I second this. I grew up in Waupaca County and there was a MP case that literally was not reported on until six months after it happened, even though it was multiple endangered minors. This whole area needs to get it together in terms of investigating MP cases.
Assuming the phones were at home and they were at their store- first thing I would do is go home (at lunch?) and get the phones. Does the route between the two locations have places where a car could go off the road and remain hidden?
Yes. It's about a 17 mile trip from Dale to Menasha, and to get across Hwy 10 one has to cross a bridge over a large body of water. Only way in and out of Menasha from Dale is Hwy 10.
I can see either one of them leaving their phone behind on accident, but both of them? at the same time? I wonder if they are not escaping a controlling home life? I didn't catch what he said in the press conference about their adopted son; did anyone else? The problem with live video is you can't rewind!
Happening now.
And he said that so matter-of-factly! I know he's right, and it seems he processes things without a lot of emotion.
Is there a link for this? Tia.
The husband/dad says in the press conference that when he called his wife, the cell phone rang in the house. He does a lot of rambling. I don't watch a lot of these (I usually rely on the transcriptions) so I don't know what to think about that. He says Jordan's phone was on the couch, and turned off.
Thanks so much for this link!
That is very interesting.
I agree! I just realized he didn't report them missing until the next morning! He sure made a lot of phone calls to them, so those can be proven (or disproven (is that a word?)).
