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ControlTaking off with Mom's ex always makes the hair on my neck stand up. I hope she is found soon. Why??? Why do men take off with teenage girls so often?!!!
ControlTaking off with Mom's ex always makes the hair on my neck stand up. I hope she is found soon. Why??? Why do men take off with teenage girls so often?!!!
Watching Live PD right now and they just featured Isabels’s case. Glad to see some extra national attention for this sweet girl!
He has cross tattoos on both upper arms as well as a "Bruce" tattooed on the top of his back, according to officials.
"Suspect believed to be armed and dangerous in possession of a 9MM handgun," state police said. "Suspect had recent suicidal ideations."
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Officials said they may have traveled out of state and are staying in areas where they could camp.
Amber Alert issued for missing Louisa teen; police now seek abduction warrant for man with ‘suicidal ideations’
Oh no! He’s the one suicidal!
Why it took more than 4 days to issue an Amber Alert for a missing Virginia teenage girl
On Wednesday at about 5:30 p.m., the FBI announced it was joining the search for Isabel, who at that time, was described as an endangered missing juvenile.
At that time, authorities believed the man she is with, Bruce Lynch, was armed and potentially dangerous.
Virginia State Police say they've been in contact with the Louisa County Sheriff's Office since Isabel went missing but says that all mandatory criteria for an Amber Alert were not met until Friday.
When I reached out to the Sheriff's Office, I learned that the Sheriff's Office was finally able to obtain an abduction warrant on Lynch, which allowed the green light for the Amber Alert.
The Sheriff's Office didn't explain why there was a holdup in obtaining this warrant.
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According to his FB page he is a JR. So maybe tattoo is in memory of or tribute to his father?Bruce has his own name tattooed on his upper back? Interesting.
I know it was mentioned that he hunts, but is he very outdoorsy beyond that? Would they be more likely to be staying deep in the woods in the middle of nowhere somewhere or would they be staying at actual campsites with facilities for bathrooms/showers + laundry facilities etc trying to pass as father and daughter?
Oh great, now we're looking at a possible murder/suicide situation. Let's hope they're found before anything happens. And if he has crossed state lines he'll be in a boatload of trouble with the feds.
Here's the criteria for an AA in Virginia:
Criteria for Activation of the Plan
If all of the aforementioned criteria are not met, the Virginia AMBER Alert Plan will not be activated.
- The abducted child must be 17 years of age or younger or is currently enrolled in a secondary school in the Commonwealth, regardless of age, and the law enforcement agency believes the child has been abducted (unwillingly taken from their environment without permission from the child’s parent or legal guardian).
- The law enforcement agency believes the missing child is in imminent danger of serious bodily harm or death.
- A law enforcement investigation has taken place that verified the abduction or eliminated alternative explanations.
- Sufficient information is available to disseminate to the public that could assist in locating the child, suspect, and/or the suspect’s vehicle.
- The Child must be entered into the Virginia Criminal Information Network (VCIN) and the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) missing person files as soon as practical.
Virginia AMBER Alert -- Activation Criteria
So what wasn't met earlier as Isabel's been gone since October 21 - 4 days? I actually would like the Sheriff's office to share what the holdup was...
Oh great, now we're looking at a possible murder/suicide situation. Let's hope they're found before anything happens. And if he has crossed state lines he'll be in a boatload of trouble with the feds.
Here's the criteria for an AA in Virginia:
Criteria for Activation of the Plan
If all of the aforementioned criteria are not met, the Virginia AMBER Alert Plan will not be activated.
- The abducted child must be 17 years of age or younger or is currently enrolled in a secondary school in the Commonwealth, regardless of age, and the law enforcement agency believes the child has been abducted (unwillingly taken from their environment without permission from the child’s parent or legal guardian).
- The law enforcement agency believes the missing child is in imminent danger of serious bodily harm or death.
- A law enforcement investigation has taken place that verified the abduction or eliminated alternative explanations.
- Sufficient information is available to disseminate to the public that could assist in locating the child, suspect, and/or the suspect’s vehicle.
- The Child must be entered into the Virginia Criminal Information Network (VCIN) and the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) missing person files as soon as practical.
Virginia AMBER Alert -- Activation Criteria
So what wasn't met earlier as Isabel's been gone since October 21 - 4 days? I actually would like the Sheriff's office to share what the holdup was...
Chief Deputy Maj. Donald Lowe said during a news conference Thursday that investigators alerted the FBI about the case Monday.Having spent ALOT of time in Bumpass, Louisa County, Lake Anna area, Louisa sheriffs dept are definitely not the most well trained and definitely do not have the resources for a dangerous missing persons case, this is an incredibly small town with a tiny sheriffs dept, Louisa County sheriffs dept dropped the ball, they should have sent out an Amber Alert immediately and they should have called in VSP and FBI a lot sooner then they did, they are much better equipped to handle this situation, MOO
I have no doubt in my mind what's going on here. It just reminds us over and over and over again.... be dang careful who you let around your children.That does happen. But, mom kicking him out makes me believe that it was the other way around. When the parents put the blame on the child, the partner gets to stay and the child is often sent away to live with other relatives. If he was indeed kicked out of the home because he was developing an inappropriate relationship with Isabel, or abusing her in any way, then it doesn't really look like mom was blaming her daughter.
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