YES, what not be alarmed immediately, when a wife and a TWO WEEK old bAby is missing. You don't take a 2 week old on a play date or to the mall.
If their complex is like mine (I live not far from Wm Cannon and know the area of 1st and Wm Cannon) anything happening in the daytime would be LESS noticed than at night. Most people work and use their apartments as sleeping areas. I also know that our complex has extremely insulated walls, doors, etc. I can sing with my amp and microphone and NO ONE hears me outside. Nice when you want privacy but NOT nice if something happens to the occupant. The silence works both ways too. I cannot hear the neighbors' dogs bark in the dog part which near my building. If I am outside I can hear the dogs. Now if she was taken outside and cause a lot of noise, someone outside might hear and would have called. I am familiar with the middle school across 1st from her complex. It can be rough as is the area there.
Just playing "devil's advocate here, not saying it is not a common thing, but I went to the mall on the way home from the hospital (after a very easy birth and I felt amazing). Baby and I enjoyed freaking out the local grannies when they asked how old she was. When I'd say "What time is it? Oh , she is 9 hours and 12 minutes old." Some of us ladies don't feel horrid and tired after birth, even with having 8 of them! (Yes, I do but most, 6, were at school). Now I am wondering if anyone at the complex noticed the open door. That area is a high crime one and an open door would be almost an invitation for thieves. Not saying Dad is innocent or guilty, just not ready to say anything without more concrete info.
He might be just saying that because it is a common thought that creepy windowless vans are used in kidnappings. I tell my youngest daughter to avoid being near creepy vans. It is harder to hide a kidnapped person in a car than in a windowless van, imo.
I'm just hoping she didn't get overwhelmed or that postpartum depression hasn't happened here.
OHHHHH, I'd LOVE to hear that 911 call!!!!I'm not sure if this means that Telemundo has the 911 call. ? Locals might want to tune in and watch. MOO
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Translated from Spanish by Microsoft
Tonight on your Telemundo Austin News we will continue coverage of the mysterious disappearance of a mother and her baby. This is the second night you don't know about them. By 10 p.m. I'll have the emotional call he makes by Heidi Broussard's partner.
9:30 PM - 13 Dec 2019
Exactly Sassygerl!!! The fact that she has not called makes me think the worst.
It is an odd thing to say about your missing 2 week old baby though. A beautiful woman?
There are several odd phrases of choice over his interviews - but yes, this one was very strange. I have never heard of a baby being called a woman nor man before in my life. He also said in the other interview on the street for people to be on the lookout for an “awesome mom” maybe in a van - that is somewhat less than descriptive of the people to be on the lookout for and yet strangely suggestive of a scenario. Some of his language concerns me - let’s hope I am wrong, and she and their baby are going to be okay.
Another key difference—this Mom was seen out, about and alive in the morning. Does anyone know what the boyfriend/husband does for work? If he has an office job and people saw him there from 8-2 that would be a lot different than, say, visiting oil fields.
There are several odd phrases of choice over his interviews - but yes, this one was very strange. I have never heard of a baby being called a woman nor man before in my life. He also said in the other interview on the street for people to be on the lookout for an “awesome mom” maybe in a van - that is somewhat less than descriptive of the people to be on the lookout for and yet strangely suggestive of a scenario. Some of his language concerns me - let’s hope I am wrong, and she and their baby are going to be okay.
Body language, swaying, lack of eye contact, inconsistent statements, weird wording (even some of the same wording) all remind me of CW’s interviews. In this case we see actual tears and no dupers delight smirk.There are several odd phrases of choice over his interviews - but yes, this one was very strange. I have never heard of a baby being called a woman nor man before in my life. He also said in the other interview on the street for people to be on the lookout for an “awesome mom” maybe in a van - that is somewhat less than descriptive of the people to be on the lookout for and yet strangely suggestive of a scenario. Some of his language concerns me - let’s hope I am wrong, and she and their baby are going to be okay.
