I am afraid I must disagree on this issue. A tight knit community has many quirks. And people cover for their own all the time. If the cops know the parents, then their kids can get stopped with crack on them and never face arrest. People will defend their own over anything, large or small. Teachers in small communities face this quite often. If they contact the parents over an infraction, the parents go off the deep end defending their child.
Example: In our tight knit community, we have numerous public and church preschools. In one particular preschool, the teacher of the 4 year old class would hand out suckers to students that had followed rules and listened during the 4 hour class time. She gave the suckers to the students as their parents picked them up at the door. This teacher has almost 40 years of teaching experience, so she has found the suckers are a big motivator for young ones. One parent was outraged that his child did not get a sucker. The child had been having lots of behavior problems in preschool, but the parents refused to discipline him. The father pitched such a fit that he even called the supervisor to complain. He insisted that the other children not be given suckers. The supervisor said this was the teacher's method of positive reinforcement and was allowed. The father was so irate, he began to bring his own big suckers to school and give them to the boy in front of the teacher and other children. Isn't that nuts? Do you think the preschooler improved his behavior?
This is one example among many! Yes, some families will stick their necks out to protect their kids from severe consequences and to shield their family name. Most young people who have been brought up knowing this have a powerful sense of entitlement. They feel they can get away.....with murder.
Supposedly there is a special on Holly Bobo on this weeks new America's Most Wanted on Friday at 8 PM CST
I can't wait to see whether or not the turkey scene is left out of their reenactment.
I hope they show the person portraying Clint looking out onto the garage scene in some fashion. And not just out across the property to the woodline.
Because there is a wall between the covered patio and the carport. There probably is a doorway into that patio where the back door is located.
But, it is very hard to visualize how he could see around a corner to witness the kneeling around the imagined turkey. Or if there is NO door between so that a person rounds the end of the carport and up the steps to the patio leading to the backdoor, then I am at a total loss as to how he saw this in the ATTACHED carport.
I don't have tv or cable so if someone can post a link or record the episode, I would be much obliged.
I wonder who the anonymous donor was/is?
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/03/holly-bobo-reward-increased_n_1252545.html
Looking at some of the photos from the early days gave me chills. The perp can be among them and they wouldn't even know it. :sigh:
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http://www.commercialappeal.com/photos/galleries/2011/apr/16/search-holly-bobo/37389/
Skull found in river some 60 miles from Darden
http://www.newschannel5.com/story/17516368/human-skull-washes-up-in-bedford-co-river
http://www.t-g.com/story/1838037.html
One report saying it could go back to the Civil War... so who knows...
Has LE ever released any evidence about this case? Were prints found on any of Holly's tossed objects? Were only Holly's prints found or were the items wiped clean?
How come there were no footprints or any evidence of a trail going into the woods within hours of her being led away that same day?
I don't know, just seems so weird.
Holly screamed loud enough for the neighbors to hear but Clint didn't immediately rush out of his house to see what was going on?
I'm sorry, something's not right.
I'm sure LE had her brother, Clint, look at the photos to see if he recognized anyone to be the person he saw that fateful morning...
About the suckers being given to four year olds for being 'good'.
I don't know if a four year old should be made to feel 'bad' on a regular basis by a teacher.
Maybe the kid has adhd, dyslexia or other problems - just being an antsy young boy makes it hard for some of them to sit still.
Give the boy something constructive to do like clean the erasers or let him move around somehow but don't withhold his sucker.
Old methods aren't always the best methods. :twocents:
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