Am I the only one that can't get it to work? I've tried multiple times, on 2 different browsers, I have the name spelled correctly and in the correct order, and even the case number doesn't work! Dang thing!
So why wasn’t the pick up order acted upon? Sounds like somebody’s head should roll for this devastating consequence JMOSince you're likely not the only one that can't access the article... I'll type up some key points for you so I don't exceed the 10% MSM copy and paste rule.
With all that said... does anyone have a link to a copy of the arrest affidavit and search warrant? I'd be interested in reading those.
- Found naked and partially under some brush.
- He had no scratches (from bushes) or mud on him, including no mud on the bottom of his feet which he would have had had he not been carried to where he was placed.
- The affidavit says his phone was nearby, although I don't see why his killer bothered as it was evident that no mud on the bottom of the feet means he had to be carried there! I mean,c'mon.... the poor kid didn't float there.
- Both phone and body were found near the street, which makes me more confident that the maps I posted upthread were were he was found. That post is HERE.
- There was also a fresh tire track in the mud. I'm thinking that that is what prompted a searcher to poke around in that general vicinity.
- A search warrant seized her Porsche and Joshie's phone. The former was to do forensics on the mud on her tires.
- Apparently AG was neglecting Joshie, which is why her then roommate in Utah asked her to leave because of said neglect AND mistreatment.
That's when they returned to the home in Hauser, which makes me wonder why in the world they weren't living there in the first place? Especially when your mistreatment and neglect wouldn't be obvious if no one is there but you and the child. I find it odd that she'd treat Joshie that way in front of someone. That one is hard to wrap my head around.
- There was a "pick up order" after a several month investigation into AG's (alleged) alcohol use and mistreatment and neglect of Joshie. Apparently Utah DHS was investigating her also.
- Lastly, there have been no formal charges and the investigation is still ongoing.
All typed up from: Coos County child found dead believed murdered, search warrant says
DeletedSince you're likely not the only one that can't access the article... I'll type up some key points for you so I don't exceed the 10% MSM copy and paste rule.
With all that said... does anyone have a link to a copy of the arrest affidavit and search warrant? I'd be interested in reading those.
- Found naked and partially under some brush.
- He had no scratches (from bushes) or mud on him, including no mud on the bottom of his feet which he would have had had he not been carried to where he was placed.
- The affidavit says his phone was nearby, although I don't see why his killer bothered as it was evident that no mud on the bottom of the feet means he had to be carried there! I mean,c'mon.... the poor kid didn't float there.
- Both phone and body were found near the street, which makes me more confident that the maps I posted upthread were were he was found. That post is HERE.
- There was also a fresh tire track in the mud. I'm thinking that that is what prompted a searcher to poke around in that general vicinity.
- A search warrant seized her Porsche and Joshie's phone. The former was to do forensics on the mud on her tires.
- Apparently AG was neglecting Joshie, which is why her then roommate in Utah asked her to leave because of said neglect AND mistreatment.
- There was a "pick up order" after a several month investigation into AG's (alleged) alcohol use and mistreatment and neglect of Joshie. Apparently Utah DHS was investigating her also.
- Lastly, there have been no formal charges and the investigation is still ongoing.
All typed up from: Coos County child found dead believed murdered, search warrant says
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Sadly, this was exactly where my mind went I'd read that her whereabouts were unknown.
Try this
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She may have thought he wouldn't be safe or well taken care of with his father, especially if she had planned to kill herself. Nothing specific points to that here, but it is sometimes a factor when mothers kill their children--they think they're helping them. Though murderers who love their victims typically don't leave them naked in the woods.
Yeah, Joshie being naked really surprised me. Why take his clothes off if you've killed him and going to dump him somewhere? Unless he wasn't dead when he was placed there... Perhaps wanting the elements to take him? Or at least quicken things up? Either way that fact makes no sense to me.
I thought I'd post a link to an old post of mine where I guessed where Joshie was likely found for those new to the thread, or anyone that might want to revisit the maps I posted, and/or the link to the map if you wanted to dink around with it.
Coos County child found dead believed murdered, search warrant says
A five-year-old Coos County boy found dead last month is believed to have been murdered, according to Coos County Circuit Court documents.www.kezi.com
The boy was naked and partially under some brush, but had no scratches or mud on his body, including the bottoms of his feet, court documents said. The affidavit said that McCoy’s phone was also located near his body, which was found near the roadway with a fresh tire mark visible in the mud. The search warrant sought to search German’s home and seize her Porsche for forensic testing on a mud-caked tire as well as search McCoy’s cell phone, court records said.
I wondered if he died while naked, perhaps drowned in the bath or something of that nature. It's the only logical thing I can think of that might explain why he was nude.
we now know AG is reported to have alcohol and perhaps drug issues. We know that both OR and UT CPS had been investigating her and OR even had a "pick up" order (meaning secure physical custody of the child). We know that JJ's uncle Josh McCoy made statements that his mother (JJs paternal grandmother) wanted to adopt JJ. My speculation is the paternal side of the family was made aware of the CPS investigation and that the agency had been investigating the option of dad and or paternal grandma as a possible placement for JJ. Heck, they may even have reported her themselves when the couple parted ways.
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