Dave K
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It makes perfect sense and again, very well stated. I, like you, am not trying to implicate anybody. But I think it is important to dissect the information we have available to us to the nth degree....what else can we do? Hopefully this dissection process will eventually lead to something substantial. IMHO the footprints + tire tracks hold something of value....as well as any testimonial evidence available....combined, they offer a powerful tool in arriving at the truth.
I agree pretty much completely! As I think I've said, basically, the 'crime scene' is, as far as I can tell, the extent of forensic evidence that exists. If you don't start there; where do you start. And, like I said, among the purposes I'm considering in trying to bring this stuff up, is to illustrate that, I don't think that the crime scene was appropriately processed in the first place, and for a few reasons, we can't really accept what LE will leave us to believe is fact. One of my big considerations is that, I think that it makes no sense that LE could somehow conclude that 'No Vehicle' was used. And, to me, that's an incredibly big issue.
Addition: If it were "Fact" solid fact, no possible variables, that 'No Vehicle' were used in the abduction, then there would be pretty much a 96% likelihood that DR is the perpetrator. Very few people in that area, where would they have taken Jacob (on foot), etc... Of the few people in the area, how many of the nature to be even considering, much less actually executing an actual abduction of a child. Also, a child who would likely be a neighbor, because, I suppose the perpetrator must have lived in the area. Despite other things being less than perfect, LE was on the scene relatively quickly; not too likely for someone with an uncooperative kid getting away on foot. Other than that, there's one person who knew the kids were going to the store, and knew that the parents were away from home and who fits the description given by Trevor, and that's Merle J. I personally think that if nothing else, that DR is Not the sole perpetrator; whether he knew the perpetrator or knew of the abduction, can't say at this time. It's possible that someone who knows DR just happened to be in the area, saw the kids on their bikes, and was familiar with DR's place and knew his driveway, it's just a possibility.