Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I live in the area and have heard that the girl is someone with 'special needs'. The cops are very much taking the case seriously.
That would explain the missing details regarding the man's appearance. And now there are other questions that come up - Why was she by herself? Why didn't anyone notice?
very sad indeed
But it's also scary knowing that the man could potentially still be around the area.
I don't think that's bet unusual at all. We have two kids with SN in our neighborhood and they are often around outside walking on their own.
Also, it happened between 7 and 8am. People are busy, hurrying to get to work, etc. I could see people just driving by and not paying attention. Things happen all the time in this area, I'm broad daylight without witnesses.
Agree that it's scary to think the guy is still around.
...and we haven't been told anything about him. No clue what color skin he has, if he's old or young, etc. And no clue where the incident happened ("near 108" isn't a location).
Maybe the girl wasn't able to provide a description so the cops are doing the best they can. I read that they are going to look through Sherwood HS security tapes. Hopefully something turns up.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I live in the area and have heard that the girl is someone with 'special needs'. The cops are very much taking the case seriously.
That would explain the missing details regarding the man's appearance. And now there are other questions that come up - Why was she by herself? Why didn't anyone notice?
very sad indeed
But it's also scary knowing that the man could potentially still be around the area.
I don't think that's bet unusual at all. We have two kids with SN in our neighborhood and they are often around outside walking on their own.
Also, it happened between 7 and 8am. People are busy, hurrying to get to work, etc. I could see people just driving by and not paying attention. Things happen all the time in this area, I'm broad daylight without witnesses.
Agree that it's scary to think the guy is still around.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I live in the area and have heard that the girl is someone with 'special needs'. The cops are very much taking the case seriously.
That would explain the missing details regarding the man's appearance. And now there are other questions that come up - Why was she by herself? Why didn't anyone notice?
very sad indeed
But it's also scary knowing that the man could potentially still be around the area.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I live in the area and have heard that the girl is someone with 'special needs'. The cops are very much taking the case seriously.
That would explain the missing details regarding the man's appearance. And now there are other questions that come up - Why was she by herself? Why didn't anyone notice?
very sad indeed
But it's also scary knowing that the man could potentially still be around the area.
I don't think that's bet unusual at all. We have two kids with SN in our neighborhood and they are often around outside walking on their own.
Also, it happened between 7 and 8am. People are busy, hurrying to get to work, etc. I could see people just driving by and not paying attention. Things happen all the time in this area, I'm broad daylight without witnesses.
Agree that it's scary to think the guy is still around.
...and we haven't been told anything about him. No clue what color skin he has, if he's old or young, etc. And no clue where the incident happened ("near 108" isn't a location).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I live in the area and have heard that the girl is someone with 'special needs'. The cops are very much taking the case seriously.
That would explain the missing details regarding the man's appearance. And now there are other questions that come up - Why was she by herself? Why didn't anyone notice?
very sad indeed
But it's also scary knowing that the man could potentially still be around the area.
I don't think that's bet unusual at all. We have two kids with SN in our neighborhood and they are often around outside walking on their own.
Also, it happened between 7 and 8am. People are busy, hurrying to get to work, etc. I could see people just driving by and not paying attention. Things happen all the time in this area, I'm broad daylight without witnesses.
Agree that it's scary to think the guy is still around.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I live in the area and have heard that the girl is someone with 'special needs'. The cops are very much taking the case seriously.
That would explain the missing details regarding the man's appearance. And now there are other questions that come up - Why was she by herself? Why didn't anyone notice?
very sad indeed
But it's also scary knowing that the man could potentially still be around the area.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I live in the area and have heard that the girl is someone with 'special needs'. The cops are very much taking the case seriously.
That would explain the missing details regarding the man's appearance. And now there are other questions that come up - Why was she by herself? Why didn't anyone notice?
very sad indeed
But it's also scary knowing that the man could potentially still be around the area.
Anonymous wrote:I live in the area and have heard that the girl is someone with 'special needs'. The cops are very much taking the case seriously.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I agree
Something fishy.
Well I'm the poster who lives in the area. I agree that something is weird about the lack of details in the story. Maybe it was someone the girl new (but was still rape)?
At any rate, there has been an increase in police activity in the area so the police must have some suspicion that something happened. There were police cars by the elementary school and on a few of the roads around it yesterday. Even later into the evening/night.
Many times police purposely leave out details as a strategy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I agree
Something fishy.
Well I'm the poster who lives in the area. I agree that something is weird about the lack of details in the story. Maybe it was someone the girl new (but was still rape)?
At any rate, there has been an increase in police activity in the area so the police must have some suspicion that something happened. There were police cars by the elementary school and on a few of the roads around it yesterday. Even later into the evening/night.
Anonymous wrote:15:24 the police walk a fine line between capability and politics/press. What you need to is request a meeting about public safety with them and include the press and local politicians (in office or running for office). 'Have questions in advance and do not tolerate aversion from the answer. If they dont answer they need to provide you with an ex
Anonymous wrote:If the police did not include a basic description of the suspect it means that they are dubious about the whole episode.