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To: Bladerunnuh
"Every indication is, it’s been an abduction," Overland Park Police Chief John Douglas told FOX News on Tuesday. "So far, our best information is coming from the surveillance video."

And kids, you have to go to Police Chief school for many, many weeks to come to deductions like this. Don't try it without proper training.

71 posted on 06/05/2007 3:34:57 PM PDT by HitmanLV ("Lord, give me chastity and temperance, but not now." - St. Augustine)
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To: HitmanLV

It would be my bet they already know who the male person of interest is. He’s young, dressed very casual in shorts, apparently not smart enough to realize the CCTVs all over the place.

It does not make it clear, if after forced into her vehicle, if her vehicle exited the parking lot, only stating they located her vehicle across the street. This would indicate a vehicle transfer of the victim into another vehicle. Was she fighting at the transfer point? Were their witnesses? Did she voluntarily exit her vehicle and enter another vehicle. This would also indicate this was premeditated, or planned, if the suspect vehicle, or transfer vehicle was previously parked across the street.

My bet is the suspect is a local and is already been identified due to his age and dress. I would bet a cup of coffee he’s already under surveillance, or his where abouts are still being sought. It’s also likely the suspect possibly was not operating alone and was involved with one or more person. The transfer vehicle possibly had a driver waiting behind the wheel. Finally, I would suspect since this seems premeditated, not a random thing, the suspect has some kind of connection to the victim. Just speculation here.


72 posted on 06/05/2007 3:48:32 PM PDT by dragnet2
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