Posted on 08/01/2018 10:22:11 AM PDT by PghBaldy
The boyfriend of missing college student Mollie Tibbetts told Fox News Channel in an exclusive interview Wednesday that he believes the doors of the home she was last staying in were left unlocked – and that he now locks his doors every night.
“It’s Brooklyn. You don’t lock your doors,” Dalton Jack said. “We lock our doors now. Every night.
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When you think about homicide and violence in general, it is remarkable that it is so rare. In certain populations. The urban minorities that are killing each other at a fierce rate are probably off the charts in perpetrating violence against other persons (both homicidal and less than lethal.) In measuring crime rates the problem is always the denominator. In Honduras, for example, the murder rate is around 90/year/100,000 in population. This is a staggering rate, related to Honduras’ position as a major break bulk point for drugs form South America headed for the US. In the US the homicide rate will range from 2-4 per 100,000/year, typically. But for Detroit or Saint Louis or Baltimore, it could be 8-10x that. It is all in how you draw the boundaries that form the denominator in the rate calculation.
Because they don't have much to go on except speculation.
Most likely she crossed paths with a psycho who saw an opportunity and took it. Some hunter or farmer will probably stumble upon her remains. These stories rarely have happy endings.
Quite a few.
Still, he was a ways away, with others who verify his presence.
Not saying it is impossible, but that ups the number of people involved.
That was her brother who lives a mile away.
I stand corrected. I was reading too fast. I think one thing that sent me awry.....I thought her family lived in California. I swear I heard that on some news program. So, when I read the comment, it didn’t occur that it was her brother speaking.
Her father lives in California. It is very sad all the way around.
Young women going jogging alone in secluded areas, never a good idea.
(Police) Press conference at 9:30AM Central in about 11 minutes.
What a horror story!
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