I agree. LE should also do a cell tower dump of all the phones that pinged in that vicinity between midnight and 4 am. There aren't usually too many people out driving around at that hour, especially in a somewhat remote suburban area. This would assume that the kidnapper(s) had phones with them. If it was pre-planned, this wouldn't apply as I assume the perp(s) would not be that dumb (but you never know...).
Celebrity equals magic dust, to some, If you know what I mean.....
So I live in Manhattan and have kids who went to private school with many VIP and VVIP’s kids. Have a niece and nephew who do, too. The only child I know of who had *serious* security was Barron Trump. These children who have private drivers and nannies who make sure they get to school and activities safely, and they live in buildings with good security protocols. Their parents track their phones. It wouldn’t be too easy to abduct a younger child. The schools have very good security. There’s a certain level of trust in the places these children inhabit and it’s a small, safe bubble they live in. But they don’t have bodyguards, that I’ve ever seen.I'm not familiar with how much security detail she has on her children, that's why i wondered. I'm sorry, i wasn't known with SG before this all happened because i'm from Europe so didn't really watch her show
As a local-this situation is absolutely new, however locally he appears the same way anytime he's called to speak. So....I personally don't put much stock into him especially of his handling of local stuff.
Yup. And I'm leaning toward someone very familiar with the family and her house. A local, maybe a contract worker or something. JMO.
NG posted that picture on her FB on 12/25/25.
We see some top officials who are really good at this, and some who aren't. Many times it comes down to experience, and this is an all but unprecedented case for any department.
There's no way they wouldn't have done that as soon as possible, especially considering the involvement of the FBI, who are experts at that sort of thing.
Oh. So sort of not as professional and on point as one would like?
Thank you!!
Oh dear.
I heard a LE expert yesterday say that a sheriff is an elected position so they're usually not as technically proficient and concise as a police chief (or something like that). Makes sense to me.
Is the press conference a distraction so that law-enforcement can accomplish something without everybody watching?
Thanks Mass!
