mountainguy777
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So. When do we look for arrests to be made?
Usually when the suspects are found?
So. When do we look for arrests to be made?
If only everyone had the same respect that you have. Its actually upsetting. Some of the reactions I have read are completely lacking of any kind of empathy and understanding.
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Respectfully, this is not over. According to the story there are at least two felony fugitives out there! I think it's very valid to question why these people don't appear to be being feverishly hunted for.
Is it not odd that the Sheriff seemed so blasé about the whole ordeal?
Unless that's just how they do it in California? No urgency to get these people into custody.
That's frightening and weird to me, which is the only reason I question what really happened.
Anybody else raising an eyebrow about this besides me.............?
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maybe they did collect the ramsom but it's in the best interest for the public to be told the opposite-because it might create more kidnappings for money..
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maybe they did collect the ramsom but it's in the best interest for the public to be told the opposite-because it might create more kidnappings for money..
We don't know that the women were the captors, only that they freed her.
The only specific detail that the police shared during the news conference was that the abductors were two female that were Latino.
If there is any other detailed information that I missed please let me know.
I feel that this information should have only been shared with composite sketches and more information on what happened.
Calling out race without the full details of the abductors is wrong.
I watched the sheriff's press conference. He seems to be taking the abduction claim at face value. If he has his doubts, he sure didn't express or even hint at them, AFAICT. He said she was abducted, not allegedly abducted, near the location where her phone was found. He also said he would keep the public informed as the investigation continues. None of us knows what happened; but if we have patience, I think we'll learn more soon.
Sheriff Bosenko final question that he answered was in regards to the clothing and look of Papini's captors. He said that they did not have much more information and was going off of what Sherri had told law enforcement.I believe that their race is the only information given by SP. Please correct me if I'm mistaken.
Here's what's really bugging me, if 2 Hispanic women abducted her and are still out there why isn't there more urgency to find them? Who's to say they won't hurt someone else? We haven't gotten a great description of the vehicle, just a dark SUV (is it black, grey, dark blue), any idea of make/model? Maybe show SP pictures of SUVs to get an idea of the make/model? How come no composite sketches or at least an age range of abductors. There just seems to be no real concern to try to locate these 2 women. That's really odd to me.
I missed it earlier. Who discovered SP? How did she appear? Was she dishevelled? Bruised? Dirty? TIA
I watched the sheriff's press conference. He seems to be taking the abduction claim at face value. If he has his doubts, he sure didn't express or even hint at them, AFAICT. He said she was abducted, not allegedly abducted, near the location where her phone was found. He also said he would keep the public informed as the investigation continues. None of us knows what happened; but if we have patience, I think we'll learn more soon.
IF it turns out that she left on her own I hope she gets help to sort through what led to her leaving. I'm still haunted by the Lance Buckley story.
I just can't understand a motive...to take someone and then return them.
Just an opinion, nothing more and nothing less, that ransom was paid.