AMBER ALERT TN - Summer Moon-Utah Wells, 5, Rogersville, 15 Jun 2021 #26

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  • #921
Those who have issues with substance abuse most likely have experience with lying and dishonesty. Ie Most drugs are illegal so you’re gonna lie to hide that you have them. Even being a teenage pothead, I fibbed quite a bit.
But I think that if you engage in illegal activity often enough (including child neglect), you learn to hide the truth and be okay with hiding the truth.
Thanks. I understand that. Can you help me with how pathology could be a part of this case?
 
  • #922
So CW just grabbed some milk and cheese at Priceless, was in the grocery store for just a few minutes... but then when they got home, there were so many groceries to sort and carry, she needed the three boys' help?

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  • #923
Tricia believes that Summer was in a dungeon. That's intense.
 
  • #924
CBW says “And then when we got to the house we unlocked the gate went up and I woke her up. (17:59)
  • Continues “She got up, I unbuckled her, she got out of the car.” (18:02).
This is from dacjess' post.

Now I have a question to everyone who has or has had a five year old:

Does a five year old need an adult to unbuckle their safety belt?

I would say it depends on the buckle. It COULD be too difficult, especially if it's an old truck.

Snipped by me.

The statement didn't ring true to me from the moment A said it. And that was before CW claimed it wasn't true.

I agree. When she said she asked if she could wake her up I was thought, "She JUST saw her a few hours before. Why would she want to wake her up to talk to her again?" She's a mom... she knows better than to wake up a tired 5-year-old before a somewhat lengthy car ride.

I AM surprised to hear that CW denied that A even saw her when she dropped H off though.
 
  • #925
This is Tricia's show that CM is on? (I can't listen so, confused)
 
  • #926
Tricia believes that Summer was in a dungeon. That's intense.
Does she mean the basement? Or metaphorically? Or both?
 
  • #927
Thanks. I understand that. Can you help me with how pathology could be a part of this case?
I’m not a pathologist, and aren’t esteemed in psychology. My background is just in addictions counselling. I theorize this all stems from generational poverty. That cycle can be hard to break.
 
  • #928
Does she mean the basement? Or metaphorically? Or both?
I mean, that basement is basically a dungeon. I still don’t understand how they entered the basement under a desk. It’s so confusing. It’s like a weird layout id make on the sims as a teenager, to mess with my sims heads lol it’s just bizarre
 
  • #929
I mean, that basement is basically a dungeon. I still don’t understand how they entered the basement under a desk. It’s so confusing. It’s like a weird layout id make on the sims as a teenager, to mess with my sims heads lol it’s just bizarre
I mean, i knew it was going to be a basement. But, i was surprised.

Ah, the Sims. I tried to be kind...
 
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  • #931
after reading everyone's posts , my thoughts are
they (CPS) were coming to take Summer out of the home . and I think they knew (C and DW)

If that's the case, then she is alive somewhere, out of reach of CPS, I assume.
 
  • #932
If that's the case, then she is alive somewhere, out of reach of CPS, I assume.
Or they may have wanted to hide evidence? JMO
 
  • #933
I get H is teenager, but i also don't think he would confuse five minutes with one hour.

Supporting the longer shop time is the fact the boys had to bring the groceries in and then CB and/or CH had to sort through and determine what groceries belonged to whom. If all CB got was milk and cheese, then she could tell the boys to take those items to her refrigerator and everything else to CH's camper. (I know CB said there was one more thing that since then she forgot, well, at the time she would have known so this covers whatever that was, too.)

Time seems to have been maximized on some stops, but was minimized at the grocery store. Idk... Just seems odd.
Not a lot of room to store food in that camper. Refrigerator would be about the size of a small dorm fridge.
Older Amerilite camper
 
  • #934
They did, but i have never heard of a creek that is always the same depth. Sometimes creeks are deeper and run faster.

Now, surely, LE or searchers looked at the creek and can say what it was like on 6/15. Even if SW didn't put so much as a toe in it that day, she might have walked along it.
Just jumping off your post because the talk about the creek reminded me of something DW said in his interview with the Chers. He was asked if Summer could swim. He said she couldn’t. He talked about the boys going down to the creek and said this about Summer:

“She’s real leery anyway. She wouldn’t go, you know she just like around our house the only time the boys went down to the creek that time and she would only go about half way. She wouldn’t even go all the way down there with them.”

If this is true, why did DW drive down by the creek first and why were the boys sent down to the creek to look for summer? Both DW and CBW were certain that Summer would never do things like go into the woods or down to the creek. IMO they’re trying to portray themselves as diligent, watchful parents by saying “she would never…” but they’re ruling out places to search. It’s like DW saying he knew Summer was just gone.

IMO they put these ideas out there for two reasons. They want to be seen as diligent, watchful parents but they’re also distractions. Don’t look here or there because Summer would never…

time 13:00
 
  • #935
The word of the night kids is entrapment. That is essentially what CM just stated regarding the famed "17 year old" he rambled about the week or so ago.

Nothing is ever DW's fault, is it?
 
  • #936
@nyvictoria that's interesting. DW is speaking as though the creek is a place SW should and did avoid after being asked if she could swim. But, CB said it was barely deep enough to wet your feet. So...

I really never thought SW got in the creek. I thought she may have played in it (by which i mean picking rocks out of it or something, not putting her body in it).
 
  • #937
Does she mean the basement? Or metaphorically? Or both?
iirc, CM used the term first. He said it was pitch black going down that weird staircase. He also mentioned most of the windows were covered to keep light out.
 
  • #938
@nyvictoria that's interesting. DW is speaking as though the creek is a place SW should and did avoid after being asked if she could swim. But, CB said it was barely deep enough to wet your feet. So...

I really never thought SW got in the creek. I thought she may have played in it (by which i mean picking rocks out of it or something, not putting her body in it).
I think it more likely SW fell on the rocks. A creek would be an attractive nuisance for little kids. In one interview, CW said SW loved to play in the water and mud.
 
  • #939
Nothing is ever DW's fault, is it?

When one sends a person unsolicited messages/photos, then turns around to spin it that they have a 17 year old girlfriend, then I'd say no, that's not DW's fault. While CM didn't admit that he himself did it, he clearly knows who did as he stated that's how he "knew".

You can see it how you want, but that's entrapment, period.
 
  • #940
A local posted way upthread, about the legalities of kids home alone in TN. They said 12 yr olds are allowed to be home watching siblings as long as there is a way to reach the adults [phone available]---safe shelter, and food and water ...in other words home with supplies and safe surroundings.
Perhaps the State learned the Wells don't have a landline?

CM said CW was adamant, "nobody in, nobody out" and he said she locked the basement door from the outside when they left the basement. I'm wondering if that was to keep CPS out if they came knocking at the door and parents weren't home.
 
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