margarita25
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How far exactly is Lake Conroe?
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It is kinda one and the same when you look up both. They go hand and hand. That info in my links. Talks about satanic bondage and orgies.I think it probably bears a closer relationship to the Houston BDSM scene than to so-called devil worship.
Instead of focusing on it being a missing person I instead searched for arrests in that community to see if there were sex offenders or criminals close, and it popped up a woman named Amanda that was arrested in the past,that lives or lived on sunrise oaks ,that looks alot like the lady in the video. I also found that persons facebook and she hasn't posted anything since August 20th,I don't want to give her name but if you google the subdivisions address and arrest you should see what i mean.I sent it to sheriff and asked if they could do a welfare check.
Artifact like maybe BG’s pant leg?? (If that is an artifact on BG)I am posting this still shot from the video because it looks like maybe there is a brace or something on her knee. I guess maybe it could be like what Katrina1978 posted & she does have pants on, but it seems like she doesn't. What do you guys think?
Texas Police Are Searching for a Shackled Woman Seen in 'Suspicious' Surveillance Footage
According to the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office, a resident of Sunrise Ranch in Montgomery, Texas was awakened on August 24 at 3:20 a.m. local time by their doorbell. But when they came to the door, no one was there.
After reviewing home video surveillance footage, the resident saw a barefoot woman without pants and what looks like a broken restraint hanging from her right wrist. The woman walked up to the front door and rang the doorbell.
Video and pic at link
Then I think the police would have heard from EMS and not have posted it.She's wearing medical restraints. She's not in a hospital patient gown, so my bet is that she's an "escaped" ambulance transport. Patients who are combative due to psychiatric disorders, drugs, or head injuries must be restrained in the ambulance. It's not illegal to refuse medical or psychiatric treatment, so the ambulance crew didn't call the police when she bolted.
Here‘s one in slow-motion:
EMS would have talked to the police. It’s been two days and I’m sure they woke them up if they believed it was possible. I’m sure the police are comparing medical restraints used in the area to these, I hope. I also have to think that someone would have recognized this woman as a friend, as working somewhere, etc. if this was a hoax.If she's an "escaped" ambulance transport who bolted in the emergency room triage area, she's likely not going to come forward on her own to talk to police unless she wants to pay the ambulance service for the $750-$1000 ride to the hospital.
I was thinking it could just be the poor quality (grainy/pixelated) of the video making it look that way at that moment? JMOThe object around her knee could be a makeshift bandage. A stretchy pair of leggings can be easily tied and tucked to bandage a bloody banged up knee.
Here‘s one in slow-motion:
This slow-mo version makes me lean more toward the "scheme" idea. I'll just leave it at that since if I'm wrong, I don't want to be commenting on a victim. But the video of the Canada scheme case posted upthread and seeing this one - I'm getting the same vibe.
I hope LE is able to figure it out.
jmo
Yes, that's what I mean. The people in the Canada case are suspected of faking that scene on the doorstep to get people to open the door to their home so the home could be robbed.The Canada case was real. The suspect is still on the loose. It was speculated it could be scheme idea.
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