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I think the brown pocket he's using is part of a carhartt vest. These are so common in Rural areas. It would help estimate build as these seen bulky and non that pliable
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Exactly! Was a video made because it is not that common for people to actually cross it? It is scary! Of all of our members who have been there or visited, I can't remember one saying they crossed it. Maybe went out a bit and took a pic. But, I am not local, so I really don't know. It is just a thought that this guy seems to be one of the few who are comfortable going up and crossing.
I said it before, this guy operates on adrenaline. Everything surrounding that day was shrouded in high risk behavior. I can guess that the seen likely reflected that. My heart is so heavy for those sweet girls who should only know sleepovers with their bestie and exploring trails for interesting finds right now.
In my opinion, this guy will be able to feed on this adrenaline and the ability to dodge the search for him, for a little while. But, if the trail goes cold and the search is not as intense, it is only a matter of time before he needs his rush again. They better find him! Quickly. I personally think it is just one guy. These monsters don't generally like to share. How do you find another monster anyway? I mean, how does that first convo ever come up? (rambling. sorry)
Police already mentioned a discarded duffle. Maybe they think he changed? Maybe he parked miles away upstream and trekked back. It's just my personal opinion that he walked in and walked out. Nothing more. Just thoughts floating around my little pea brain.
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and a timeline, don't forget that....
repairman gets called at 1:45pm
repairman finally shows up at address 4:20pm...lol over 2 hours later
repairman cuts neighbors internet line 4:25pm
Your question made me stop short. For us, there is no gain to learning this other than trying to put pieces together. I don't think it would provide any knowledge to help assist identifying perp unless something is found along the route, like say his wallet with ID in it.
I'm pretty sure LE has a working idea of route as they have the full recordings and access to the area for 2 weeks now.
Do for my part it's curiosity. It keeps me interested as well as keeps my mind off of the actual horrific crime itself. I can't speak for others here though.
Good question.
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Police already mentioned a discarded duffle. Maybe they think he changed? Maybe he parked miles away upstream and trekked back. It's just my personal opinion that he walked in and walked out. Nothing more. Just thoughts floating around my little pea brain.
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I just set that up on my phone last week, as a result of this thread. The majority of us were unaware of this feature.There is a feature on smartphones that operates like a panic button. On my android phone, for example, if you hit the button on the side 3 times rapidly it will send messages to one or more people in a list I supply of emergency contacts, it will take a photo from front and rear cameras and record 5 seconds of video.
To me, it helps to understand the criminal to catch him.Your question made me stop short. For us, there is no gain to learning this other than trying to put pieces together. I don't think it would provide any knowledge to help assist identifying perp unless something is found along the route, like say his wallet with ID in it.
I'm pretty sure LE has a working idea of route as they have the full recordings and access to the area for 2 weeks now.
Do for my part it's curiosity. It keeps me interested as well as keeps my mind off of the actual horrific crime itself. I can't speak for others here though.
Good question.
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Websleuth following? Websleuth link?
Police already mentioned a discarded duffle. Maybe they think he changed? Maybe he parked miles away upstream and trekked back. It's just my personal opinion that he walked in and walked out. Nothing more. Just thoughts floating around my little pea brain.
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I think the brown pocket he's using is part of a carhartt vest. These are so common in Rural areas. It would help estimate build as these seen bulky and non that pliable
Police already mentioned a discarded duffle. Maybe they think he changed? Maybe he parked miles away upstream and trekked back. It's just my personal opinion that he walked in and walked out. Nothing more. Just thoughts floating around my little pea brain.
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Maybe there were wild life / trail cameras in the vicinity, maybe the property owner, Mr. Logan, gave others permission to hunt there and they've put trail cameras up to capture deer, etc.. Some people leave those up even out of season for whatever they hunt.I think it could be worth exploring whether the Logan property had any sort of security cameras. If not, the perp(s) could have simply parked there and left from there after leaving the girls bodies. That would also mean figuring out who knew that Mr. Logan was out of town that day. imho
I freaked out in a Hall of Mirrors in Fishermans Wharf and had to be rescued.