Found Safe TN - Mary Catherine Elizabeth Thomas, 15, Maury County, 13 March 2017 #14 *Arrest*

[dizzychick]

TBI has known about his Cialis prescription for quite a while, I am sure.

I have a friend who works at a high end retirement center, she said she has overheard the women complaining in no uncertain terms about their hubby's buying Cialis and Viagra online which has made them all very very unhappy LOL So it never ends ladies just a head's up lol

 

[JLSChook]

Nancy Grace makes me want to puke. JMO

And that surprises you, because.....??

:angel:

 

[Fireweed]

I just want to add one quick thing here, because it has been bothering me. I know there were rumors these two were hiding out on a commune (turned out to not be true). I was born and raised on a commune. We would never, ever have hidden people out who were breaking the law, and we most certainly would not have helped a man who kidnapped a child. I don't know what people think of communes, but the one I was on was full of moms. People who live on communes want to be left alone, and they definitely do not want illegal activity calling attention to the place. Communes are not places for fugitives to get help. You cannot just "show up" on a commune with zero connection to anyone there and not be viewed with suspicion.

When I lived on the commune, an 18 year old who lived there started bringing his 14 year old girlfriend around. A lot of people were very concerned about this, but then they realized that 14 was legal age of consent in our state, and so they decided all they could do was talk to the guy about it.

 

[papixee]

Click for mug shot!

https://twitter.com/chrisconte/status/855178469705211904/photo/1

OMG, he looks greasy and dirty and disgusting. :sick:

 

[Treelights]

You know, reading all this...I thought his past was a lie, looks like his "present" was a lie as well, lying about so many things. What kind of a life did he want? A life built on lies, well, that foundation is not secure. That fake foundation will and did crumble. What a weirdo!!!

IMOO.

 

[lonetraveler]

I lived in a commune in northern California (not BBR) as a teen. Nobody's story was ever scrutinized as far as I know. Everything was taken at face value, emphasis was on what a person could contribute to the community.
Wish I could see more, tablet is glitchy,

Has there been any discussion yet on if he presented Elizabeth as a potential wife or as a daughter?

 

[BIC]

And that surprises you, because.....??

:angel:

Not surprised at all actually, she has always made me ill!

 

[Kapua]

Didn't like it there or were kicked out?

We don't yet know if they were really there at the commune. Cummins is the one who said they had been there and didn't like it, and he is a known liar.

 

[dizzychick]

I just want to add one quick thing here, because it has been bothering me. I know there were rumors these two were hiding out on a commune (turned out to not be true). I was born and raised on a commune. We would never, ever have hidden people out who were breaking the law, and we most certainly would not have helped a man who kidnapped a child. I don't know what people think of communes, but the one I was on was full of moms. People who live on communes want to be left alone, and they definitely do not want illegal activity calling attention to the place. Communes are not places for fugitives to get help. You cannot just "show up" on a commune with zero connection to anyone there and not be viewed with suspicion.

When I lived on the commune, an 18 year old who lived there started bringing his 14 year old girlfriend around. A lot of people were very concerned about this, but then they realized that 14 was legal age of consent in our state, and so they decided all they could do was talk to the guy about it.

I agree fully and this jerk here must have had fantasies of living off the grid with his young lover and no one would know the difference like just because you are in a commune does not mean you dont watch the news or keep up with current events. He was deluded in his thinking. So happy he was busted

I was reading about age of consent per country; in Islamic countries the girl can be as young as 9 !!!! I remember reading that in the book " Not W/O my daughter" By Betty Mahmoody. She was warned if she left her daughter they could marry her off in a few short years.

 

[LaneGirl]

We don't yet know if they were really there at the commune. Cummins is the one who said they had been there and didn't like it, and he is a known liar.

Thanks!

Sorry that was a rhetorical question.

 

[Smallfox]

Some communes have the "live and let live" mentality so I can see him taking her to one kinda a no questions asked kinda thing.

BUT thankfully someone was suspicious enough to report him.

Sorry if someone else has posted this......
On one of the many links that has been posted today, I read on one that the commune they were staying with asked them to leave.

I would like to know how they found the cabin they were in. It was supposed to be so remote and no one around.

 

[shifferbrainz]

I am only trying to defend ET's honor. There are other uses for KY jelly. One of them being theatrical makeup effects. Which ET is into. Check out wikipedia.

Don't hate me for that. It is not good evidence. Sorry. I'm not even an attorney and I could tear that one all up. KY does not prove sexual intent. I have a tube in my garage and I intend to use it for pressing bushings into control links, shocks , and the like. It washes off with water unlike grease. Take it for what it is worth. Look on off road building forums and ky will be mentioned quite often. I would not use my garage tube for any household use, being a married, grown up grandpa and all----

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[JayLee#99]

I have a question and I'm sorry if it was already asked and answered.

Does ET have the right to refuse a sexual assault exam?


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[LaneGirl]

Sorry if someone else has posted this......
On one of the many links that has been posted today, I read on one that the commune they were staying with asked them to leave.

I would like to know how they found the cabin they were in. It was supposed to be so remote and no one around.

This has some of the detail...

http://www.tennessean.com/story/new...capture-tennessees-most-wanted-man/100703956/

 

[Treelights]

I am only trying to defend ET's honor. There are other uses for KY jelly. One of them being theatrical makeup effects. Which ET is into. Check out wikipedia.

Don't hate me for that. It is not good evidence. Sorry. I'm not even an attorney and I could tear that one all up. KY does not prove sexual intent. I have a tube in my gaage and I intend to use it for pressing bushings into control links, shocks , and the like. It washes off with water unlike grease. Take it for what it is worth. Look on off road building forums and ky will be mentioned quite often.

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All I think of when I hear KY jelly is Jodi Arias... so yeah, I guess I am biased on that, plus well, KY is KY. In My Opinion, Tad knew what he wanted to use it for.

IMOO.

 

[Coffeequeen]

Comments on her instagram are making me sick. I'm reporting every inappropriate comment. &#128545;

 

[peedoffinny]

Intriguing. How would they bring those charges so quick without actually having some evidence to support it?

I don't want to offend ET or anyone else, but I wonder if he was caught on video at Walmart buying condoms.

 

[DatelineFan]

I just want to add one quick thing here, because it has been bothering me. I know there were rumors these two were hiding out on a commune (turned out to not be true). I was born and raised on a commune. We would never, ever have hidden people out who were breaking the law, and we most certainly would not have helped a man who kidnapped a child. I don't know what people think of communes, but the one I was on was full of moms. People who live on communes want to be left alone, and they definitely do not want illegal activity calling attention to the place. Communes are not places for fugitives to get help. You cannot just "show up" on a commune with zero connection to anyone there and not be viewed with suspicion.

When I lived on the commune, an 18 year old who lived there started bringing his 14 year old girlfriend around. A lot of people were very concerned about this, but then they realized that 14 was legal age of consent in our state, and so they decided all they could do was talk to the guy about it.

When I mentioned that it wouldn't surprise me if fugitives often passed through communes, I certainly wasn't implying that the commune would have knowledge of this. Just to clarify, I was thinking it might be a good way for them to be somewhat off-grid temporarily, where people may not ask too many questions, or require ID, etc. No offense intended! &#128522;

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[Fireweed]

Again, as someone who grew up on a commune in the western US, if two "redneck" style people from Tennessee showed up, looking all square and whatnot, that would have been a big red flag that they were probably not hippie commune types.

Where I grew up, we would have never let these two stay at the commune. We would have let them stay the night if it was late and they were broke or otherwise not able to get a hotel or some other place to stay, but that would have only been because we were being nice. I remember MANY times over the years visitors getting kicked off for lots and lots of reasons. Remember, a commune is a place where people live. Would you want someone you don't know all that well living with you now? Nope. I saw people get kicked off because they had an annoying dog.

All the moms on the commune would have at least been upset that the girl was not in school, even if they believed that they were father and daughter.

 

[cricket]

(1) I actually don't see a smirk or smug look in TC's mugshot. To me, he looks more like, "Aw shucks, you got me! I sinned. Pray for me. Jill, can I come home now?"
(2) KY Jelly: Christ, no wonder they never released that info. I hate to have to ask this but could forcible sodomy be on the table here as well?
(3) Never been a fan of wishing prison rape on rapists, it's always seemed like lowering oneself to "their" level. Just me?

I'm with you. To me it's disgusting to wish that someone would get raped. Criminals deserve an approximate prison sentence, but no one should be raped.