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Ok here is a map where the Mobile Park is located:
16136 S Hickory St, Sapulpa, OK
http://g.co/maps/tktqh
Family watchdog for that address
http://www.familywatchdog.us/ShowMap.asp?frm=0
Ok here is a map where the Mobile Park is located:
16136 S Hickory St, Sapulpa, OK
http://g.co/maps/tktqh
I think this is a first, I have not been able to find ay RSO's living close to this park...
police state the approx time crime occurred was between 2am and 5 am... police state mom wasn't home. you are holding on to gossip as fact. we dont know when mom left. she could work 3rd shift and have left at midnight.
It is hard to tell. Sometimes media articles don't differentiate between a father and a stepfather if the couple is married. Sometimes they don't get it right if they aren't married. A lot depends on how the man is presented to them by others. If he has been in the child's life for a long time people may talk about him being the father, even if he isn't.
KTUL video says the girl had numerous cuts and abrasions. Ok abraisions I understand. Cuts I don't. They say the dog was stabbed. So he had a knife. But cuts could also indicated that he did take her out that broken window.
Personally I don't like the neighbor that was interviewed in the KTUL video. His words were right, his expressions weren't.
I'll give Mr White the benefit of the doubt at this time, but did notice everyone else was wearing short sleeves, except him; and he did strike a defensive poise with his arms across chest. I tried to get a look at his hands, but they were tucked under. They stated he lived across the street, but all I could see was bushes. ?? They had only lived there for 6 mos, so I'm guessing rental...and were the locks changed from the last occupants? How often does a person sexually assualt a child by breaking in the house in the middle of the night and then not abscond with the child? Just curious..I can't recall any off the top of my head.
Just a note.... but comments posted below an article stated the mother "normally" checked in on her child, but was late for work that day.
I have no children and was an only child, so I can only go back to my own childhood...and I was not a screamer, but I know I would have hit the floor and bolted into my parents room as soon as I heard the window break. Of course, way back then, I was more afraid of wild animals and make believe monsters than to be thinking of a mean man on the loose. I'm thinking he entered thru the (unlocked) door and exited from the window. Afraid he would wake someone or be discovered to chance going thru the door again. Hope the dog bit him!
http://api.viglink.com/api/click?fo...-old-sapulpa&jsonp=vglnk_jsonp_13338571092785
From the link the little girl has not been identified as being the boyfriends child. It says the couples younger baby was also there. Never states the little girl is his.
there was just a conviction in cincinnati where the murderer spoke to the news crews as a "concerned neighbor"... turned out he was stalking the victim and had killed her the night before---
"Johnson spoke to News 5 pretending to be a concerned neighbor just hours after Marks was discovered dead by her husband."
Read more: http://www.wlwt.com/news/29892407/detail.html#ixzz1rQDcqWCI
Bing map of home:
http://binged.it/Io0My5
Sapulpa list and pics of sex offenders:
http://www.sapulpapolice.com/sexoffenders.asp
I used to think that for someone to know where a child slept that they had to have been in the home. That isn't ture. They just have to be around at bedtime and be observant.
Kids usually go to bed before parents, a home gets quieter when the kids go to bed. They just have to watch to see which lights go on/off just before a home gets quiet. That is the kids room.
And I too believe that a mother is more sensitive to sounds in the home. She is used to listening for the kids, sounds in the home might mean the kids got up or are ill. So she hears.