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To: Brad's Gramma

Praying Right Now to our Lord of Merciful Grace.


23 posted on 04/28/2007 9:50:17 PM PDT by Kitty Mittens (To God Be All Excellent Praise!!)
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To: Kitty Mittens; BlessedBeGod; Fawnn; Tribune7; Brad's Gramma; Texas Termite; manna; ...

Thank you so much for your prayers, kind words and really great ideas. Today was another difficult day of searching, organizing search teams, conducting press interviews, and putting up flyers.

I wish the learnig curve weren’t so steep in this kind of thing.

After a full day of the above and with roughly 800 volunteers across Ohio and Kentucky we know as much now as the day we discovered their disappearance.

No sight of them or their car, in person or on video from any of their suspected destinations. Nothing.

I’m really close to this and am afraid I am running out of ideas. I could use some help brainstorming around two issues.

One: What tools/resources can add incremental value to the search? Anything goes.

Two: We feel the disappearance was caused by one of three things - They got lost/ran into a ditch or ravine/got stuck at the end of some road

OR
Something bad criminally happened to them i.e. car jacking, someone offering to help in some way and then doing something to them

OR
They left for an intended long trip away and just forgot to board the dog or pack suitcases or tell anyone.

What happened to them and what evidence (or lack thereof) could lead you to one of the three points. Or, is there another point to add?

So, brainstorm away on either point. I’ll be glad to clarify anything. And am open to any additional thoughts or suggestions.


24 posted on 04/28/2007 11:09:41 PM PDT by Bartholomew Roberts
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