Am I remembering correctly that LE has never included the cyclist's sighting in their information?
That's true. The cyclist's sighting just didn't make sense with all the other times that police had - in particular the video timestamp.
Am I remembering correctly that LE has never included the cyclist's sighting in their information?
You are correct, that's why, in my mind anyway, I go with the 12:30 to 1:00 pm sitings because they did use that time on the "missing posters" they put up of the girls.
I did a google search yesterday for: white boxy Evansdale. I think one tip suggested a ford, another suggested a chev, one said it was older ... if you find the links, please paste the location details.
http://www.kcrg.com/news/local/Operation-Quickfind-Tabitha-Conrad-222552701.html
Waterloo missing teen...I really hope she is found safe...if this area has another abducted/murdered child I can't even imagine...
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What if the children cycled to the lake twice, route 1 and route 2. The first time accounts for heading to the parking lot, the sighting at the Fareway store and the second trip accounts for the video timeline, the sightings at Lake avenue and Arbutus and the bikes at the gate at 12:28-ish.
Small arrows are the first trip, larger arrows are the second trip.
The purple line is the established bike trails
The two bike trail signs would refer to the Cedar Valley Nature Trail and the Evansdale Nature Trail
When did they stop in to pour a glass of juice? They poured the juice but didn't drink it. Could that have been between the two trips ... if they cycled there twice? Could the stop in the house have been for Elizabeth to get her purse - where they didn't want Wylma to know what they were doing, so they poured juice while they got the purse, then forgot about drinking the juice?
Refresh my memory SS - I know your perp, but I can't remember if you believe the girls actually rode to the lake and were taken from there...or if you thought they were taken from somewhere else and the bikes were put at the lake. :waitasec:
I think remember you saying that you didn't doubt their clothing/scent could have been dragged from the bikes to the wooded area and drug around there in an attempt to deceive.
I just don't remember what your thoughts were on WHERE the abduction actually took place.
Thanks!
No worries, as long as I'm not going to get beaten up again for doing so.
Trying to walk a fine line here with TOS but here goes -
First of all you can totally disregard all paddleboats, puppies, fishing boys, horses, campers, Craigs Listers, online boyfriends, empty houses, second hand sightings.
The witnesses we know about are not involved apart from being honest citizens.
I believe the girls arrived home that day, shortly after 12, as expected. I believe they went back out again on a "mission" of some sort.
I believe they COULD have been to the lake earlier on this mission, were not successful, and had to go back a second time, and quickly!
I believe they were captured either right at or very near the lake. By a white van.
I believe TG saw the bikes when he said he did, (maybe about 12.23) and Mr C saw the girls at about 12.18 but has been told to be vague.
I believe they were then intercepted by someone they knew with a story, such as, gramma has taken ill, drop your bikes, quick lets get to the hospital.
I believe the girls may well have been still in the wooded area when Mr G biked past.
I believe there was an older male perp and a younger male perp.
I believe that IF the bikes were staged, it was done by the younger perp under instructions, who then left on foot therefore was not noticed.
IF they were staged, the younger perp went so far as to drag items of their clothing around the scene to confuse the scent, as he had been instructed.
I believe the girls were first taken to Elk Run Heights...perhaps a property, perhaps just a meet up with another perp/vehicle.
From there they were taken God knows where.
I believe the original plan was merely to hide them (motives I cannot discuss) but the main instigator has done a back flip and actually murdered them on the day...he had always planned it this way unbeknownst to his co-conspirators, some of whom had no clue this was part of his plan.
I believe the motive is not sexual but money, and/or another benefit, and I believe this part of the plan has worked out as hoped.
This was VERY well planned, and not random.
All my humble opinion and not intended to replace fact.
I could well do a 180 if other evidence comes to light but based on what we have, that is what I believe happened.
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http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8304130&postcount=157
Here is what I posted back in the day, actually over a year ago now, and nothing has changed or challenged my theory one iota since.
It's great to see you guys catching up with me!:drumroll:
Just joking...
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Oh yeah?!! Well they are looking for a white SUV, not a white van like you predicted...so there!
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Oh yeah?!! Well they are looking for a white SUV, not a white van like you predicted...so there!
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I am using the word "van" as an older person would.
Back in the day, there were no SUVs.
The term "SUV" is a new one, with the first common usage around the mid nineties.
Wylma and myself both come from an era where big white boxy vehicles were generically referred to as "vans".
This is what I mean - I would actually call this a van - it's definitely not an SUV as I understand it.
https://maps.google.com.au/maps?saf...uv"&ie=UTF-8&ei=5uwoUtr3FY2jkwXWxIHoDA&*****g
Not sure if the link is going to work, pm me if you wish to see it.
Now that there in the street view, is what I would call a "van".
ETA: the link doesn't work.
Anyway, any older vehicle earlier than the mid nineties, would NOT be described as an SUV by an older person, even if it is an SUV.
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An SUV is the modern "station wagon". The SUV has a spot for the engine in the front, like a station wagon. A van has always been a van.
No, the Brady Bunch had a station wagon and they are quite different.
They weren't 4wd for a start, nor designed to take off road. They were big, long, comfortable people movers.
There is no such thing as an SUV in Australia. We call them 4x4's or even by the brand name, Jeep, Rav4 etc.
The thing I'm trying to emphasise here that what is described as an "SUV" or
"van" by folks from different cultures and age groups, can mean the same thing, despite what your personal understanding is.
As Wylma is from a generation where SUV's didn't exist, I can understand her not using this term, or exchanging "van" for it. "SUV" is a new word so not one an elderly person is going to automatically use.
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Perhaps someone else that owns an SUV would like to check their vehicle registration to see how the vehicle is described ... and then confirm that an SUV is listed as a Station Wagon In my case, my Honda CRV, an SUV, is described as a Station Wagon.
No, the Brady Bunch had a station wagon and they are quite different.
They weren't 4wd for a start, nor designed to take off road. They were big, long, comfortable people movers.
There is no such thing as an SUV in Australia. We call them 4x4's or even by the brand name, Jeep, Rav4 etc.
The thing I'm trying to emphasise here that what is described as an "SUV" or
"van" by folks from different cultures and age groups, can mean the same thing, despite what your personal understanding is.
As Wylma is from a generation where SUV's didn't exist, I can understand her not using this term, or exchanging "van" for it. "SUV" is a new word so not one an elderly person is going to automatically use.
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