CA - Hasanni Campbell, 5, Oakland, 10 Aug 2009 - #1

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sarahhod said:
Here you go.

It was high 20's to low 30's most of last week. Not sweatpants and sweatshirt weather. IMO

It was 38c on Monday...Yikes!!

http://www.wunderground.com/history/airport/KFAT/2009/8/13/MonthlyHistory.html#calendar
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Quoting myself because I made an error. For some odd reason I put in Fresno and not Oakland.

The temps for Oakland are in the link below.
Last weeks temps were low 20's and on Mon Aug 10 it was 28c. I guess if you feel the cold you may wear a sweater and sweatpants.

http://www.wunderground.com/history/airport/KOAK/2009/8/13/MonthlyHistory.html#calendar

Sorry for the confusion.
 
Have we heard from any relatives or neighbors who can confirm the last time someone other than the foster parents saw Hassani?
 
Does anyone know offhand what the dangers or potential/perceived dangers for a woman who is pregnant to take a LE test?

I'm just curious.
 
Paintr said:
http://www.examiner.com/x-18953-San-Diego-Headlines-Examiner~y2009m8d13-5-year-old-disabled-boy-missing-in-Oakland

Hassani Campbell is African-American, he has cerebral palsy and is wearing braces. He was last seen wearing a gray sweatshirt and gray pants. With the braces on his legs the police say he could not have gone very far by himself.

This article, posted a few minutes ago, is also including the braces in his description. It also states that foster dad left Hassani "in" the car.
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bold by me

Foster dad said (in 17 min video) the braces are worn inside the shoes (plastic boot type) so why do we keep hearing braces on his legs? Foster dad (& grandma) said he can walk on his own just slowly so why do so many have the impression he is totally crippled?..Foster dad said he was left standing by the back door so where is the car coming from?

I seriously dont get why there is so much confusion about so many imp facts..The info we are getting by the media, police, & foster dad is so darn frustrating I want to pull my hair out! :sheesh:
 
Kat said:
Does anyone know offhand what the dangers or potential/perceived dangers for a woman who is pregnant to take a LE test?

I'm just curious.
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not my kids' post #235 on this thread explains it. Hope this helps, Kat.
 
Last confirmed sighting from media was a store employee on Aug 6 IIRC. No one saw him on Monday.
 
"There haven't been any independent witnesses who saw the boy in Oakland on Monday, police said.

Some in the Rockridge area said they haven't seen the boy since last week.

Three men living in different homes on Roxie Terrace in Fremont — the same street where Ross and Campbell live — said they don't recall ever seeing the boy.

"I've never seen him," said Pavan Muppidi, a father of young children who has lived on the street for seven years."
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http://www.mercurynews.com/topstories/ci_13052778
 
Kat said:
Does anyone know offhand what the dangers or potential/perceived dangers for a woman who is pregnant to take a LE test?

I'm just curious.
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Pregnancy​


Q. I'm pregnant and I'm wondering if this will affect my polygraph examination?

A. First, congratulations. There are no known health risks to mother or unborn child associated with polygraph testing. Policies regarding the testing of pregnant women vary by agency or examiner, and may include refusal to test, refusal to test if there is a history of miscarriage, testing only in the first or second trimester, testing only when the expectant mother obtains a written approval from her doctor for the polygraph testing, or no prohibitions or provisos at all.

http://www.polygraphsecrets.com/health/pregnancy.html



Polygraphs measure heart rate and breathing.

I don't think there would be any risk to the baby unless she became distraught and her heart rate and breathing went wild?

The results of the polygraph might be skewed if her breathing and heart rate are up as a result from being pregnant. (Although upon reconsideration, they ask 'base questions' to get a starting point.) How pregnant is she? (ETA: Found article, 'six months pregnant').
 
Paintr said:
http://www.berkeleydailyplanet.com/...ins-Search-for-Missing-5-Year-Old-Oakland-Boy

The boy, who uses leg braces to walk and is considered at risk, had not been located as of this morning, police said.



From this article it sounds as if Hassani needs the braces to walk.
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It seems like the media keeps saying that, even though Ross/foster dad has emphasized that they are not leg braces but more like orthotics. The media should be reading Websleuths! A lot of sleuthers are way ahead of them on this! LOL There are many posts re this type of orthotic.
 
WhyaDuck? said:
Yeah, a sweatsuit at 4 in the afternoon seems a bit odd. Perhaps Hassani is particularly susceptible to cold weather or drafts?
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Or maybe he actually went missing early morning or at night.

If foster dad had claimed he did a stupid thing by leaving Hassani outside for a longer period of time (20 minutes or so) I may believe him a bit more.
 
Noway said:
Pregnancy​


Q. I'm pregnant and I'm wondering if this will affect my polygraph examination?

A. First, congratulations. There are no known health risks to mother or unborn child associated with polygraph testing. Policies regarding the testing of pregnant women vary by agency or examiner, and may include refusal to test, refusal to test if there is a history of miscarriage, testing only in the first or second trimester, testing only when the expectant mother obtains a written approval from her doctor for the polygraph testing, or no prohibitions or provisos at all.

http://www.polygraphsecrets.com/health/pregnancy.html



Polygraphs measure heart rate and breathing.

I don't think there would be any risk to the baby unless she became distraught and her heart rate and breathing went wild?
The results of the polygraph might be skewed if her breathing and heart rate are up as a result from being pregnant. How pregnant is she?
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bolded by me.

And that is what will happen since she is nervous as hell because she knows what happened to Hassani.
 
Columbo said:
bolded by me.

And that is what will happen since she is nervous as hell because she knows what happened to Hassani.
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Yes, it's kind of hard to believe she might go into early labour over a polygraph test if she wasn't hiding something.

But, then, perhaps she has reason to worry about this pregnancy, or has a history of miscarriage.
 
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2009/08/13/BAEP198360.DTL

Ross said he would not talk about the details of the investigation, saying he wanted to make sure that he did nothing to jeopardize it. He would not comment on the account by attorney John Burris of Oakland that he had taken a polygraph test Wednesday after initially refusing.

OK So did Mr Ross take the test or not?my question

Later in the article it states...

An FBI expert administered the polygraph to Ross, law enforcement sources said. Special Agent Joseph Schadler, a spokesman in the FBI's San Francisco office, would not comment on the matter.


A lot of 'not commenting' going on on all fronts.
 
CarrieBean said:
Or maybe he actually went missing early morning or at night.

If foster dad had claimed he did a stupid thing by leaving Hassani outside for a longer period of time (20 minutes or so) I may believe him a bit more.
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bolded by me.

I would believe him more, too.

If foster dad wants to make the story believable he should invent an outfit that makes sense with the weather on that day! Not sweatpants. Unless Hassani is prone to chills.
There are too many holes in Ross' everchanging story.
 
Paintr said:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2009/08/13/BAEP198360.DTL

Ross said he would not talk about the details of the investigation, saying he wanted to make sure that he did nothing to jeopardize it. He would not comment on the account by attorney John Burris of Oakland that he had taken a polygraph test Wednesday after initially refusing.

OK So did Mr Ross take the test or not?my question

Later in the article it states...

An FBI expert administered the polygraph to Ross, law enforcement sources said. Special Agent Joseph Schadler, a spokesman in the FBI's San Francisco office, would not comment on the matter.


A lot of 'not commenting' going on on all fronts.
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If he passed the polygraph, doesn't it seem as if he would be talking about it? Makes me feel as if he failed it...
 
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