I sat down this morning at 9 on the pretense of a quick look, and most of my day has been here.
Long time lurker, but first time poster. I think I have the lingo down after reading the entire thread, so here goes: It seems to me, especially after viewing Nana's photos that the girls' relative dropped them off by the parking lot near the cemetery. My theory is that BG passed by them on the bridge (caught on Libby's pics) and later followed them as they were on their way back to the location where they were dropped off. I thought someone had posted that there is a trail that winds near where their bodies had been discovered. If he was stalking them, that may explain why no one saw any suspicious activity on the bridge (the woman witness said she only saw a man in that time frame). This also might explain how they traveled that somewhat lengthy distance with nothing raising suspicions. Just wanted to raise a scenario that I haven't seen brought up yet...If it was raised, and I missed it, I apologize. Of course this is all MOO.
Hope the SOB is caught ASAP...
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I really think this is a mistake. We only see him taking one step here, and after studying the thing for way too much time I believe he is in the act of turning/changing direction toward the camera (Liberty). Not only does the forward foot turn out, but so does his shoulder.I think we have a few important features on him to work with.
He turns his right foot out, like a duck, when putting his foot down with each step.
Could someone please do the same with the other picture which was published in several newspapers as well? One was a little darker, I think it is not this photo. I would like to know wether the suspect looks older in the other picture, please.![]()
I really think this is a mistake. We only see him taking one step here, and after studying the thing for way too much time I believe he is in the act of turning/changing direction toward the camera (Liberty). Not only does the forward foot turn out, but so does his shoulder.
JMHO, of course
Long time lurker, but first time poster. I think I have the lingo down after reading the entire thread, so here goes: It seems to me, especially after viewing Nana's photos that the girls' relative dropped them off by the parking lot near the cemetery. My theory is that BG passed by them on the bridge (caught on Libby's pics) and later followed them as they were on their way back to the location where they were dropped off. I thought someone had posted that there is a trail that winds near where their bodies had been discovered. If he was stalking them, that may explain why no one saw any suspicious activity on the bridge (the woman witness said she only saw a man in that time frame). This also might explain how they traveled that somewhat lengthy distance with nothing raising suspicions. Just wanted to raise a scenario that I haven't seen brought up yet...If it was raised, and I missed it, I apologize. Of course this is all MOO.
Hope the SOB is caught ASAP...
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Look again at the animated gif. Not only is his foot turning out, but also his shoulder, and back leg. The sun is splashing the pants on his back leg now.
My apologies.Please re-read my post. I said I do not hear a word before the phrase "down the hill." That was the point of my post.