Last Wednesday morning Holly did the same thing she did every day – she headed off to school at about 7:30 a.m. Her 25-year-old brother, Clint Bobo, saw her being led into the woods outside their home by a man dressed in full camo. Clint believed the man was Holly’s boyfriend, Drew.
Police surmise now that Holly was forced to walk into the woods by her abductor, fearing for her life.
Many people who have read Holly’s story have commented that they would find it odd to see a man outfitted in camouflage clothing at 7:30 in the morning. But to those living in Decatur County, there’s nothing odd about it.
Sometime later Clint went outside and noticed Holly’s car still in the driveway and blood on the ground. He became alarmed and immediately called 911.
Another 911 call was made by a neighbor who claimed she heard Holly scream. Some have questioned why she was the only one to hear Holly screaming.
The Bobo’s home is located on 2.09 acres bordering thick woods. Judging from a map of their property, there does not appear to be another home close by. This could explain why only the neighbor heard Holly’s screams.
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"The same thing she did every day..." That says to me that it was not a day that she was leaving late or early. Normal schedule.
This article also says that the sheriff was scheduled to speak last night at the vigil, but did not, apparently no reason was given.
