I wonder, too, if the sheriff is hoping to keep the discussion going in the forefront of the minds of the local residents? Maybe hoping someone might call in with pertinent information that they wouldn't be privileged to otherwise?Yes, but before the new revelations a lot of the public would probably have been concerned about the response of not letting Charlee go straight home being a bit heavy-handed, and the family just need to add more dead bolts.
With these revelations, who feels LE's being heavy handed in not handing C right back and getting CPS in? Not me!
Others answered this already, but it is the pool at grandma and grandpa's house where Charlee was supposed to be living. See post #630 by Truth Prevails for a very good map.Was the location of the pool ever stated?
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Sheriff Donnie Tinnell narrates why search parties may not have been able to find 2-year-old Charlee Campbell if she was in fact lost in the woods the entire time she was missing. -- Heather Fountaine WHAS11 News
I am confused, what do they think happen and why don't they think she simply got lost??
Others answered this already, but it is the pool at grandma and grandpa's house where Charlee was supposed to be living. See post #630 by Truth Prevails for a very good map.
Thank you for that!!! I couldn't find post # either!I just realized from your post, that post numbers exist but only if I turn my phone sideways which I never do! Thank you for letting me know that at least they do exist but they just don't show up unless I turn my phone sideways. I just asked that question on another thread and you have answered it!
I just realized from your post, that post numbers exist but only if I turn my phone sideways which I never do! Thank you for letting me know that at least they do exist but they just don't show up unless I turn my phone sideways. I just asked that question on another thread and you have answered it!
LEBANON JUNCTION, Ky. (WDRB) -- A Bullitt County grandmother is expected to face charges, after her granddaughter went missing for 32 hours last week.
Bullitt County Sheriff Donnie Tinnell tells WDRB Beth Campbell will cited with a criminal summons Wednesday, after a custody hearing or on Thursday.
Campbell is to be charged with endangering the welfare of a minor and neglect.
Tinnell says his office is getting a search warrant for Campbell's tablet and for Robert Bailey's cell phone.Bailey is a family member who is in jail on unrelated charges. Tinnell says he's also getting a search warrant for Charlee's step-dad's cell phone.
It is probably because in the very beginning of trying to find Charlee they had a situation where Charlee's mother's husband was acting suspicious going into and out of the woods and was saying things that caused law enforcement to look into him and they discovered his warrants out of Florida. That they were trying to find Charlee's mother to talk to her and she was hiding from them because she knew her husband had been arrested and she thought she had warrants as well. At that point I can't imagine that the Sheriff wasn't already thinking that the story he was being told about the timing and circumstances of Charlee's disappearance wasn't exactly truthful. When that happens, as we see in many cases where kids turn up dead, law enforcement is forced to divert resources to start investigating the people that were there, the people around Charlee, start looking through video, check for warrants, search homes, vehicles, etc. instead of being able to devote those resources to searching for a live child.I am confused, what do they think happen and why don't they think she simply got lost??
The best outcome for Charlee IMO is that the court removes her from her toxic home, terminates parental rights and she gets adopted by a family who will put her needs first.I'm just really frustrated with is case. So many adults surrounding this child and all of them so self evolved in their own lives and desires and wants that this 2 year old little girl hasn't been getting the love, support and attention she needs. No one has been putting Charlee first. They all say they love her but Mom picks a violent criminal to marry, which just about guarantees she'll never get custody of her child, the dad, I don't know what his story is but he's gotta be some kind of loser because he can't qualify for custody of his daughter and take care of her. Grandma is too busy partying like an aged rock star with her meth relatives to take care of this child. Grandpa seems to be the only one with any sense but he has to work to support everyone and doesn't have anyone reliable to do child care of this baby while he does.
No one is putting this child first. And she's the most needy and vulnerable. I get so disgusted with humanity sometimes.
Foster care is a nightmare and I'm afraid this is Charlee's future and life. I'm hoping for the best for her but I somehow lack enthusiasm she'll be okay. IMO
In that long press conference yesterday someone mentioned - could have been the Sheriff or a reporter - that the paternal grandparents had filed for emergency custody. Don't know if that is what the Wednesday hearing will be about or not.The best outcome for Charlee IMO is that the court removes her from her toxic home, terminates parental rights and she gets adopted by a family who will put her needs first.
Foster care may be Charlee's best chance of breaking the cycle set by mom and grandma, otherwise it's almost inevitable that she'll follow in their footsteps.
I think the sheriff will keep an eagle eye on Charlee regardless of what happens next; he seems to genuinely care about her. MOO.
Tinnel expects charges against Beth Campbell to happen soon. The sheriff indicated that the grandmother will likely be charged with neglect and endangering the welfare of a minor. Beth Campbell’s mother, Lisa Chesher, thinks authorities are wasting their time with theories that the toddler didn’t wander off alone, according to WDRB.
I wonder if she will wear the "Who Asked You" t-shirt?I may have missed it if somebody'd already posted it, but I just saw this on WDRB-41.
Bullitt County Sheriff: grandmother to be charged after 2-year-old went missing
WDRB-41 (Louisville, KY)
6/12/2018
I wonder if she will wear the "Who Asked You" t-shirt?