I question why they're still searching cars.
If the perp was going to move the girls or their remains, why do it now, as opposed to having done it immediately after the abduction or waiting until the heat dies down?
Draining the lake was grasping at straws but I could see the logic in absolutely ruling it out. This seems to be an even bigger waste of time.
Also, we know the girls were where the bikes were found because the dogs found their scent there.So then, the person(s) would have to contain two girls, throw the bikes in back and hurry up to the trail and leave the bikes there to be found within 5 minutes, without being seen.
Any ideas?
This must have been very well planned out.
snipped- Welcome!- yes I mentioned that river and its close proximity to the Collins home, but doesn't seem to be garnering much attention that I can tell....
I've read hundreds upon hundreds of posts here and read numerous MSM articles and only see a few glancing references to the river. t have kept me and others abreast of the latest news in this case!
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So then, the person(s) would have to contain two girls, throw the bikes in back and hurry up to the trail and leave the bikes there to be found within 5 minutes, without being seen.
Any ideas?
This must have been very well planned out.
makes me wonder about the biker who saw their bikes on the trail. now that I think about it 12:27 sort of seems like an exact time. I think if I was reporting something I saw on a ride it would be something like "around 12:30"....anybody remember his name?
The point is, HE found the bikes on the trail at 12:20 and no girls to be seen.I think the bikes were found later... around 4:00. The guy that saw the bikes at 12:27 reported them later when he found out 2 girls on bikes were missing.
that is what it sounded like to me too...pretty grainy footage. looked like 1 bike to me.
that is what it sounded like to me too...pretty grainy footage. looked like 1 bike to me.
FWIW - After becoming obsessed with what was asked at the presser and listening to the words another 237 times, I am about 99% sure that the question the reporter asked was:
"Can you comment on Misty Morrissy's cell phone in a car being pulled over yesterday?"
I think some people hear RV when she is really saying over.
I'm not a professional listener nor do I play one on TV so take it for what it's worth.... :cooler:
IMO, JMO, MOO
I'm guessing the one that almost crashed when he came across the girls' bikes on the trail?
On a separate note, I actually talked about this with my 10 year old daughter last night. Gave her the same exact scenario these girls found themselves in and sure enough...she said she'd go with her friend if they threatened to harm her. Needless to say...lots of tears were shed after that conversation, on both of our parts..
Ok, this might be really off-the-wall, but I'll say it anyway.
Is it possible that the bikes seen at 12:27 weren't those belonging to the girls? If they were in the middle of the path, and nobody admits to moving them, could they have been placed there by someone waiting for someone vulnerable to stop and check them out or move them?
I keep thinking of someone (maybe at least one a woman or teen so they aren't so intimidating) could have called to them when they stopped with some kind of a ruse - puppies, kittens, needing help, whatever. Once the girls got over there, they could grab them, throw them and their own bikes in the back (of a van, maybe?) and left. It could have been any time between 12:27 when two bikes were seen and the time when the girls' bikes were found. That could also account for the sighting later in the day and the bikes being there earlier.
Or, maybe I've watch too many mystery movies...
I think it's "towed" too. And in that recent video posted of the surveillance video, I believe Misty said that on the 6th night they took her cell phone and car didn't she? So that would have been Wednesday? When they were woken up at the motel?
MOO
Ted something and he was able to peg the time by looking at his cell phone. He called his daughter just a few minutes after he saw the abandoned bikes.
If one girl was trailing the other, it would have been easy to lure one girl and knock her out. The second would have stopped her bike at her friend's bike. She was then a sitting duck for the same treatment.
Trusting the dogs, I think evidence points to the fact that one or both girls were lured to the wood's edge - maybe with a puppy, etc. Something that would stop them in their tracks and make them get off their bikes. It would be easy to snatch them into the woods where there was plenty of cover to tie them up and cart them off.
Does anyone know whether the dogs lost the scent in the woods? Were the dogs even led into the woods to search?