GUILTY TX - Christina Morris, 23, Plano, 30 August 2014 - #39 *Arrest*

[Bootsctr]

Why aren't they updating the information on this young woman? :scared:

 

[MIKAYOYO]

Noticed on Twitter, Dan McDowell (a huge sports radio personality in Dallas) retweeted for Christina. Yay. We need to get all the guys on The Ticket to retweet!

 

[Woe.be.gone]

Don't give up hope that Christina will be found.
In another case (Kelly Dwyer, WI), her remains were found and have been identified.
Kelly went missing October 2013 and was found just a few days ago.
The location was 40 miles west of where she was last seen.

 

[Woe.be.gone]

Why aren't they updating the information on this young woman? :scared:

The location is a bit interesting in that the immediate community seems to be Latino or Spanish speaking. Maybe EA has/had ties and is familiar with the specific area not far from the Zoo?

 

[Woe.be.gone]

It seems unusual that a specific age was tossed out regarding the deceased woman.

 

[SteveS]

Re the 25 year old, obviously they knew who she was, but were not yet releasing the name to the public for one reason or another.

As to the idea of EA using this area as a place to leave CM, I know the area well, and here's some feedback for those who don't. I can't see EA driving CM to this area, as it's quite a ways away from Collin County, and would have involved driving through and to the middle of Dallas with CM to a highly populated setting (rather than to somewhere remote and away from civilization). In addition, this is not really the "best area of town" after dark, if you know what I mean, so imo EA the kid from the suburbs would not have wanted to have go there in a crisis and while it was dark.

 

[ahintexas]

The Dallas Zoo area is not somewhere you'd want to go during the day, much less at night. Does not surprise me a body was found near there, as I'm sure it happens often. It does surprise me a little that the body of a young, white female was found.

Jmo

 

[margarita25]

The fact that it has been released to be what seems to be a clearly identifiable female body and not skeletal remains leads me to believe this is not Christina, that this body has not been there long. Jmo

 

[TCMom]

Bumping for Christina. Jonni has gone back home to Tulsa. Team Christina continues to search. The wheels of justice are slow.


#FindChristina

 

[Suthrnqt]

Just a thought. Has anybody ever considered that EA might have handed Christina off to human traffickers? I know when Christina first went missing, that is what Jonni thought.
I live in TX now, but I'm very close to the border. Our nightly news is filled w/stories about drug cartels and human trafficking.
Anyway, this is just a thought and of course, MOO.
Let the tomato throwing commence.

 

[daisytrail]

Just a thought. Has anybody ever considered that EA might have handed Christina off to human traffickers? I know when Christina first went missing, that is what Jonni thought.
I live in TX now, but I'm very close to the border. Our nightly news is filled w/stories about drug cartels and human trafficking.
Anyway, this is just a thought and of course, MOO.
Let the tomato throwing commence.

It would not be impossible, surely, but the same was suggested to me about my missing daughter by several people and an ex-homicide cop with Dallas PD. It is not that I think it is impossible, but it should not become a sort of black hole that swallows other possibilities. It can also be a way of saying "give up on more local explanations."

There is far more trafficking than people think probably, but you don't have go south of the border to do it. It can be done anywhere in the Metroplex.

 

[Suthrnqt]

It would not be impossible, surely, but the same was suggested to me about my missing daughter by several people and an ex-homicide cop with Dallas PD. It is not that I think it is impossible, but it should not become a sort of black hole that swallows other possibilities. It can also be a way of saying "give up on more local explanations."

There is far more trafficking than people think probably, but you don't have go south of the border to do it. It can be done anywhere in the Metroplex.

Oh, I agree. Like I said, just a thought that crossed my mind. I just have a hard time wrapping my mind around the idea that EA was savvy enough to hide Christina so well, that she hasn't been found. He doesn't strike me as the sharpest tool in the shed, kwim? All my posts are :cow:

 

[CuriousinNY]

It does make me wonder about what possible alternatives could there be since no one has found a trace of her. I believe what happened to her was spontaneous. He got very lucky to find a place to conceal her that she has not been found. I dont think she went to a trafficker as we know there was enough DNA for the police to say they no longer believed she was alive.

 

[SteveS]

Just a thought. Has anybody ever considered that EA might have handed Christina off to human traffickers? I know when Christina first went missing, that is what Jonni thought.
I live in TX now, but I'm very close to the border. Our nightly news is filled w/stories about drug cartels and human trafficking.
Anyway, this is just a thought and of course, MOO.
Let the tomato throwing commence.

* EA would know if he had a helper.
* If he talks or not, that's up to him
* If he wants to take the fall for others (if they even exist), that's certainly his choice.

So the answer to an idea like this is to pursue the case the same as if there is no possibility but what EA did it alone - you do everything you can to bury EA in court, with full punishment. If he talks and gives up names to lessen his own culpability and punishment, that's fine. Or if he takes the full brunt of the punishment (which legally is proper, even if he had help), that's fine too. His choice.

Of course, these "others" are probably a myth, so there's that reality he's stuck with as well.

 

[daisytrail]

It does make me wonder about what possible alternatives could there be since no one has found a trace of her. I believe what happened to her was spontaneous. He got very lucky to find a place to conceal her that she has not been found. I dont think she went to a trafficker as we know there was enough DNA for the police to say they no longer believed she was alive.

One would first have to surmise that he knew some cartel folks to give her to. He does not seem to have had serious drug connections the way some people who knew her might have.

Seems though, he might tell something, unless he was too afraid. Doing something like that would be almost as bad a murder, imo.

 

[cluciano63]

It really does not take big brains to hide/dispose of a body. Just luck and a reasonably untraveled spot. A ditch, woods, in water, fields, dumpster, etc...she could have been left anywhere. Some bodies are never found. Some are found years later. It has little to do with brains or experience, Imo.

 

[SteveS]

It does make me wonder about what possible alternatives could there be since no one has found a trace of her. I believe what happened to her was spontaneous. He got very lucky to find a place to conceal her that she has not been found. I dont think she went to a trafficker as we know there was enough DNA for the police to say they no longer believed she was alive.

I just think he's been lucky ...but part of the luck being that it's a huge geography in play, CM is small, and you're looking for a relative needle in a mountain-sized haystack. With the time he had to work with, she is probably somewhere in an area the size of a state like Maine or SC, and maybe even larger.

 

[daisytrail]

It really does not take big brains to hide/dispose of a body. Just luck and a reasonably untraveled spot. A ditch, woods, in water, fields, dumpster, etc...she could have been left anywhere. Some bodies are never found. Some are found years later. It has little to do with brains or experience, Imo.

Yes, this. This is the real problem.

 

[Doj1234]

It really does not take big brains to hide/dispose of a body. Just luck and a reasonably untraveled spot. A ditch, woods, in water, fields, dumpster, etc...she could have been left anywhere. Some bodies are never found. Some are found years later. It has little to do with brains or experience, Imo.

There was quite a bit of discussion many months ago about EA's Mustang and it's built in computer. I have thought that the data on that computer might have been behind the intense LE search in Allen several months ago.

I suppose that it's possible that EA (remote chance of an accomplice) went back to her body later after thinking about it and moved it. He would have been extremely motivated so he could have done just about anything to make sure that it wouldn't be found. Of course he would have had to have been smart enough to use someone else's car and leave his phone at home so idk....

 

[leep]

There was quite a bit of discussion many months ago about EA's Mustang and it's built in computer. I have thought that the data on that computer might have been behind the intense LE search in Allen several months ago.

I suppose that it's possible that EA (remote chance of an accomplice) went back to her body later after thinking about it and moved it. He would have been extremely motivated so he could have done just about anything to make sure that it wouldn't be found. Of course he would have had to have been smart enough to use someone else's car and leave his phone at home so idk....

I really think this is now a possibility, He would do anything to stop himself going to jail for murder, so I think he's either been very lucky or had experienced help. MOO

My Bets
#1 Dumpster (Granite Parkway ping)

#2 Experienced accomplice (Moved her)

#3 Got Lucky where he chose to put her *

* If he used his Camaro the Onstar tracker report would of provided the exact locations to look (unless they still haven't got it back yet but I think that's unlikely.

Justice For Christina Marie Morris~