He wasn't a big enough wuss to make Susan disappear. I think that should tell us enough about what JP is capable of doing to his children should he kidnap them.
I agree if he does kidnap them they will never be seen alive again. And much like Susan I doubt their bodies would be found again. If LE is smart they should track JP with a GPS. I would for sure keep tabs on his cell phone.
The hearing showed everyone just how much JP loathes the Coxes as well as their church. And we all know what happens when a sociopath's hatred outweighs any feelings they have for a "loved one". Caylee Anthony is gone for that same reason. Casey hated her mother more than she loved her daughter.
I do think it's possible that they might find the boys if Josh did abduct them. For a couple of reasons.
A) Josh would kill himself too, so he wouldn't need to hide his crime to prevent prosecution.
B) Knowing where the boys were and what happened to them would be horrible for Susan's family.
I wouldn't even be surprised if Josh did it so that family members found them.
I don't know that I think it took much "courage" to make Susan disappear. Since I don't think he strangled her or anything.
I think the "courage" was in the hours it took him to work up the courage to put something in her pancakes. Then hide a body.
However, I definitely agree Susan's disappearance shows what he is capable of.
EVEN if he was innocent, what he has done since her disappearance shows what he is capable of.
I have a very strongly dislike for certain organized religions. (With good reason, unlike Josh.)
However, I have family members who are very involved in those religions.
I would never dream of keeping my children away from those family members.
If my children had to go into foster care, I would rather they go with those family members (whom I cannot stand) than be with strangers.
So while I can almost relate to Josh on the religion and in-law issues... I fail to understand the depriving people of their grandchildren.
If I I have not done that, he certainly had no right to.
I had real safety issues to worry about and I still found a way to allow them to see my kids.