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Search For Elizabeth: Day 4
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| June 8, 2002
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Posted on 06/08/2002 8:54:36 AM PDT by The people have spoken
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To: The people have spoken
I'm hoping they have a list of the people who looked at their house, which is presumably on the market right now. Anyone on that "list" would have gotten a look at Liz or her pictures, and her bedroom location if she was home. Didn't he come in through her bedroom window? Extended prayers to her family.
Mrs Kus
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posted on
06/08/2002 8:59:07 AM PDT
by
cgk
To: utah girl
ping
To: homeschool mama, mickie, oldfriend
ping!
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posted on
06/08/2002 9:04:48 AM PDT
by
MVV
To: cgk
Yes, the house is still on the market. To see the listing click
here.
To: The people have spoken
The tip from the milkman sounds promising. I'm sure they must be running the plates for neighboring states. If the car was a clunker as described, then the guy probably didn't drive it from very far away. And he may also not have been able to go far after the abduction, if this car doesn't run very well. Unless of course he ditched that car and switched to another one.
And another article reported that the younger sister said that Elizabeth asked the man what he was going to do to her, and he said he "might hold her for ransom." But if that's the case, it's ominous that no ransom demand has been phoned in yet.
And if he wasn't sure what he was going to do with her at the time he abducted her, that also doesn't sound good to me. If he had really been planning on a kidnapping, he would have been better organized.
To: The people have spoken
From the listing, it appears her bedroom was on the 2nd floor. Do they have any theories as to how he got up there? A balcony? rope? This is just awful. There has to be some trace of his coming and going, even on property that large (nearly an acre).
Mrs Kus
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posted on
06/08/2002 9:15:27 AM PDT
by
cgk
To: texasbluebell
There's a problem with the alleged license plate number 266 RLA. Utah issues license plates alphabetically. Currently they are at L or M. The present format "3 digits, 3 letters" has been in use for about 15 years. Before that it was "3 letters, 3 digits". Therefore it is unlikely that the plate 266 RLA has been issued in the past 25 years.
To: The people have spoken
A gorgeous place with an alarm system among other features. Why wasn't it on?
To: The people have spoken
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posted on
06/08/2002 9:51:19 AM PDT
by
TheDon
To: The people have spoken
He said at least 10 people, mostly neighbors, came into the home in the two to three hours between Elizabeth's disappearance and when police arrived at 4 a.m. Wednesday. Degradation of the crime scene alert.
To: The people have spoken
Good work....good points......
Sad deal when one has an alarm system an elects not to either use it or test it . A small little barking dog is a great backup and friend in cases like these we seem to see more of each and every day.
I'll stop the monday morning quarterback thing now...... People just need to be aware that safe and sound is not a gimme these days.
Stay Safe !
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posted on
06/08/2002 10:02:20 AM PDT
by
Squantos
To: PoisedWoman
Don't know why it wasn't on. But does anyone know WHY they were selling the home? Were they planning on moving?
Did Elizabeth have a secret boyfriend who didn't want her to move (I realize this is stretching it, but nevertheless has to be asked)..
Praying they find her. And for all those who are thinking, but won't ask..."NO, I do not suspect her parents"..
sw
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posted on
06/08/2002 10:05:19 AM PDT
by
spectre
To: cgk
He cut the screen and opened a kitchen window, which must be on the first floor. So he probably went up and down the stairs. However is it certain that the girl's bedroom was on the 2nd floor? While the 1st floor bedroom is likely the master, its not always the case, especially if the house was customized.
BTW, I thought milkmen were long a thing of the past.
To: The people have spoken;Utah girl
License plate could be expired or stolen-- mm positive it's Utah? Was this in a gated community?
To: Diddle E. Squat
BTW, I thought milkmen were long a thing of the past. Milk is the unofficial state beverage of Utah-- large families appreciate the luxury of a milkman, as milkmen have to be somewhat competitive.
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To: all
Does anyone have a copy of the composite drawing of the guy with beret and missing front tooth?
BTT...
To: The people have spoken
Coincidence that Jonbenet, Danielle and now Elizabeth are blond haired blue eyed girls who were originally taken from their homes? (Iknow, Jonbenet wasn't, but was thought at first). Where is FresnoDA? What do you think about this? All 3 were targeted, came from intact families, middle or upper class in the middle of the night...boys in the families but only the girl taken. Any ideas?
To: The people have spoken
Okay, call me nuts if you will, but am I the only one to notice some alarming parallels to the Ramsey case?
I noticed from the RE listing, that the father is the broker, he owns the business. Both abductees from prominent wealthy families. Both taken from their beds in the middle of the night. Both from Rocky Mountain states, populated area.
Just because one is born with blonde hair and blue eyes does not guarantee that one will be attractive. But both Elizabeth and JonBenet were not only beautiful, but very angelic looking as well.
The Ramseys had told police that there were many people in and out of their house in the week prior to the tragedy.
Elizabeth's abductor told the sister he would be holding her "for ransom," but no attempt has been made to collect any money.
JonBenet's family was left that crazy note written in the house, demanding money, but it's unlikely that money was what they wanted.
I pray to God I'm wrong....
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