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Also meant to add- prosecutor misspoke-left off helmet when saying he put a motorcycle on her head. You see kibby at that point and he tries to keep from smirking at her mistaken words.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/video/watc...ilty-to-kidnapping-assaulting-girl/vp-BBtxQXg
a few more details-including about the letter. I cannot find the version i heard live. They stopped streaming but not before i listened to unspeakable details that i wish i could forever erase from hearing and made me sick for her to have gone thru. It was stated she had blisters on her feet and no socks on with boots which was why she accepted the ride. He pulled into a parking lot and tased her. Bless her
I will try to find the link where it was stated but from my memory AH said that the boots she wore to school that day had given her blisters so she was limping on her walk home and the reason she accepted a ride with him when she normally wouldn't have.
Investigators pinned down the area where the girl's phone had gone dark near Settlers Green.
And that led to a disturbing conclusion. It was too far from where the girl had sent her last text for her to have walked - or even run - there. "So you have to be in a vehicle moving in that direction," Young said.
In an interview Friday, Young revealed for the first time that the girl had sent three different letters to her mom during her captivity.
The first envelope contained letters to her mother and her boyfriend, dated Oct. 22. The girl tried to scratch a secret message to her mother with one of her acrylic nails, but Kibby discovered it and made her write another letter.
"She paid a hefty price for that," Young said.
Authorities did not reveal the letter to the public until December, after they spent weeks verifying that the girl had written it, and trying to trace its path. And shortly after that December news conference, the girl sent a second letter. She was OK but she wasn't ready to come home, she wrote.
She didn't try to send another secret message. "She learned her lesson from the first letter," Young said.
The girl sent one final letter in June, for her mom's birthday.
Near the end of her imprisonment, Kibby sometimes took the girl out for rides, putting her in the trunk or backseat. "All she craved was air and sun," Young said. "He brought her to some obscure places."
Just two weeks into an ordeal that would last more than nine months, she tried to scratch a secret message into a letter Kibby let her write to her mom: "White male, blue eyes, silver car."
She called the girl at school on Thursday to say Kibby had agreed to the deal. "And the relief that she had was palpable."
Young's admiration for the girl is unbounded. "She is brave beyond words," she said. "Every time I see her, she's a miracle," she said.
During the nine months Nathaniel Kibby was holding a girl captive on his Gorham property, he had three separate encounters with police.
Kibby now trying to block unsealing of his letters written directly y to the court;
"Based on the foregoing, the court finds and rules that the defendant’s response correctly
recommends that a witness’s appointed counsel be provided notice of the order nisi. Accordingly,
the defendant’s request is GRANTED to that extent, and the effective date of the unsealing of
those records is enlarged to June 28, 2016. A copy of this order and the order nisi is to be served
on counsel for the witness. The defendant’s remaining arguments lack merit. Accordingly, the
response’s request is DENIED. The remaining documents shall be disclosed and unsealed on the
dates specified in the court’s May 31, 2016 order nisi.
So ORDERED."
http://www.courts.state.nh.us/caseinfo/pdf/kibby/2016/061316kibby-Order.pdf
Delayed until 6/28
Motion - http://www.courts.state.nh.us/caseinfo/pdf/kibby/2016/061516kibby-mo.pdf
Order - http://www.courts.state.nh.us/caseinfo/pdf/kibby/2016/061516kibby-order.pdf
What is that about?? I dont understand.
After the plea deal when the case was completed, the court issued an order to unseal the letters that Kibby had written to the court "if there was no objection". Kibby has filed an objection to this order and part of it has been delayed temporarily.
The court argues that the public's right to know outweighs the defendant's right to attorney /client privilege since public funding paid for his counsel. The stay was granted with respect to a potential witness' right to review the order since that witness has a right to have counsel review it first.
Kibby has not yet settled into his jail cell and new life it seems, LOL
But I guess my questions is what type of letters would he have written that would have been sealed and now will be unsealed? And why wouldnt he want them unsealed?
I never seen these details of the woman Kibby paid with counterfeit money:
"Prosecutors have credited Munday’s actions with prompting a panicked Kibby to release his victim, whom he had held captive for nine months, most of the time in a storage container near his Gorham trailer. - See more at: http://www.unionleader.com/crime/he...bys-victim-free-20160821#sthash.IO3ZsU7o.dpuf
Wow a lot of information here relating to how he ended up letting her go.
It's not enough to have a girl tied up at home, he had to go to another state to see a prostitute?
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Wow indeed stele! I don't quite know what to say, that's crazy! He went to what he called a 'prostitute' with counterfeit money, when he was doing what he was doing to poor A. Good for her for calling him mad, who knows what may have happened if she had not, wow!