SideKick
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Well, I just located this OBIT for a Vince Fontana who lived all his life in HMB.
http://www.hmbreview.com/obituaries...cle_dd11d9f0-b315-11e0-82b6-001cc4c03286.html
Could well be the father SR. He has a son with the same name. Note Grandchildren in Obit.
http://www.hmbreview.com/obituaries...cle_dd11d9f0-b315-11e0-82b6-001cc4c03286.html
Could well be the father SR. He has a son with the same name. Note Grandchildren in Obit.
That was the name of the hill their clubhouse was built on, probably named back in the 19th century when the farm was part of the little town of Purisima. I think it has that name on maps. Probably the trees were thinner up there in those days.
The driveway was not fenced off. There was a fence between the yard and the road with a gate next to the house, and there was another gate farther down between the back yard and the road, but the kids were in and out all the time. As far as we can reconstruct the scene, Anna went out the back door and then around to the front, either to collect the mail or to greet the visitor or both. She would have had to open and close the side gate (I had not thought of this before.)
You asked whether the sportsman's club house was searched. Yes, it was. All the buildings and outbuildings were searched. The club house was about a quarter-mile up the hill.
Thank you. I take it Anna would have been able to open the gate without problem or noise? Or if anyone else did it to let her out, no one in the house would have noticed?
That report about a van with two men is making me incredibly uncomfortable. They may well have been innocent and it was a complete coincidence that they drove past at that time, but who knows.
So perhaps
A) Anna went out through the gate to check the post boxes and was snatched by a random person who happened by (because how could anyone have known she was going to go there --- unless they were hiding right there waiting for her on the odd chance that she'd go to collect the mail, whenever that would happen)
Or
B) Anna saw someone and went to greet them (could she have known the abductor(s)? Was she in the habit of going to greet just anyone who approached? How did they get away?)
Or
C) Anna saw someone and that person lured her out (were they then picked up on the road by an accomplice?)
Or
D) Someone sneaked right up to where she was on the property and grabbed her (but she made no sound, and were they then picked up as in C?)
I'm sure there are other possibilities, I just can't think of any right now.
That report about a van with two men is making me incredibly uncomfortable. They may well have been innocent and it was a complete coincidence that they drove past at that time, but who knows.
So perhaps
A) Anna went out through the gate to check the post boxes and was snatched by a random person who happened by (because how could anyone have known she was going to go there --- unless they were hiding right there waiting for her on the odd chance that she'd go to collect the mail, whenever that would happen)
Or
B) Anna saw someone and went to greet them (could she have known the abductor(s)? Was she in the habit of going to greet just anyone who approached? How did they get away?)
Or
C) Anna saw someone and that person lured her out (were they then picked up on the road by an accomplice?)
Or
D) Someone sneaked right up to where she was on the property and grabbed her (but she made no sound, and were they then picked up as in C?)
I'm sure there are other possibilities, I just can't think of any right now.