And the sun set at 8:41 that night. So now I’m supposed to believe DR saw her run by in the dark 1.5 hours after she started running when she supposedly doesn’t run in the dark?
Nope. If there’s a way I don’t know how. I edited it and typed in <delete> because I went back and proved my statement to be slightly incorrect
I still wonder what’s behind LE notifying state of Utah she could be heading there after first week going missing.
As much as I hate to say it, I think it's time for LE to look at state/county parks within easy driving distance of Brooklyn, if they haven't already. I'm still hoping. And I think live recovery should still be the priority. But evidence preservation is imperative if the worst has happened.
You can edit your post for a certain amount of time, but you can’t delete it.
I found the answer. A first degree murder conviction for a minor is a life sentence with a chance at parole in 25 years.
Civil Twilight differs from actual sundown conditions. Looking at the time the sun set isn't as correlated to actual sky light. It's still light out. especially in Iowa, with the lack of mountains blocking available last rays.
Here you go.
"She said Mollie had not called into work that day and she hadn't showed up, and then I looked at the messages and she hadn't opened or read the message," he said. "And then I started getting in contact with her friends and family, saying, 'Have you seen her or heard from her?' And they all said the same thing. 'No, we haven't heard from her since yesterday.'"
Jack said that when Tibbetts' mother called into the hospital and she wasn't there, he drove back to Brooklyn.
Boyfriend of college student missing almost a week speaks out
confirmed. It was early on and I'm not sure why they thought she might be in Utah. Police in southern Utah ask residents to be on lookout for missing Iowa woman
Good point and I do recall somewhere someone stated, perhaps DJ, that the door didn't have any scratch marks on it. I have a dog and if he were locked up and I was in distress or he even heard a tiny scuffle, he would be barking like mad and scratching and pushing against the door. My dog is actually capable of opening some doors in our house I kid you not. We have to make sure to lock them so he doesn't get out. I have a picture I took when he was rushed to emergency and had to have an operation for bloat. He had been at a daycare that day because we were having the floors polished. He gets seperation anxiety and worked himself into a state where he bloated. Luckily the kennel owner was also a GSD owner and recognized the signs immediately. He loaded him in the truck and rushed him to a local vet where they performed the operation on him and he survived. I was insane that day because the GSD we had him we lost to bloat. I went to see the dog that afternoon and he was just up from surgery and pacing around. He could hear the people in the waiting room and he actually went to the door and turned the handle and opened it. I was taking a pic of him at the time because I thought it was adorable he was trying to get out and wanted to send it to my hubby to show him he was ok. No sooner did I take the pic and he got the door open and was out the door like a flash. The vet had a stray cat that they kept in the office like a house cat and my dog went right after it. This was all within an hour of his surgery. He is an incredibly smart and determined dog and he figures things out real fast.
Yes, this is just weird to me. I don't want to make something out of nothing though. All I can think is she was not one to respond to texts regularly. I do have a 23 year old son that is awful about this. You can text him a question and he'll answer you three days later. But, with his friends he responds immediately. ugh, youth
