WV WV - Aliayah Lunsford, 3, Lewis Co., 24 Sep 2011 - # 2

[Knox]

O/T per Komo news Susan Powell's children will be spending the night with her Father according to investigators

drewmikk Drew Mikkelsen
CONFIRMED: Josh Powell's two sons will likely be spending the night with their grandparents, Chuck and Judy Cox. The custody is temporary.
36 minutes ago

I would hope they would not allow JP to keep those boys. Sorry for the OT.

 

[lynnb]

WS has a thread on this. Missing in the 1990's.
1990's Missing - Websleuths Crime Sleuthing Community
I won't give the name but the thread title clearly says missing from Lewis County

 

[Gardenlady]

W a link to this new FB on the other Lewis County page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Lewis-County-Rumor-Mill/268833683147202

Since it names itself the "Rumor Mill", take all postings with a large grain of salt. But one of the first posts is a rumor that little A. was found in the river, and that the police asked searchers not to return at 8pm. I HOPE that this is just a rumor, and suspect it is only that, but figured I would link to this new page so others can keep up with postings there as well.

 

[wfgodot]

Charley Project, Lewis County WV missing, 1999.

 

[JeannieC]

I think the whole thing about being pregnant and not being able to take a LDT is an old wives tale so to speak.I think they may just give the courtesy so as to not push a mom who is far enough along into labor in case something should go wrong so she can not later blame the stress of the LDT (thereby avoiding frivolous lawsuits). How's that for a run-on sentence!!!? lol

After the birth I would think (but honestly don't know for a fact) that they would wait until there are no meds in her system.
3 months? Nah. I am thinking more like a week to heal and BOOM let her take one! But then, what do I know? lol

Somebody with LE experience will weigh in here. I'm sure.

BBM
According to The American Polygraph Ins.

Who should NOT take a polygraph test:
•Anyone who is being forced to take it.
•Any person with a serious heart condition, unless his doctor has given written approval. A pregnant women, unless her doctor has given written approval. •Any person who is determined to be mentally incompetent. Any person who has a respiratory illness or cold. Any person who has nerve damage or paralysis.
•Any person who has had a stroke or is an epileptic. Any person who is in pain (i.e., toothache, headache or a recent injury).


http://www.accreditedpolygraphservices.com/polygraph-questions.php

 

[SinKittyVixen]

Wowzers! Just looked them up on Charley Project...

me too! This is crazy.. Any hope I had is dwindling away fast..

 

[Gardenlady]

That rumor was posted 21 hrs ago so we know it's false

:blush: gah I thought it said 2 hrs not 21. So much for me multitasking successfully! TY for the correction! :blush:

 

[wfgodot]

Someone might even sketch in a "somebody in that house said they were going to tell what they knew, and a child was taken to instill fear in that person" scenario, based on the above.

 

[lynnb]

Someone might even sketch in a "somebody in that house said they were going to tell what they knew, and a child was taken to instill fear in that person" scenario, based on the above.

You could also use the scenario that for years missing family members have been assumed to be in a lake but were never found.

 

[lynnb]

http://www.projectjason.org/forums/index.php?topic=1235.0
County Sheriff Michael Gissy is eager to resume a search of Stonewall Jackson Lake for clues to the 1999 disappearance of two women for a reason never before revealed: A fisherman found a purse in the lake several years ago that contained articles belonging to both women.


Isn't that the name of the resort that was mentioned on NG last night as being the place of employment for someone?

 

[SinKittyVixen]

http://www.projectjason.org/forums/index.php?topic=1235.0
County Sheriff Michael Gissy is eager to resume a search of Stonewall Jackson Lake for clues to the 1999 disappearance of two women for a reason never before revealed: A fisherman found a purse in the lake several years ago that contained articles belonging to both women.


Isn't that the name of the resort that was mentioned on NG last night as being the place of employment for someone?

I do believe you are correct. This is posted as his work place on a FB page too. Good catch!

 

[tlcya]

Off to do a bit of research on that lake and the area in general. I feel woefully behind on this case.

 

[dsntslp]

Could the 9 YO have seen pillows under a blanket arranged to look like this missing child was under there? I wonder if she personally saw, with her own two eyes, a living, breathing, walking, talking, screaming, sick child. No, I don't think so because she said Aliayah had finally "gone to sleep" right?

 

[DairyGirl]

He would have been around 20 then I believe.

30 I believe.

 

[DairyGirl]

I wonder what the actual odds are on something like that - someone having three family members go missing during two different incidents? I am not a mathematician by any stretch, but that sure does seem odd to me.

The aunt's son failed a polygraph. 'nuff said.
Kind of reminds me of Ward Weaver's upbringing.

 

[lynnb]

Search Continues for Two Missing Lewis County Women (dated May 26, 2008)
http://wboy.com/story.cfm?func=viewstory&storyid=39128&catid=131
Lewis County Sheriff Mike Gissy says teams have been searching an area near Georgetown Road for the bodies of Maxine Stalnaker and Mary Friend.

Gissy says several of the womens' family members used to live in that area.

 

[lonetraveler]

BBM
According to The American Polygraph Ins.

Who should NOT take a polygraph test:
•Anyone who is being forced to take it.
•Any person with a serious heart condition, unless his doctor has given written approval. A pregnant women, unless her doctor has given written approval. •Any person who is determined to be mentally incompetent. Any person who has a respiratory illness or cold. Any person who has nerve damage or paralysis.
•Any person who has had a stroke or is an epileptic. Any person who is in pain (i.e., toothache, headache or a recent injury).


http://www.accreditedpolygraphservices.com/polygraph-questions.php

First of all, this post is not directed at you. Second of all, what? a pregnant woman can't tell the truth? This is totally BS IMO. If your little girl is missing, take the dang poly.

 

[wfgodot]

The aunt's son failed a polygraph. 'nuff said.
Kind of reminds me of Ward Weaver's upbringing.

"...failed a polygraph but hasn't been named as a suspect in the case," Charley Project says. Hmmm.....

No big believer in polygraphs, me. But still - quite interesting that he was not named by LE.

 

[tlcya]

Mrs Stalnaker is the grandmother to SD and Ms. Friend was the aunt.

 

[cluciano63]

Is there really a stepdad, as in are they married?

It is ridiculous that JVM and NG claim to be child advocates, etc. and then do this MJ trial when there is a current missing child, aged 3. You don't just show her one day and then move on. If not for WS, I would just assume all these missing people had been found, since they so seldom go back to the cases or continue with them. Only if something juicy or salacious happens...