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This article states that Emily is not only a POI in Lucas case but also a witness? What does that mean? Does that insinuate that someone else hurt him?
Lucas' stepmom is a person of interest and a witness in his disappearance, DA says
Emily Glass received a "not guilty" verdict from jurors in a case alleging she endangered her 1-year-old daughter by driving to a Wichita restaurant for dinner while she was high on marijuana. But she remains part of the focus of a mystery that's plagued the city for the past three months:
Where is her 5-year-old stepson, Lucas Hernandez?
She is a person of interest in his disappearance, Sedgwick County District Attorney Marc Bennett said Wednesday, speaking outside of his office at the downtown courthouse where Glass' trial was held just moments after jurors voted to acquit her of one count of child endangerment.
They deliberated for less than an hour before delivering the verdict.
Glass also is a witness, Bennett said Wednesday, to whatever happened to the Beech Elementary pre-kindergartner after he was last seen in February.
http://www.kansas.com/news/local/crime/article211291614.html
Regarding Glass' acquittal today my poor brain is split down the middle. On the one hand I can somewhat understand the logic; there was evidence from her confession and the witness statement but there was no physical evidence like a blood test, she was not stopped for a DUI and she arrived home safely with the baby. From that I can see how the jury would be challenged to find her guilty of endangering her daughter.
Plus, these days with so many states legalizing marijuana more peole are taking a "soft" stance on someone using it. To be clear I'm not saying it's right to drive after smoking, let alone after smoking three bowls but it's possible the jurors looked at it the same way they might have if Glass had said she had a couple of beers or a glass of wine. I don't know, just thinking out loud.
However, on the other hand it was surprising that Glass' attorney made such a point about there being no evidence of her smoking marijuana - no grass or pipes found in the house, no blood test. I took it as her saying it was only Glass' word that she had gotten high, which if you think about it, in an odd kind of way she was calling Glass a liar. How else could her statements be taken?
Anyway, there are other possible charges awaiting Glass, like the original charge that included endangering Lucas and we might see more on custody issues with her bio boys. I do think the DA has to tread carefully though so it doesn't look like the office is harassing her. I'm not 100% clear on double jeopardy but if there's a chance that could come into play I'd rather see Glass walk if that avoids issues down the road.
These is all my own thoughts and speculation. What I wish for most right now if for Glass to officially be named a suspect/POI. IMO she's feeling confident that she's gonna escape the consequences of her hair-trigger outbursts.
It'll be interesting to see if she's able to rein in that temper now that the spotlight is on her... MOO.
This article states that Emily is not only a POI in Lucas case but also a witness? What does that mean? Does that insinuate that someone else hurt him?
Lucas' stepmom is a person of interest and a witness in his disappearance, DA says
Emily Glass received a "not guilty" verdict from jurors in a case alleging she endangered her 1-year-old daughter by driving to a Wichita restaurant for dinner while she was high on marijuana. But she remains part of the focus of a mystery that's plagued the city for the past three months:
Where is her 5-year-old stepson, Lucas Hernandez?
She is a person of interest in his disappearance, Sedgwick County District Attorney Marc Bennett said Wednesday, speaking outside of his office at the downtown courthouse where Glass' trial was held just moments after jurors voted to acquit her of one count of child endangerment.
They deliberated for less than an hour before delivering the verdict.
Glass also is a witness, Bennett said Wednesday, to whatever happened to the Beech Elementary pre-kindergartner after he was last seen in February.
http://www.kansas.com/news/local/crime/article211291614.html
Boy oh boy. EG is a person of interest in Lucas's disappearance and also a witness to whatever happened to him. That pretty much says she knows all about it!
Kristin and Jonathan's cases were both continued for May 23rd. I don't believe actual trial dates have been set, but if I'm wrong please correct me.JH is set for May 23rd and is a trial before a judge, not a jury.
I'm not sure about KE's but for some reason I think it's on the same day.
http://www.kansas.com/news/local/crime/article210817649.htmlKristin and Jonathan's cases were both continued for May 23rd. I don't believe actual trial dates have been set, but if I'm wrong please correct me.
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Yes! And that LE also knows all about it.
Reminder, do not delve deeper into KE's upcoming trial other than what our VIs and MSM have reported. If KE's charges have anything to do with Lucas' disappearance, we will find out soon. She's otherwise off-limits for sleuthing for now.
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EG has been named a POI.
She is a person of interest in his disappearance, Sedgwick County District Attorney Marc Bennett said Wednesday, speaking outside of his office at the downtown courthouse where Glass' trial was held just moments after jurors voted to acquit her of one count of child endangerment.

Read more here: http://www.kansas.com/news/local/crime/article211291614.html#storylink=cpy
What are they waiting for?
POI AND “witness”! I don’t believe I’ve ever heard that combination used on one person.
Lots to digest and pick apart.
What are they waiting for?
Are we allowed the theorize about KE possibly having involvement?
Maybe just the body. If I were EG, I would definitely go move it asap to somewhere more secure, since they're probably right on the cusp of finding it. Hopefully she doesn't think of that.
Maybe just the body. If I were EG, I would definitely go move it asap to somewhere more secure, since they're probably right on the cusp of finding it. Hopefully she doesn't think of that.
I actually think it would be good for her to do. Think about it, sh is being watched and she would lead police directly to the body of little Lucas. Somewhere only the one who put him there would know. She may think to move him to a place she knows has already been searched so that it takes longer to find. If so, we will finally bring home this sweet baby boy, potentially have her with evidence on her hands literally. So it could be a good thing...
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