Calliope
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From her link:Where are you seeing multiple imposters? I'm only seeing references to one.
However, police say that for up to 48 hours prior to that time at least one person, possibly more, was traveling around Newport News, Virginia claiming to be Douglas Stewart.
Investigators say they have evidence that they can't currently discuss which puts Doug in Michigan on the morning Venus disappeared. They also say Doug was back at his home in Virginia just after 8:00 pm the same day.
Ok, he snatches her between 7:30 and 8:30 am. It's at least a 12 hour drive back to NN (over 750 miles, per mapquest), and through NoVA traffic that he would have hit right at the peak of rush hour going away from DC---ever tried to get through that mess??? It's nothing to take 2 hours or more to get from Woodbridge to Fredericksburg... trust me, I know ... then into the Richmond/Norfolk/NN traffic? But he's at home, 12 hours after her disappearance. And when does he stop to pee, eat, nevermind do *whatever* to Venus.
Sorry MSP. Don't see that happening.
Kim, found it. I was quoting the article puf linked to above (if you follow the arrows).
http://www.wwmt.com/articles/margin-...-imposter.html
Imposter sought in Stewart disappearance
6.1.10
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Mich. (NEWSCHANNEL 3) – Tuesday saw new developments in the search for missing mother Venus Stewart.
Stewart disappeared in late April from her parents' home in St. Joseph County. Investigators have searched, but have yet to find the missing mother of two.
Police have stopped short of referring to Venus' estranged husband, Douglas Stewart, a suspect, saying only that he's a person of interest, but they are taking a closer look at his story.
Doug says he was in Virginia when Venus was abducted and says there are witnesses and documents to back that up, but now police say they know the alibi is bogus.
Investigators say they have evidence that they can't currently discuss which puts Doug in Michigan on the morning Venus disappeared. They also say Doug was back at his home in Virginia just after 8:00 pm the same day.
However, police say that for up to 48 hours prior to that time at least one person, possibly more, was traveling around Newport News, Virginia claiming to be Douglas Stewart.
“He probably must have had a number of Doug Stewart's personal documents,” said Lt. Mike Risko of the Michigan State Police. “We believe that he was pretending to be Mr. Stewart or impersonating Mr. Stewart at a number of different businesses, paying bills, drawing funds, things of that nature.”
Police say the imposter was wearing a hooded sweatshirt, ball cap and dark mirrored sunglasses. They are looking for help in identifying the man they say was pretending to be Douglas Stewart and say if the imposter doesn't reveal himself in the next few days he could be facing serious charges.