[Palladin]

Please continue discussion of the case here, if you wish.

The van mentioned is registered in Cambridge Springs, PA. No indication that it is case-related.

Also, note that special agent Eaton states they have more information on where the Ricci jeep was during the time it was missing from Moul's lot.

[DoughtyOne]

A little girl in California was abducted yesterday afternoon. There is already a composit photo of the perp in the media. Where is the one of Elizabeth Smart's perp? I hate to say it, but this case wreaks of mishandling more every day. I can't help but compare it to the Ramsey girl who's death will never be solved.

[Palladin]

All viewpoints welcome here.

[GovernmentShrinker]

Seems to me that police should be paying more urgent attention to multiple witness reports of a 12-14 year old girl, crying and apparently being restrained in a vehicle by men far too young to be her father or responsible adult relatives. It's probably not Elizabeth, but it's almost certainly a minor who's in serious danger. If the owner of the vehicle has been identified, have Pennsylvania police been to his home address to see if he still lives there? It's illegal to have a vehicle registered in a state where one no longer resides, and the insurance would be invalid. Do they have a photo of him? Previous reports said Boulder police knew who the two men were -- so what are they doing to track them down? If neither is the owner of the vehicle, have police attempted to contact the owner and ask him if knows how to reach them, since they're driving his van around the country? Shouldn't their photos be posted? Everybody seems awfully relaxed about this "check welfare" case.

[varina davis]

Just saw the two convenience store clerks on Hannity and Colmes, who were witnesses to the young, blond girl crying in the van in Nebraska.

Very good interview EXCEPT the one clerk was cut short just as started to describe something that happened. So aggravating. Unless LE doesn't want too much said publicly.

The whole scenario in the van sounded much worse than we've heard from the mainstream media, to date. One clerk (or store mgr.) said one of the men in the van was barefoot and explained it was because they were at a rest stop. Also, one said the girl looked to be between age 12 and 14. Then they interview the uncle and aunt, who were about as unemotional as cold fish. They still act, IMHO, as though they know something no one else does.

[whenigettime]

Here to discuss!!!! Thanks, Palladin!