ddav
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Thanks, I wasnt sure at what point the technology became that specific.The DNA could certainly have identified the race of the perp if the right DNA work was done in a lab
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Thanks, I wasnt sure at what point the technology became that specific.The DNA could certainly have identified the race of the perp if the right DNA work was done in a lab
I suspect like many Dothanites my experience of Ozark was for the most approaching it from US 231. It would be easy to get turned around and wind up just about anywhere. from the eastern fringes of Ozark the route to Dothan would not be as obvious from the more familiar 231 area.I still wonder how J.B. Beasley and Tracie Hawlett ended up all the way up in Ozark, AL if after they stopped at the Headland, AL BP (now Citgo) gas station they then decided to get directions to Midland City, AL? The geography and psychology aspect of the case is very interesting.
Do you think they got lost after leaving the Headland, AL BP(now Citgo) gas station the night of July 31, 1999?
I found some articles that I linked down below to describe why I ask the question. I am not stating for a fact that J.B. Beasley was lost driving that night. Maybe she was not lost? In my opinion, I think she was lost. But somehow she made it to the party in Skipperville, AL northeast of Ozark, AL where she and Tracie were spotted by others. And then from there they ended up at the Big Little gas station in Ozark, AL where they were spotted by Ms. Merrit and her daughter.
uxpamagazine.org/geographic-orientation-disorientation-getting-lost-and-getting-found-in-real-and-information-spaces/
Opinion | ‘Lost Every Day’
I watched a video with her sister Jacqui and she said thst JB knew her way around Ozark because she grew up there etc.
I suspect like many Dothanites my experience of Ozark was for the most approaching it from US 231. It would be easy to get turned around and wind up just about anywhere. from the eastern fringes of Ozark the route to Dothan would not be as obvious from the more familiar 231 area.
At first I couldn't find the spot because the directions are inaccurate. 99 at Tumbleton goes North. It was confusing. Then I thought like a teen or early twenty-something (probably the author of the map) in the pre-satellite era of 1999. I think I found it at 31.434230, -85.127547
At first I couldn't find the spot because the directions are inaccurate. 99 at Tumbleton goes North. It was confusing. Then I thought like a teen or early twenty-something (probably the author of the map) in the pre-satellite era of 1999. I think I found it at 31.434230, -85.127547
JB was not lost, her sister has also stated this on this form
I was not trying to imply the she was lost. I was just looking for the party spot and could not find it because of inaccurate directions (99 does not intersect 95) until I thought like the mapmaker. Quite the contrary, based on what I've read, I don't think that they were ever lost and the places they went to and the roads they took were deliberate.
I’m from Dothan and I remember when this happened. I was a pre-teen and my cousin was about the same age as the girls. I’ve done a lot of research on the case and it has always completely puzzled me. Something about this arrest does not sit right with me at all. I guess it’s too soon to really tell, but I just don’t feel right about it.
Only time will tell. I’ve always thought this was a cover up job and there were several theories as to why early on in the case, but I could be wrong. We have to see what this DNA is and where it came from. It will be interesting to see how it all pans out. I’m sure there are many things that we don’t know about in this case as usual in cold cases.They have CM's DNA. 99.9 percent sure they have the right guy.