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there are charts over in the forensic astrology board on websleuths that do suggest this.
Could you link please? Can't find it
there are charts over in the forensic astrology board on websleuths that do suggest this.
Child Against Child Crime???
Means? Motive? Opportunity?
I think I'll save my money for an ocean-view condo in Arizona
I just read about that. Sickening. Extra sickening that they only held them for 8 years, then set them up with new identities. How irresponsible of a country to release monsters like that and give them new secret identities, with absolutely no way for the people they encounter to know what they've done and make a decision for themselves if they are dangerous. If you do something like that, no matter what age you are, you CANNOT be rehabilitated. This is common sense. It's even more infuriating after you find out the kid was rearrested a few months ago for child *advertiser censored*. And they STILL won't say what his new name was. I've never hear of anything like that happening in the US. You commit a crime, you have that branded on you the rest of your life.
...I think that if you read up on any cases where this did happen you may change your attitude. What motive did Jamie Bulgers killers have? Zero. Nothing but their own sick pleasure. It happens. I am sorry if my wording seemed a little off but I ain't no literary scholar unfortunately.
Other child on child murders
http://cbs4.com/local/broward.county.Teah.2.865033.html
Broward Breaks Record For Child-on-Child
2008 may go down as a record year for child-on-child homicides in Broward County. Teah Wimberly isn't the only young teenager being charged with murder in South Florida, and the disturbing trend is rising.
When Wimberly took that familiar walk through the sally port of the Broward county Jail, she joined a long list of Broward adolescents arrested for murder this year.
It started in January, when 12-year-old Harveltz Beaubon was charged with beating his 17-month-old cousin to death with a baseball bat. Harveltz told police she was preventing him from watching television.
(more at link)
With all the searchers everywhere,he would have been found,IMO,teens wouldn't have places to keep him,unless they were part of something bigger organized by adults,like human trafficking,etc.This had to be someone who knew the school,how it was working that day,how to get him out without anyone seeing them,had to be an adult and more than likely someone he knew.This is frying my brain thinking how anyone could slip a child out,hundreds of people in the halls and rooms,not to mention in and out of the parking lot,saw nothing.This makes no sense.
Yep,a teen could have taken him,but unless there were teen siblings that day,it just seems they'd be more noticeable.If someone had planned on just taking a child,I would think it would be someone posing as a parent.But,anything is possible here,since noone apparently saw him even leave that morning.If a teen dropped off a sibling,that would mean Kyron would have been outside,he just doesn't seem like a child who would have went out alone.
Yep,a teen could have taken him,but unless there were teen siblings that day,it just seems they'd be more noticeable.If someone had planned on just taking a child,I would think it would be someone posing as a parent.But,anything is possible here,since noone apparently saw him even leave that morning.If a teen dropped off a sibling,that would mean Kyron would have been outside,he just doesn't seem like a child who would have went out alone.
Hey there,
Long time Lurker first time poster, so I apologize if this has been gone over before in detail but it's been stuck in my head for a couple of weeks..feel free to move/delete if you like!
My opinion/theory is that is may have been a teenager who either brought their little brother/sister to School that day or accompanied them with their parents. I will come back later and write a more detailed post but the reason I am even posting in the first place is I just moved here from Ireland and I even remember the tragic case of Jamie Bulger...(I was 6 at the time and remember my Mother trying to explain this to me). It was a huge case over in the UK at the time.
What are others opinions on this?Does it seem feasable..also it may involve a parent of a troubled kid perhaps finding out afterwards, after they suggested 'making their own way home' instead of getting a ride back from the fair with them...and helping their child 'cover it up' so to speak..
Heres a link..(I know it's wikipedia but the info seems accurate to me!)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_James_Bulger
I don't know that a teen couldn't hide a child. But a child could not hide a child-not in this school setting.
How could it even be possible?
There is no place around or in that school that a child could hide him and he is not discovered.
But a teen driver, yes. I think that is possible.
I remember the Jamie Bulger case very well because it was so horrifying.
One possible factor in favour of this theory could have been the school's known policy on not calling parents about absences. They didn't have an absentee problem but an older (12-14 year old) child at that school may have known that there was a low probability of the school calling if they were absent.
Geeze, that's a confusing sentence.
Also, all the students present that day no doubt knew that school wasn't going to officially start until 10 am. If you accept LE saying that TMH saw Kyron at 8:45 am, that leaves an hour and fifteen minutes for a kid to be gone from school unnoticed.
It would also explain why there haven't been any reports of strangers seen in the school that day. A student of the school would not be a stranger.
I keep remembering that SAR teams had to do 165 foot rappels down inclines during the search. And that a lot of the terrain is covered in blackberry brambles, which are thin, whippy things that tend to spring back quickly after something presses them down.
A fifty pound weight really isn't that much. If his body was tossed off the top of a steep incline into blackberry brambles... well, there's a chance it is still out there.
I'm giving myself the creeps.