believe09
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I have - we are 3 for 7 for 2008
And what does that mean? You have called LE in 3 out of 7 cases?
I have - we are 3 for 7 for 2008
And what does that mean? You have called LE in 3 out of 7 cases?
No it means we have led LE to 3 sets of remains out of 7 cases we supported in 2008 - and before you ask, I will be happy to post details once I get clearance from LE and family on these. They are still active homicide investigations and have not been closed yet.
The "we" are inconsequential and not germane. The question to CP on his/her assurance that none of the names I had previously mentioned were involved in Tara's disappearance or demise which led me to ask, sincerely, for their thoughts on who was directly involved.But you can post who the "we" is correct?
The "we" are inconsequential and not germane. The question to CP on his/her assurance that none of the names I had previously mentioned were involved in Tara's disappearance or demise which led me to ask, sincerely, for their thoughts on who was directly involved.
This thread needs to continue to focus on the admirable efforts of all of you who are dedicated to finding out the truth about what has happened to Tara.
I read somewhere, and I think here at WS, that the latex glove was traced to a lot from a nursing home. If that is true, does anyone know where this nursing home was? Ocilla - there's four in town - or Fitzgerald, GA, or - Hawkinsville GA? Would be interesting to know also if any of these had any construction/rehab being done at the time Tara went missing. Transient construction workers, especially trades like painters/drywall, travel in groups. Possible that a group traveled south to Orlando to work at Jennifer Kesse's condo complex. Wouldn't be too much for such workers to maybe pick up latex gloves at a nursing home to use on the job?:waitasec:
Personally I don't see any connection at all between the two cases. I think 48 Hours was just trying to make a story. I'm glad that Tara and Jenneifer got back out into the public but I just don't see a connection.
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Believe09, I can see some vague similarities but they are way too vague to interest the GBI imo. I think at one point they were interested in that serial killer, Gary Hilton, being the link, but he cannot be tied to both cases as far as I know.
I saw something gruesom on tv last night and I sure hope this hasn't happened to Tara. They said that the killer used hydochloric acid to dissolve a body. As sick and horrible as this is, Tara could be anywhere if this was done to her. But in this case on tv, they did find the remains and it lead to the killer.
I know that this has been talked about before and that it was discussed that one of the poi's purchased some of this chemical but I don't know this for a fact. all jmo.
I didn't see the 48 hrs recap, but I saw it when it originally aired and read the subsequent articles about it. It was nice to see both Jennifer Kesse's and Tara's case given air time again, but I don't think there is a connection. I really think that Jennifer's disappearance is connected to either one or more of the construction workers or someone who was able to obtain access to the building via the construction workers.
There would have to be something huge to develop in order for me to see a connection...like Tara's landlord saying that he used the same day labor construction employees or something. I also don't think there's a connection to Gary Hilton. He seemed to target people in isolated areas and neither one of their cases fits that profile. It's 3 years later and I still feel the same way as far as Tara's case. I believe either MH or someone else of personal significance in Tara's life was responsible, mainly leaning more towards MH or maybe his (ex?) girlfriend.
You seem to be hinting at the construction workers. As I have said I am not familiar with these cases except what I saw on the show but I have a question. One thing I noted about the areas these girls lived in was that they appeared to be upper middle class apartment buildings. Not so exclusive that a stranger would stand out, but exclusive enough that people would note dress etc. on any stranger. IOW a man hanging around driving a beater truck and dressed in jeans is going to stand out. Wouldn't you think?