Donamena
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It used to have more initials, like $&€£#%¥Thanks, y'all. Makes perfect sense now that I think of it. :crazy:
It used to have more initials, like $&€£#%¥Thanks, y'all. Makes perfect sense now that I think of it. :crazy:
And he was a local 3 tier SO..& he was the suspect in Lisa Pate's murder.I mentioned in one of my first posts here how odd it was that they only released a still and not a video. It also made it difficult (but doable!) to identify the truck correctly.
I also found it curious that they said Z71 from the beginning...they would have had a better shot of it to clearly see "Z71".
EDIT: One more thing, they could see a "Z71" decal but couldn't say it was a Chevrolet Silverado?
I've got a feeling LE knew it was him after a few days or after MS's bike was found. It certainly makes more sense than "this guy is suspicious, let's put a tracking device on his truck".
I agree. Some are now theorizing, since reports by le put her abduction further down St. Landry, that perhaps he hit her in front of circle k, but she took off on foot and was subsequently captured down there... Why would Mickey run toward an area that is remote, dark, and, as many locals have described, scarey? When a few yards away there is a well lit, open, place with people present... Same goes for BSL, why would he bump her there, when down the road a little is an area that's dark and secluded?
Many have suggested le could've been on to him early on, but they were waiting and watching, or whatever... Didn't want to reveal their hand... IMO, they do that sometimes in investigations, but typically that strategy isn't used when someone's life is at stake. I believe finding Mickey was their number one priority, granted, they still consider the integrity of their investigation; to insure justice when the time comes. But, not at the expense of someone's life.
I have a question about the bike being under the truck... It's been asked before, but I still don't know the answer... How does her bike end up under the truck in the exact spot she was at seconds earlier? Even if he is one second behind her, how is it that the bike is already completely under the truck? IMO, if he hit her there, a second later even, I think we would've seen the actual collision in the photo of the dwt, not the end result... I don't think the bike would've been completely under the truck for several more yards... when factoring in motion...
It's my opinion that Mickey is in motion, which makes it even more unlikely her bike would end up under the truck in that spot. I know many think she appears be stopped in the photo, either way, I think they'd be further down...
All jmo
I called the planning commission to ask if this video was continuous video and was told no, it's video like the traffic cameras but possibly set to closer intervals than those on the road. If you go back through my posts you will find it. I posted the name and phone number of who told me this but mods removed it ( it shows they did) So, in theory, if she is stopped.. and I think she is... for several reasons.
1) she wanted to use her phone or got another text
2) she wanted to turn into the circle k and was waiting for any traffic to pass
(we know the truck was seconds behind and so was the hooptie at the corner)
3)she sensed BSL following, knew there were cameras there, and stopped to let him pass in a well lit, "safe" area where a business was open.
so if she is stopped, while motion continues, in between shots, it is not necessarily "captured" In the next "shot", The truck might be half or 3/4 out of the frame, and the police are releasing it to identify the truck.. and need a whole frame, and this is as good as they got. I don't know for sure why he wouldn't let it play forward micro seconds before stopping, it looks like the editor just stopped it at the clearest frame and that happened to be on rewind. I just think the distortion looks similar to when my son who is autistic stops and rewinds, and fast forwards his movies constantly.
That is the problem I don't know about anyone else's inside information but I for one don't have all of the information to rule it in or out just my theory of what could have happened especially if Mickey was not in full motion. There has some excellent information layer out about physics and logics but we just don't know the facts!
BBM
The question I asked was, how does the bike end up completely under the truck, in the exact same spot it was at moments earlier? Whether she was in motion or not, I think the photo of the dwt would show the collision, not the end result... Considering forward motion, how did the bike end up completely under the truck at that spot? ... IMO, the only way the bike ends up under the truck like that is if the truck dropped from the sky, and landed directly on top...
All jmo.
BBM
The question I asked was, how does the bike end up completely under the truck, in the exact same spot it was at moments earlier? Whether she was in motion or not, I think the photo of the dwt would show the collision, not the end result... Considering forward motion, how did the bike end up completely under the truck at that spot? ... IMO, the only way the bike ends up under the truck like that is if the truck dropped from the sky, and landed directly on top...
All jmo.
That is what we are trying to figure out. How could it possibly be? To my recollection no one has ever stated that this IS what happened but could it possibly be?
Another poster, wodalo, posted this gif back on June 1. IMO, it best shows what could have happened.
Click and watch:
http://i47.tinypic.com/efqirr.gif
The gif is excellent if you're trying to read though it can make you a little dizzy, so here are the pictures:
Mickey:
Truck:
I can also give thanks to the person who thought to check the LCG cameras, as Mickey's route was not known.
City-Parish President Joey Durel's secretary was the one who asked to have the cameras checked. We can thank her. I was told that the LCG cameras keep two weeks of images, and so it's good that she took the initiative. I got the additional info:
A 100% confirmation that Mickey was not seen on any other LCG camera. I was told that she was not seen on the Azalea-St. camera on the north side of the building. Also, the parking lot cams on the west side of the building catch only the lot, to protect employees, and the drive-through cams are tightly focused. She was seen on none of these.
She was seen only on the one camera, across from Circle K. The source also is pretty sure that that was the only frame she was seen in, due to the time-lapse camera, though can't recall for sure if there was a second frame. Also said that there was definitely no frame where Mickey and/or the bike, and the truck, were seen together, and was sort of stunned at the idea of the bike being under the truck.
So that definitely, for me, sinks the possibility that the camera was continuous, and that LE purposely withheld an image of Mickey being hit.
Now this source is not LE, and so just because the bike wasn't seen under the truck by this source, doesn't mean that LE didn't see it when they came to pick up the disc.
That's the info I got.
She was seen only on the one camera, across from Circle K. The source also is pretty sure that that was the only frame she was seen in, due to the time-lapse camera, though can't recall for sure if there was a second frame. Also said that there was definitely no frame where Mickey and/or the bike, and the truck, were seen together, and was sort of stunned at the idea of the bike being under the truck.
So that definitely, for me, sinks the possibility that the camera was continuous, and that LE purposely withheld an image of Mickey being hit.
Now this source is not LE, and so just because the bike wasn't seen under the truck by this source, doesn't mean that LE didn't see it when they came to pick up the disc.
That's the info I got.
I can also give thanks to the person who thought to check the LCG cameras, as Mickey's route was not known.
City-Parish President Joey Durel's secretary was the one who asked to have the cameras checked. We can thank her. I was told that the LCG cameras keep two weeks of images, and so it's good that she took the initiative. I got the additional info:
A 100% confirmation that Mickey was not seen on any other LCG camera. I was told that she was not seen on the Azalea-St. camera on the north side of the building. Also, the parking lot cams on the west side of the building catch only the lot, to protect employees, and the drive-through cams are tightly focused. She was seen on none of these.
She was seen only on the one camera, across from Circle K. The source also is pretty sure that that was the only frame she was seen in, due to the time-lapse camera, though can't recall for sure if there was a second frame. Also said that there was definitely no frame where Mickey and/or the bike, and the truck, were seen together, and was sort of stunned at the idea of the bike being under the truck.
So that definitely, for me, sinks the possibility that the camera was continuous, and that LE purposely withheld an image of Mickey being hit.
Now this source is not LE, and so just because the bike wasn't seen under the truck by this source, doesn't mean that LE didn't see it when they came to pick up the disc.
That's the info I got.
I am glad you called. Great friendly people there. Although, I understand that the source was stunned at the idea as quite a few people have been. I did not "see" anything until I read other posts asking about it. Much like the white spots on the google image. However, with respect I will say that the source is not a video editing expert, nor LE that recovered the video. LE sent it to be enhanced for identification and investigation to a video expert because they needed as much information from those images as possible. In no way would LE discuss or update them on the findings. JMO
For those who have not seen these before, I encourage you to take a look, the link to the other LCG traffic/survellience cameras with refresh rates. Notice how little you can "see" and the distance the vehicles move from frame to frame:
http://www.lafayettela.gov/trafficcameras/traffic_cameras.aspx
-----------That is what we are trying to figure out. How could it possibly be? To my recollection no one has ever stated that this IS what happened but could it possibly be?
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Lots of us were posting that we thought the bike could be under the truck, and gave theories on how that could happen.
i.e. perp. hitting her a bit further up, the bike sliding under the truck, the truck backing up to try and disengage the bike from the undercarriage of the truck?
We also posted a closeup of the bike light, that had two distinct rectangles. We thought we saw that under the truck.
I'll go one further. I think it is possible that the truck shown going in the opposite direction past the Circle K then could still have the bike pinned beneath it.
I posted something to the effect that it might be possible the truck could have dragged the bike while still attached underneath out of the immediate vicinity.