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I can't find the article, but are you sure it said "neighbor"? I thought it said that it was a family friend that saw them. If this person doesn't live on Maple then it does not make sense, like you are saying.
ok....now that she has her own forum...how do we bring stuff over...like starting a thread with the photos? etc?
'NMK... I like your theory a lot. I too believe she went somewhere else ...willingly... but something happened. Only a few people knew she was alone...LB being one of them, so she went somewhere else while she still had time (since her curfew was 10).
NMK... I like your theory a lot. I too believe she went somewhere else ...willingly... but something happened. Only a few people knew she was alone...LB being one of them, so she went somewhere else while she still had time (since her curfew was 10).
I thought KK said her curfew was when the lights come on. Imo, on that evening, it would have been no later than 9:30. It was light, but only for another 15 minutes or so, which would have given her very little extra time. She could have though gone to another friends house, expecting a ride home if she wouldn't have been able to spend the night.
Also it has been said that she was afraid of the dark.
The streets are isolated, which, imo, makes it a little spooky in itself.
The "young girl walking home alone and kidnapped scenario" reminds me vividly of what happened in the Carlie Brucia case. How many incidents will it take before parents get the message that they cannot allow their children to be alone like that?
The perp was a fired auto mechanic. I'm hoping LE checked out auto mechanics at the Shell station, if any.
OK, so when the family friend sent J home pushing a broken bike...didn't mom at that time realize LB was alone? She didn't call KK? Where else would a kid go with a broken bike?