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I can't find one iota of real information other than he 'disappeared chasing grasshoppers 100-200 yards away'.
anyone else?
It could be a birthmark.
On the side of his face by his eye? Maybe, but it looks like a fresh blood blister to me. His front tooth is also chipped and I believe I saw an old scar on the right beside his nose, and his left eyelid is almost black. All suspicious, to me, but I don't live in a remote campground, fortunately. JMO
Does the family live at the campground?? I thought they were on an outing/vacation.
I know there was talk late last night and earlier today about him being found in a lake and drowning. I've only heard one reporter say that and it was in a short video issued by News 15 out of Phoenix, and even she didn't say he drowned, she said he was "found in a lake".
First of all, there aren't any real lakes around there, they are more like watering holes and cattle tanks. Many of them are man-made, and were dug by the forest service years and years ago to help the animal population always have a water source. Many of them are located at the higher elevations, which is where the elk, deer and bears like to congregate in the winter months. The majority of these tanks range between 50'-100' feet across and maybe 4'- 8' deep, if that. We have a lot of tanks over here in the area I live that are just like them.
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Map here:
https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=zAAmDUXJe_aE.kcsOUmM2GJ3A&usp=sharing
Thanks for the great map Steelman. You mentioned that many of the lakes and watering holes might be dry. Hasn't it been rainy there recently? Wouldn't the holes and basins fill up even if only for a day or two after it rains?
I just keep getting this image that this poor little boy, lost for days was trying to get a drink of water and drowned. Of course, he could have wandered straight to the lake and died within hours of when he went missing. Can't get him off my mind.
We do not know he drowned. Do we?
Thanks for the great map Steelman. You mentioned that many of the lakes and watering holes might be dry. Hasn't it been rainy there recently? Wouldn't the holes and basins fill up even if only for a day or two after it rains?
I just keep getting this image that this poor little boy, lost for days was trying to get a drink of water and drowned. Of course, he could have wandered straight to the lake and died within hours of when he went missing. Can't get him off my mind.
We do not know he drowned. Do we?
I think that but then I think that he'd be more inclined to try to make his way back to camp, yelling for his mom. I'm not certain my kiddos first instincts when thirsty would be to drink out of a pond, they might as a last resort but I don't even think they'd do it the first day. They'd be whining a lot for sure.
I wonder if he stumbled down an embankment into the water? Even if it was shallow he could have hit his head and been knocked unconscious then drowned.
This may seem an odd remark after the fact, but wonder if Jerold was given boundaries when they first arrived? I understand he was with a group of 20, however, my littles always had their boundaries. When a group of children are playing, the older ones will go farther out to play and it really is not their responsibility to watch the little ones tagging along. JMO.
Speaking of this group of 20 that was in Jerold's party, do we know how many were adults and how many were children? Just curious, not blaming anyone.
Such sad news to wake up to this morning. Jerold, you are loved and missed.
On the side of his face by his eye? Maybe, but it looks like a fresh blood blister to me. His front tooth is also chipped and I believe I saw an old scar on the right beside his nose, and his left eyelid is almost black. All suspicious, to me, but I don't live in a remote campground, fortunately. JMO
Also, FLDS kids aren't allowed to learn to swim as Warren Jeffs has decreed that bodies of water are of the devil. https://www.splcenter.org/fighting-...ntalist-church-jesus-christ-latter-day-saints
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