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Still can't get over how huge that mall was....Seminary South
Still can't get over how huge that mall was....
The more I think about it, the more I question just how much actual Christmas shopping Rachel would've accomplished in the approximately 3 1/2 hours they had. Two teens with a 9 yr old in tow, as busy as that place was.
It would've been easier to hit a couple smaller individual stores like A/N, rather than tackle Seminary South that particular day. jmo
At this point, I'm certain FWPD knows more than they're telling, so if they feel the trio were at the mall, imo it has to be because they know who the girls were with or met (or ended up with) and are protecting someone. So, I guess that means the girls did at least hit the parking lot. jmoDo you reckon they made it to the Mall that day ? I can never make my mind up on that issue. I think they probably did, briefly, after the A/N store, but I have not seen anything to fully convince me.
True, IF shopping was the primary reason for the visit (assume they made it to the mall).Still can't get over how huge that mall was....
The more I think about it, the more I question just how much actual Christmas shopping Rachel would've accomplished in the approximately 3 1/2 hours they had. Two teens with a 9 yr old in tow, as busy as that place was.
It would've been easier to hit a couple smaller individual stores like A/N, rather than tackle Seminary South that particular day. jmo
The zip codes in Fort Worth proper at the time in question started with 761…
At the 2001 press conference Detective Boetcher said it was determined the letter was mailed in Fort Worth, although he doesn't say which post office.
It rather makes you wonder how FWPD was able to determine it was mailed in Fort Worth.... forensic analysis? Anonymous tip?I can't tell much about the zip code. It's hard to find another postmark that's as sloppy as this one. It looks like it could be hand stamped to me. Some of the numbers are not quite in line. It looks like the rollers in the stamp weren't adjusted just right.