margarita25
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FollowingI wonder if phone records line up with the reported kidnapper calls.
I don't know what to think. The man called and said he'd harm her if they called police? Don't you only hear that in the movies?
Perp thinks: "If I can spook the family into not reporting, I'll have a nice head-start on my escape to Mexico or wherever." The threat, if it works and silences the family, can make for a more efficient getaway. But calling the family with a threat like that is a gamble. In this case the perp's gamble failed bec/ the family did in fact alert LE.I'm trying to figure out what the point of calling family is unless he wanted a ransom. Why notify family you're doing a kidnapping and not just try to make a clean getaway?
Watching Fox4 news and they said FBI now involved. No link because I'm watching live. Shavon was watching her disabled cousin and they aren't sure if anyone else was there. Detective said no sign of forced entry in the home. Suspect contacted several times but then stopped won't say what demands.
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And if she was only home with a disabled girl, who gave the vehicle description? And ... they saw the car but not a driver? Why do I always have so many nagging questions?
And if she was only home with a disabled girl, who gave the vehicle description? And ... they saw the car but not a driver? Why do I always have so many nagging questions?
http://www.wfaa.com/news/local/fami...issing-lancaster-teen-shavon-randle/452917397Her aunt spoke with WFAA at Lancaster Police Headquarters while she waited for any news of her niece.
Meanwhile, tears fell back at the place the teen was last seen. Police say sometime Wednesday morning, Shavon disappeared from the home of another aunt and uncle, where she's living off Southridge Drive.
That’s when the phone started ringing.
"The suspects were calling family members and the family member in turn contacted us," said Det. Joseph Brickett with Lancaster Police.
He said the first call came around 10:30 Wednesday morning.
"'Do you know the victim?'" said Brickett, summarizing the call an unknown man made to the Randle family. "Yes. I do. 'Ok, well we have her' and a few minutes later they called back."
No forced entry. Would she have opened the door to someone she did not recognize? The phone number could have been gotten from the child. Did anyone recognize the caller's voice. Because the child was taken from a home, I don't feel this was random. These people knew the child's whereabouts and possibly that she was without an adult present. They need to get these "people". Kidnapping - local and federal crime. The FBI brings in additional resources. Anyone with additional info please post!
PS. Did the call come in after the crime was made public? If so, could be a sick prank.
Hope they get these ??? soon.