Logan City Police Department
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who knows. Maybe he grabbed extra clothes going out the door.Why get rid of the body but keep her clothes?
I wish, because if someone innocently picked him up, I think they would share info with LE.And did he really walk? Could he have gotten a ride?
Possibly she didn’t feel like Skateboarding!
I do believe he had uncontrollable impulses fueled by drugs.
I’m stunned he was coherent after arriving at the police department. It’s a wonder he didn’t pass out.
Imo, his FB postings reveal he’s a troubled person with a very dark side.
I thought I read a post saying they were having a PC at 8:00 am. Maybe I misread, though. I assumed it would be on the local news station or something. ImoIdk
I’m looking for a link, maybe FB?
Also I would like to see a link where someone says there will be a press conference. I can’t find one. MOO
IMO, his Facebook didn't really give me a troubling vibe.
All I can find is someone stating that a reporter said that, but no link, and his Twitter says nothing about it. MOOBack a couple pages, it was not long ago.
I really don’t think the weed has much, if anything, to do with his actions.
I guess there is the long shot possibility that he wasn't involved in her disappearance?
I really found that odd. Why get rid of the body but keep her clothes? Now don't get me wrong, he is 99.99% likely the guy, but I just would have expected to find her by now.
We don't know his path," said Capt. Budge. "We have not been able to confirm any of his story where he went and stores he went into through surveillance video. I don't think he's been very honest with us at all."
I'm sure he was capable, I'm just wondering, since LE said the places he said he went didn't add up. Either he didn't take the route he said he did or got there another way.who knows. Maybe he grabbed extra clothes going out the door.
I wish, because if someone innocently picked him up, I think they would share info with LE.
I think walking long distances is normal for him. A guy about the same age walks over ten mi daily, going past my house, to his farm job. He’s fast.
His fb was a bit “troubled” but I wouldn’t call it red-flag worthy. And unless he got ahold of some stimulants, weed certainly did NOT fuel his actions.. i think he had some deep-seated problem that hadn’t quite surfaced in this magnitude until now. Glad he’s caught but I hope they find her body ASAP to make sure he has no way of getting out. What a disgusting tragedy. Praying to the universe this family gets closure sooner rather than later.
Presser link??? TIA
He is avoiding disclosing his route because it will put attention on where the body is, or isn't.
Let me backtrack: He was at the home of his sister and ES. The returned late from a wedding (and he was wearing a suit and tie) so we can presume he also attended the wedding. And where did he get the suit, or dress for the wedding? - likely at the same home. We don't have any info that he arrived there (as in by skateboard) wearing the suit so I presume he dressed at the home and actually left his street clothes there. MOO.
It's about 7.8 miles DRIVING directly from the home to the Hyrum Short Stop. But that would have been on major thorougfares with stop lights and stores and he would likely have been recorded on a surveillance camera there. We know he had no vehicle, no skateboard. I contend he was on foot. He could easily have covered the distance on foot in 3-4 hours, even avoiding the major driving routes.
So he could easily have covered the distance from the Shelley home to the Hymer Short Stop IN THE DARK or early dawn hours on Saturday am. Say between 3 am to 6 or 7 am. But it would have taken longer if he was carrying a 30-40 pound body on him, AND he would have had even more reason to avoid any detection. I really agree he concealed her body within a mile (or less) of the house. And quickly high-tailed it out of there. My contention is that he would have used the railroad track path that tends to avoid major routes and surveillance cameras most all the way along the line, most importantly not within obvious sight line of the highway between Logan and Hyrum.
In addtion, he was still wearing the suite when he was seen by the store clerk at the Short Stop. So he didn't stop off anyplace along the line to change into street clothes. (Several pages back on this thread there was some info from someone who claimed to know something about a friend of his who put him up in the Hyrum area - this wasn't verified by the mods so I can't rely on it). But he didnt change clothes in that nearly 12 hour time frame. He could easily have found a place behind a building on a Saturday morning to sleep off a couple of hours, thinking he was safe for a bit 10 miles from the crime scene.
Then he takes off again, now using a dirt road to avoid the one major paved road between Hyrum and Paradise.
MOO: LE needs to check every inch of territory along that train track and check every building's surveillance cameras. Like others, I'm firmly convinced she's within a mile of the home. And likely in the direction west, across the train tracks.
Let me backtrack: He was at the home of his sister and ES. The returned late from a wedding (and he was wearing a suit and tie) so we can presume he also attended the wedding. And where did he get the suit, or dress for the wedding? - likely at the same home. We don't have any info that he arrived there (as in by skateboard) wearing the suit so I presume he dressed at the home and actually left his street clothes there. MOO.
It's about 7.8 miles DRIVING directly from the home to the Hyrum Short Stop. But that would have been on major thorougfares with stop lights and stores and he would likely have been recorded on a surveillance camera there. We know he had no vehicle, no skateboard. I contend he was on foot. He could easily have covered the distance on foot in 3-4 hours, even avoiding the major driving routes.
21-year old Alex Whipple is police's main suspect. He's in the Cache County jail on an arrest warrant for a probation violation, as well as drug and gun-related charges
Liljenquist said Whipple bought cigarettes and beer. That was at about 1:30 p.m.
Logan Police said authorities caught up to Whipple less than two hours later a few miles away from the Hyrum Shortstop, walking along a country road.
Employee: Suspect in missing child case came into Hyrum gas station