Found Deceased TX - Thomas Brown, 18, Hemphill County, 23 November 2016 *remains found 2019* #4

[8th Bob-White]

Thanks for the update. I keep hoping his family gets some of the answers they deserve. The truth needs to come out and whoever's responsible be held accountable.

 

[beartoothhiker]

The autopsy has been released on Kleins FB page!

Short version: 2 catastrophic injuries pre-mortem to his head

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The autopsy does not say "pre-mortem" at any point - the word used is "perimortem" - which references a time period of days preceding death to weeks following death.

 

[Ssschu]

The autopsy does not say "pre-mortem" at any point - the word used is "perimortem" - which references a time period of days preceding death to weeks following death.

THIS!! Klein is completely misrepresenting the findings to suit his latest narrative. IMO he has been the worst thing that could have happened to this case.

Snipped from autopsy report...

 

[Nehalem20]

THIS!! Klein is completely misrepresenting the findings to suit his latest narrative. IMO he has been the worst thing that could have happened to this case.

Snipped from autopsy report...

I mean - yea. But what is more likely here?
Scenario 1 - someone hit TB in the face while he was still alive.. twice.
Scenario 2 - someone hit TB’s face - twice - after he died.

It’s logical to conclude that these injuries occurred in scenario 1, absent a viable theory for scenario 2 more likely than scenario 1, the rest is just splitting hairs over semantics. I don’t think wild animals can swing rocks or bats so this looks like foul play with a pre-mortem trauma.

 

[Nehalem20]

It’s incredibly frustrating that this still hasn’t been solved. The only way it will ever be solved absent some confession is the answer to a few answers to a few keystone questions. So maybe it would be good if we compile a list of questions and try to narrow them down to the most keystone of keystones.

The first thing that pops into my mind - assuming TB was already dead or incapacitated - who was driving the dodge durango around town as seen on cctv that early morning and who could have parked the car near the water treatment plant?

 

[lonewanderer]

It’s incredibly frustrating that this still hasn’t been solved. The only way it will ever be solved absent some confession is the answer to a few answers to a few keystone questions. So maybe it would be good if we compile a list of questions and try to narrow them down to the most keystone of keystones.

The first thing that pops into my mind - assuming TB was already dead or incapacitated - who was driving the dodge durango around town as seen on cctv that early morning and who could have parked the car near the water treatment plant?

Probably the same person that planted Thomas’s phone.

I think one of Thomas’s friends held on to that phone and planted it at the search. Not the police, not his mother.

Someone knows everything.

 

[beartoothhiker]

Probably the same person that planted Thomas’s phone.

I think one of Thomas’s friends held on to that phone and planted it at the search. Not the police, not his mother.

Someone knows everything.

Why would a friend keep the phone and then decide to plant it to be found? What would be their motive in the phone being found? If a friend had the phone and there was a connection to what happened to Tom that night, the phone would have been at the bottom of the Canadian River never to be found.

 

[beartoothhiker]

It’s incredibly frustrating that this still hasn’t been solved. The only way it will ever be solved absent some confession is the answer to a few answers to a few keystone questions. So maybe it would be good if we compile a list of questions and try to narrow them down to the most keystone of keystones.

The first thing that pops into my mind - assuming TB was already dead or incapacitated - who was driving the dodge durango around town as seen on cctv that early morning and who could have parked the car near the water treatment plant?

Someone that couldn't leave the Durango where Tom's body was left b/c there was no way to get back into town. And they couldn't risk driving back through town at that time of the morning. They needed a place to leave it that would be on the edge of town and still easy to walk into town and/or get picked up by someone.

 

[lonewanderer]

Why would a friend keep the phone and then decide to plant it to be found? What would be their motive in the phone being found? If a friend had the phone and there was a connection to what happened to Tom that night, the phone would have been at the bottom of the Canadian River never to be found.

If this truly was a friend, they likely know what happened or know a HECK of a lot more than they have said. Planting the phone could be a way of admitting they know something, giving a chance of getting the story out, and not having to say it or risk exposure.

These are high school kids at the time keep in mind.