LOL! Pudd, looks as if we posted at the same minute.
I'll never get caught up, this thread is moving so fast. Could anyone please give a quick recap of what's new since two threads ago? She's still not been found?
I'm with you! I've been trying so hard to keep up but it's next to impossible at the rate these threads are moving.
On the last page I saw a reference to "the attic". Can someone please clue me in on what's up with that, please. (although I'm almost afraid to ask.)
This woman looks downright wicked and creepy in that mugshot....IMO.
Should Schools Have Raised Red Flag In Zahra Baker Case
Posted: 5:40 pm EDT October 14, 2010
Updated: 6:21 pm EDT October 14, 2010
CALDWELL COUNTY., N.C. -- On Thursday, Channel 9 investigated why someone hadn’t notice Zahra Baker was missing sooner.
A lot of times, the schools are the first ones to pick up on these things, but in this case no education officials at any level, in any county, knew where Baker was.
Channel 9 learned that Baker finished last school year in Caldwell County, but then she didn't show up for the first few days of school this year.
Channel 9 spoke with a school spokesperson, Libby Brown, on Thursday. She said a school counselor called Baker's parents and that Baker's parents said they moved to Hickory and were probably going to home-school Baker.
http://www.wsoctv.com/news/25394665/detail.html
How many more have let Zahra down? The school didn't follow up on this alleged "home schooling"...no one filed any paperwork for home schooling of Zahra...JMHO
Where is this precious child?
Here is an interesting question. On page 6 of the search warrants, in the top box where it lists the vehicles, it lists a third vehicle an 05 Impala.
This Impala is not mentioned anyplace else in any of the search documents.
WTH?
http://www.wbtv.com/global/link.asp?l=460807
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Does anyone know what color the 90 Toyota Camry is?
http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2010/10/15/1758012/missing-girl-now-believed-to-be.html
One Hudson Elementary student, Alliy Merkwa, told Observer news partner WCNC-TV that she was a good friend and classmate of Zahra.
"I've been crying myself to sleep every night," she told WCNC.
Another student, Brittany Helton, said, "In our classroom, we've been talking about it. We drew pictures for her."
Alliy Merkwa added, "She never judged or criticized you."
Read more: http://www.charlotteobserver.com/20...ng-girl-now-believed-to-be.html#ixzz12QoBUYd1