Found Safe TN - Mary Catherine Elizabeth Thomas, 15, Maury County, 13 March 2017 #6

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  • #201
Where do you think they would live on a boat?
You can go down the TN River and be in numerous lakes on a boat. A couple cities around Smith Lake, we don't drive our car. We get on the boat, dock at a business can shop and eat.
 
  • #202
He was suspended, he just wasn't fired yet.
Right, he would have had to work that day and likely it was a normal work day for his wife since she was working in administration. Maybe he dropped her off at work on the guise of this interview and then came home and packed up the car.

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  • #203
Kat confirmed that Elizabeth's other sister did not question her when she said to call the cops if she wasn't home by 6:00. Also, according to what I've read, all Elizabeth said was that she was going to see a friend. So, in one sense, she was ok with going to meet him but on the other hand she was afraid of what was going to happen. I'm just thinking out loud here and trying to make sense of it all...

I'm wondering about the context of that statement. If she just out of the blue said "If I/m not back by 6 call the cops" I'd think that would have raised a huge red flag and there would have been further questions.

On the other hand, if she was headed out the door and someone asked where she was going/with who/would she be back for dinner, then I could picture her answering with a sarcastic, flippant "If I'm not back..." without that causing any alarm. If it's the latter, it makes more sense, and I wouldn't read much into it.

I'd also hope that her family has checked for any missing valuables (jewelry, etc) that she might have taken with the plan of pawning/selling.
 
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Did anyone mention this in the thread yet???

http://wkrn.com/2017/03/21/investig...eo-as-amber-alert-remains-in-effect-for-teen/

"News 2 has learned investigators have reviewed surveillance video from Stan’s Restaurant and Market in Columbia that was taken on Sunday, March 19 after someone saw two people who they thought resembled 15-year-old Thomas and Tad Cummins."

It must not have been them since TBI reports no credible leads as of the 25th, but surprised it wasn't mentioned here. If it was, apologies.
 
  • #206
The thing about a boat in that area is you can get to 3 different counties off the grid. You can also hide your car and get to a gated, secluded house or trailer that is closed up until Memorial Day and hide out.

Let the boat go and the owner thinks he didn't tie it well when it is found the next day.

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  • #207
I highly doubt anyone (LE and the School) did ANY investigation. It wasn't until they fled and the FBI got involved did we find out that they were sending love notes back and forth via the SCHOOL'S email system.

Again, the school didn't terminate him on the 14th because of the sexual encounter (kiss) in January. They terminated him based on the AMBER ALERT.
What you posted said the cops told the school they were investigating and the school turned everything over to them.

His wife knew there was an investigation, she contacted those cops the day he left.
 
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Not too sound bossy, but there are alot of new people on here that just signed up this month, I guess to follow this thread. Just a suggestion, alot of the questions that you are asking has been asked/answered in almost every past thread. We are now on Thread 5, i know it is painstacking, but you may want to peruse the other threads to catch up. Just a suggestion.
 
  • #210
Right, he would have had to work that day and likely it was a normal work day for his wife since she was working in administration. Maybe he dropped her off at work on the guise of this interview and then came home and packed up the car.

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Makes sense, she couldn't drive his jeep because she doesn't know how to drive a stick shift.
 
  • #211
I don't think it is in his plans to ever return to the US.

The above is my opinion only.

Throw your whole family away and for what?
The mind, it boggles.

Ripping out your family and loved ones hearts and setting em on fire is evil and what's to say he will stop with ET.
Creeper is all about himself, people are just throw away items like trash to him, disposable. JMHO

I pray so hard they are found soon and she is safe.
TC is the only one disposable here and JustMyOpinion
 
  • #212
Definitely gluten free food, since she has an allergy to wheat. I'm wondering if he already had a place waiting on them?

It was mentioned that she has a wheat and tomato allergy - perhaps the sister can elaborate? Is this an "upset stomach/itchy rash/etc" type of allergy, or something more serious? If it's something where she'd need an epi-pen or other medical treatment, then I'd suggest putting out word to hospitals/clinics/pharmacists/EMTs and also be alert for any drug store robberies, in case she has a reaction.
 
  • #213
The thing about a boat in that area is you can get to 3 different counties off the grid. You can also hide your car and get to a gated, secluded house or trailer that is closed up until Memorial Day and hide out.

Let the boat go and the owner thinks he didn't tie it well when it is found the next day.

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I am loving your ideas.

I want to hear more.

Do you think they will stop at a lake or just float the TN to the Ohio to the MS to the Gulf?

The above is my opinion only.
 
  • #214
I'm wondering about the context of that statement. If she just out of the blue said "If I/m not back by 6 call the cops" I'd think that would have raised a huge red flag and there would have been further questions.

On the other hand, if she was headed out the door and someone asked where she was going/with who/would she be back for dinner, then I could picture her answering with a sarcastic, flippant "If I'm not back..." without that causing any alarm. If it's the latter, it makes more sense, and I wouldn't read much into it.

I'd also hope that her family has checked for any missing valuables (jewelry, etc) that she might have taken with the plan of pawning/selling.
In AL at least, you need identification to pawn, unless you find some shady people, but they generally don't want the "receiving stolen property" because they didn't get an ID.
 
  • #215
I'm wondering about the context of that statement. If she just out of the blue said "If I/m not back by 6 call the cops" I'd think that would have raised a huge red flag and there would have been further questions.

On the other hand, if she was headed out the door and someone asked where she was going/with who/would she be back for dinner, then I could picture her answering with a sarcastic, flippant "If I'm not back..." without that causing any alarm. If it's the latter, it makes more sense, and I wouldn't read much into it.

I'd also hope that her family has checked for any missing valuables (jewelry, etc) that she might have taken with the plan of pawning/selling.
Some on earlier thread suggested it was an attempt to control the timeline and give them time to get away before alerting LE. Apparently LE was alerted earlier.
 
  • #216
I am loving your ideas.

I want to hear more.

Do you think they will stop at a lake or just float the TN to the Ohio to the MS to the Gulf?

The above is my opinion only.
It would be easy to hide out at one if the numerous lakes there, especially Smith Lake. It spans 3 counties and 21,000 acres. Strangers in those counties aren't anything to be alarmed about, because of the lake.

It could be a place to hide out until things calm down and more plans are made. All homes aren't close to a Marina.

If I go up there off season, many times I don't see a soul.
 
  • #217
Well since you guys aren't feeling my boat suggestion, I won't persue. I was going to email some of the sellers in the ($4000-$5000) price range but it sounds like you guys think RV's are more logical. I know nothing about RVing but I'm going to start at the Huntsville/Decatur Craigslist and see what I can find.

Really interested in searching the dark web for posts, it's very simple. But don't have a computer to do it on, because of the industry I work in I can't use any of my personal devices as they have sensitive info that could theoretically be found and used, then we would have a websleuth's forum for me. Can anyone suggest a device to use or way to search the dark web (TOR) that wouldn't be putting my personal info at risk.
 
  • #218
It would be easy to hide out at one if the numerous lakes there, especially Smith Lake. It spans 3 counties and 21,000 acres. Strangers in those counties aren't anything to be alarmed about, because of the lake.

It could be a place to hide out until things calm down and more plans are made. All homes aren't close to a Marina.

If I go up there off season, many times I don't see a soul.

Ok, so they are at Smith Lake.

Stole a boat, owner assumes his loss for being forgetful, thus no search for the boat.

They are fishing for food I assume.

What is next?

The above is my opinion only.
 
  • #219
Ok, so they are at Smith Lake.

Stole a boat, owner assumes his loss for being forgetful, thus no search for the boat.

They are fishing for food I assume.

What is next?

The above is my opinion only.
Doubt anyone would be fishing for food. What are they doing for food now? They are hiding somewhere.

Decatur is on the area to have many empty homes and trailers to hide put in, there are several lakes there and the river.
 
  • #220
I thought about 'stolen license plates' and this case: I thought Pervert would NOT steal lic' plates prior to the kidnapping because people would report them stolen to police. My GUESS is that Pervert could very easily stop and steal license plates from so many sorts of place, EG, small apartment complexes using just a little penlight - my GUESS is Pervert would be stealing license plates every day now....

To me, it would make more sense if he stole plates just once - but took them from somewhere that they are unlikely to be missed. For example, a wrecked car that's been sitting at a garage/tow lot for a long time, or a vehicle that's obviously not running and is parked in tall grass/behind a barn, that sort of thing. If someone eventually does notice that the plates are gone, they won't know when they disappeared, and would be unlikely to associate it with this case.
 
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