Muddy K
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@ManicMuggle83 I completely appreciate your comment. It's just that I envisioned a different scenario than the one you suggested.Highly unlikely that some random "opportunistic abductor" just happened to be driving down the street at that moment. Occams Razor applied here suggests this child was was killed by the person abusing him, imo.
Looking at the photo released last week of Vang and Elijah at the auto shop, I see a little boy who is withdrawn and frightened. His body language - which I recognize because it was often mine at that age - spoke volumes, as did Vang's, IMO. Elijah wanted to be anywhere but there. He was cold and scared.
Jesse Vang's teenaged son was living in the same apartment. I don't know if the police have talked to the boy; I recall there was reporting that he is autistic or on the spectrum. Vang himself told police he took that boy to get on the school bus that morning, before then taking a several-hour nap.
What I'm wondering is, was Elijah able to get that boy to open to apartment door? Did Elijah get out the door after they left? Did he find some other way out? I'm haunted by the descriptor that he may have been wearing or carrying his red, black and white plaid blanket.
Couldn't a three-year-child run away, try to find their way home, wherever that might be to them? I just keep thinking of Elijah walking, walking, losing a shoe, walking, trying to get to his mom. It's not that he steps outside and someone driving by at just that instant grabs him. It's more, he wanders, directionless, until there is an encounter.
What would a little boy do if someone grown up said, "I can take you to your mommy"?
The searching has been incredible, exhaustive, and nothing yet.
I go over and over this because I cannot come to grips with those two people sitting in jail saying not a word about where Elijah is, if one or both of them know. I just can't accept they don't care he's dead.
JMO
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