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It is pretty hard to fathom - what is he worried about?
Exactly my thoughts. What's he hiding? There is a 4 year old baby missing - why would someone think twice about letting them drain a pond?
It is pretty hard to fathom - what is he worried about?
Exactly my thoughts. What's he hiding? There is a 4 year old baby missing - why would someone think twice about letting them drain a pond?
Worried about a mess? Or the expense to fill it back up? I have no idea what it takes to fill in a pond. Either way - a little boy is missing. Not a time to be selfish.
UNless the pond contains, say, a lot of valuable fish, Im struggling to understand why the owner wouldnt want it drained, highly suspicious.
How will they drain it? Will they use fire services help?
I know nothing about this guy or the legal technicalities involved, but he doesn't seem to have objected to letting his pond be searched twice, so while his objection to draining may not be thoughtful under the circumstances, I'm not sure it's suspicious. It's not as though making police go through the administrative hurdle of getting a warrant at this point (especially since the delay seems to have been a couple of hours) has much of an effect at all on the likelihood of Raul being found. Maybe a lawyer advised he was better protected from liability or whatever if there was a warrant in place; who knows?
I thought perhaps fish or wildlife/livestock too...but I personally feel the life of a child is a bit more important than fish. Call me cruel
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They aren't looking for a living child in the pond. moo
Do we know LE actually had to get a warrant? I probably missed it, but I thought the article said the pond owner was reluctant.
Do we know LE actually had to get a warrant? I probably missed it, but I thought the article said the pond owner was reluctant.
I've joined a Facebook group and Raul's oldest sister is doing live Instagram videos and letting the be posted to the group. She seems worried sick and thinks he has been picked up too.
Wonderful, hystericallly accurate post!Four is such a hard hard year to parent even under the best circumstances. They don't (lovingly) label them the F*ing fours for nothing. They have finally made it through the toddler years, and they are (too) independent, (too) smart, (too) selfish, (too) stubborn, they are still unknowingly trying to off themselves in every way possible - only now in very creative ways. They are finally starting to identify themselves as individuals. And despite all that, they actually are somehow being very empathetic, loving, sweet, and adorable. It's a WILD ride.
This child was not going through it in the best of circumstances. I just want him found and safe. I am worried.
Reluctant!?!?!?Really!!?!? WTF!!Could those be the roadblock to draining the pond? Does anyone know if he agreed to have it drained? I find it concerning that the owner wouldnt want it drained. Since 2 ponds have been mentioned I am not sure which have/havent been drained.
The second is a man-made pond on a farm belonging to Joe Manis, owner of Manis Custom Builders.
Evidence found in area caused searchers to focus on Manis pond. Child- sized foot prints were found in the mud around the pond, according to Kersey. Investigators believe the prints had to be fresh because rain that fell in the area on Monday night would have washed away old prints. Three different search dogs led rescuers to the pond as well.
Dive teams from Marlboro and Cumberland counties searched the pond on Wednesday and Thursday, but yielded no results.
The consensus was that the ponds should be drained because the boys size could make it easy to miss the body in the murky waters, Kersey said.
Manis was reluctant to allow his pond to be drained. Officials are hopeful that he will change his mind.
http://www.laurinburgexchange.com/news/13761/fbi-joins-childs-search
In a press conference Friday afternoon, the Scotland County sheriff said they are looking at all possibilities — including abduction.
Four is such a hard hard year to parent even under the best circumstances. They don't (lovingly) label them the F*ing fours for nothing. They have finally made it through the toddler years, and they are (too) independent, (too) smart, (too) selfish, (too) stubborn, they are still unknowingly trying to off themselves in every way possible - only now in very creative ways. They are finally starting to identify themselves as individuals. And despite all that, they actually are somehow being very empathetic, loving, sweet, and adorable. It's a WILD ride.
This child was not going through it in the best of circumstances. I just want him found and safe. I am worried.
Wonderful, hystericallly accurate post!
See post #351.
They aren't looking for a living child in the pond. moo
Omg, yes! I've never heard that saying f**** 4s but so true! I have a 4.5....at this point I kind of hope someone did take him for the hope he may still be found alive.Wonderful, hystericallly accurate post!
lol, if you have never heard that before, you don’t hang out with any Pre-K teachers!Omg, yes! I've never heard that saying f**** 4s but so true! I have a 4.5....at this point I kind of hope someone did take him for the hope he may still be found alive.