VA - Hannah Elizabeth Graham, 18, Charlottesville, 13 Sept 2014 - #4
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cluciano63
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But if she went with him to a bar and then home, even...it may be hard to prove she didn't leave there on her own...unless apartments have crime scene evidence.
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Timothy J. Longo Chief Timothy J. Longo, Sr., began his law enforcement career with the Baltimore Police Department in 1981, as a Police Cadet. In June of 1984, he graduated from the department's Education and Training Division and was awarded the Police Commissioner's Award of Excellence. From 1984 to 1995, Chief Longo served in various capacities throughout the department as a police officer, police sergeant, and police lieutenant. In April of 1993, he assumed command of the department's Special Investigation Section within the Internal Investigation Division. His duties focused on the investigation of criminal wrongdoing within the department's rank. In 1995, he was appointed to the exempt rank of Major and was assigned to the Communication Division as the Director. Tasked with the directive of implementing a call diversion solution to reduce the impact to the city's 911 system, Chief Longo implemented the nation's first three digit non-emergency number, 3-1-1. This alternative response method has since been deployed in cities across America. As a result, his department received the prestigious Weber Seavey Award for innovative law enforcement. From 1996 to 1998, Chief Longo served as Commander of the Southeastern District and in December of 1998, became the Chief of Staff to Police Commissioner Thomas Frazier. In March of 1999, he again received exempt appointment to the rank of Colonel and served as Chief of the Technical Services Bureau, a position that he held until his retirement in March of 2000. Chief Longo served briefly as a Senior Associate with a public sector consulting firm in Rockville, Maryland. In February of 2001, he was selected to serve as the Chief of Police for the City of Charlottesville, Virginia.
Chief Longo is a graduate of Towson University in Baltimore where he served as an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Criminal Justice. He is a graduate of the University of Baltimore, School of Law, and holds a Juris Doctorate from that institution. He is a member of the Maryland Bar.
Chief Longo lectures across America in the field of Ethics, Professional Standards and Internal Affairs. He has instructed officers, supervisors and command persons from every major law enforcement and criminal justice agency in Maryland.
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Timothy J. Longo Chief Timothy J. Longo, Sr., began his law enforcement career with the Baltimore Police Department in 1981, as a Police Cadet. In June of 1984, he graduated from the department's Education and Training Division and was awarded the Police Commissioner's Award of Excellence. From 1984 to 1995, Chief Longo served in various capacities throughout the department as a police officer, police sergeant, and police lieutenant. In April of 1993, he assumed command of the department's Special Investigation Section within the Internal Investigation Division. His duties focused on the investigation of criminal wrongdoing within the department's rank. In 1995, he was appointed to the exempt rank of Major and was assigned to the Communication Division as the Director. Tasked with the directive of implementing a call diversion solution to reduce the impact to the city's 911 system, Chief Longo implemented the nation's first three digit non-emergency number, 3-1-1. This alternative response method has since been deployed in cities across America. As a result, his department received the prestigious Weber Seavey Award for innovative law enforcement. From 1996 to 1998, Chief Longo served as Commander of the Southeastern District and in December of 1998, became the Chief of Staff to Police Commissioner Thomas Frazier. In March of 1999, he again received exempt appointment to the rank of Colonel and served as Chief of the Technical Services Bureau, a position that he held until his retirement in March of 2000. Chief Longo served briefly as a Senior Associate with a public sector consulting firm in Rockville, Maryland. In February of 2001, he was selected to serve as the Chief of Police for the City of Charlottesville, Virginia.
Chief Longo is a graduate of Towson University in Baltimore where he served as an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Criminal Justice. He is a graduate of the University of Baltimore, School of Law, and holds a Juris Doctorate from that institution. He is a member of the Maryland Bar.
Chief Longo lectures across America in the field of Ethics, Professional Standards and Internal Affairs. He has instructed officers, supervisors and command persons from every major law enforcement and criminal justice agency in Maryland.
https://www.dcjs.virginia.gov/accred/boardProfiles/longo.cfm
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She was drunk maybe? And older guy seemed nice to her .. Maybe offered to buy her more drinks ... Bless her heart
And, maybe I'm generalizing here in some way, but I have known many African American men who aged verrrry well (Pharrell anyone?)...meaning that many of them looked way younger than they really were. Even as large a man as he was, my husband was even just a bit bigger than that in college. So what I'm saying is, she very well could have thought he was closer to her age than he really was, especially if she was intoxicated and not really picking up on details.
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I just started reading this thread and got to your post and my jaw dropped!
https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=759439300781698&id=350754061650226 for an advertisement of Tempo's Friday Night events on that day.
Includes a link which gives a brief picture of what a Friday night at Tempo's is like (in general, the video is from earlier this year): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=byjjeBwTQPo
Includes a link which gives a brief picture of what a Friday night at Tempo's is like (in general, the video is from earlier this year): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=byjjeBwTQPo
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I don't remember who said it, but I do believe we can now refer to CWG as cooperative white guy. I can't imagine how he is feeling tonight.
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All that is running through my mind is...is this the same suspect as MH? Have they finally found the guy?!?
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Dreadlock male has a police record, won't go any further than that.
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Best video is on YouTube ... Hannah Graham missing...
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Sounds like they KNOW he did it, they just need help proving it. If he bought her alcohol he definitely could have slipped something in her drink. And it sounds like they were in this bar when the text was sent? Very confusing
She may not have gone to his home. It may be his clothes that were collected as evidence.
We are good sleuths. We have his age height weight and street address Hessain Hills Way. He has had police contact but Longo will not discuss his criminal history.
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I don't think she knew him at all and I think they just said they don't think she did, prior to that encounter.
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