Knox
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Live Video | KVUE.comPressor link please?
I'm being told "Access Denied", not sure if that's because I'm in the UK.VUE is planning to stream it on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, etc:
KVUE
Austin's Leading Local News: Weather, Traffic, Sports and more | Austin, Texas | KVUE.com
Okay in regard to the open door, I found it mentioned in this source: Search underway for missing mom, infant
“in addition to the details provided by police, Broussard's friends say online that when her husband arrived home, her vehicle, purse and baby bag were all there but the door was wide open and she and the baby were missing. Police have not confirmed that.”
So take that with a grain of salt. “Not confirmed”
edit to add: other reports discuss the car door being unlocked but do not mention the apartment front door at all.
Working great. Thank you so much. Still waiting.
Will try!@PommyMommy can you watch and post for us? I cannot.
Ita.I didn’t know that. Interesting.
Given that i’d really like to hear at the presser that there’s evidence mom wasn't coping well, that her mom leaving was a turning point and that it appears she’s just taking some time.
One can dream.
Cameras are live now, just waiting.
Bump...... I have seen no MSM mentioning this as a true fact.....mooAgreed.
This is new to me, too .
Hmmm...
thanks - anyone who is able to watch/post would be welcome to it.Will try!
What are you getting at?
VUE is planning to stream it on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, etc:
KVUE
Austin's Leading Local News: Weather, Traffic, Sports and more | Austin, Texas | KVUE.com
If school was released at 3, unless the kid was in an after school program, there is no way they waited 3 hours before calling someone else to pick the son up from school. Waiting 1 hour even would be unusual unless the school is just super busy after hours and no one noticed that he was still waiting. They would have tried to call her first and when the phone went to voicemail they would have called the next person on the contact list and so on until they got an answer. If the kid was in pre-k and was supposed to be released at 2:15, it makes more sense if he got home at 2, maybe grabbed a snack, watched tv for a minute then around 2:30 was getting called by the school that the son hadn't been picked up yet.