DC Thankyou for letting us know about the funeral. i'm glad it wasn't the horror show i was afraid of. i can't stand seeing young people being laid to rest.

Brennan...welcome and thankyou for being here~~

i know Mock can be a bit off-putting for some.

the only mods here are the owner/admin, Duchess, and me. we welcome new people and only sneer at them when they deserve it. heh

(02-12-2011, 01:43 PM)Countryside_Belle Wrote: I too remember a report, either on the 911 call, Jane V's show, or maybe with a news station, where Maytee or TW says something about Johnny saying "Hey BRO, what the hell are you doing here BRO?!":....It caught my attention that very minute, and I didn't save it or copy it at the time.....Wish I would've copied where I saw/heard that, because at the time I brushed it off, thinking that Johnny may have said "Bro" to some guy walking up or being there that was an intruder, but it makes much more sense that he KNEW the guy, and that's why he said "Bro"...I saw this SOON after the murder- like in the first few days I took interest in the case. I have no idea where I saw/heard it now though.

(02-12-2011, 02:09 PM)Lady Cop Wrote: thanks....i thought it might get more intense since funeral is probably over now. i am sure anything interesting will get posted here.

(02-12-2011, 04:17 PM)TotallyCurious Wrote:

(02-12-2011, 02:33 PM)EastCoastKat Wrote: It was Maytee that said abduction in her 911 call, wasn't it?

Yes, it was.

I wonder why her mind went there.

My son has called from parties and there was raucous noise and
his phone went dead and I never once thought to think he was
'abducted' or 'tied up.' (and those are quotes)

Granted he caught hell when he came home for being
disrespectful, but never once did my mind go to him being
tied up or kidnapped.

I say Maytell KNEW SOMETHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There is MORE TO HER STORY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

(02-12-2011, 04:21 PM)Brennan Wrote: Hi all-
I am a new poster and have never, ever, joined a thread before-so go easy on me. At first appearance this site seemed a little "scary" for the average curious web "nosey". But to be honest- I have been EXTREMELY impressed with the moderators, the respect the posters have for each other, and even the "fairness" provided to everyone with ALL perspectives. I have always tried my hardest to maintain an OPEN mind- but i assumed a thread like this could never exist because the "open" format might encourage pointless "crazies" to simply sabotage any real thought- but WOW- I am so impressed with the HONESTY and RESPECT you all allow each other's opinions-and the "crazies" are simply directed to a more appropriate thread ! (Even the "loons" are valued-they are allowed to rant in an appropriate forum-that's a lesson of true tolerance that our kids could benefit from!)
Anyhow-Like I said-I have been following this case and for some reason it has really bothered me from the beginning. I have absolutely no personal connection to any of the victims, but no matter how "normal" I consider myself (haha) I can't help but relate to the vulnerability and chaos these two families must be feeling. Lisa and Johnny were SO VERY human-flawed but desperately loved, and for some odd reason I feel like "paying attention" assures justice.
One quick question- The T person involved in this- she claimed in the 911 call that she was expecting a ride from Johnny- but she realized she needed to run the store FIRST, so she called Johnny to ask if he could wait a bit before picking her up. It just occurred to me, how'd she get the store? According to T, she had to wait until her friend's mom (?) came home to borrow her car to check on Johnny and Lisa after the disturbance. Is there a store within walking distance of “T’s” home? I wonder why “T” wouldn't have just ask Johnny and Lisa to make a quick stop at a nearby store instead of walking and then coming back to be picked up? Not sure if I even understand the claim T is making about why she wanted Johhny to wait before coming?

(02-12-2011, 04:21 PM)Brennan Wrote: Hi all-
I am a new poster and have never, ever, joined a thread before-so go easy on me. At first appearance this site seemed a little "scary" for the average curious web "nosey". But to be honest- I have been EXTREMELY impressed with the moderators, the respect the posters have for each other, and even the "fairness" provided to everyone with ALL perspectives. I have always tried my hardest to maintain an OPEN mind- but i assumed a thread like this could never exist because the "open" format might encourage pointless "crazies" to simply sabotage any real thought- but WOW- I am so impressed with the HONESTY and RESPECT you all allow each other's opinions-and the "crazies" are simply directed to a more appropriate thread ! (Even the "loons" are valued-they are allowed to rant in an appropriate forum-that's a lesson of true tolerance that our kids could benefit from!)
Anyhow-Like I said-I have been following this case and for some reason it has really bothered me from the beginning. I have absolutely no personal connection to any of the victims, but no matter how "normal" I consider myself (haha) I can't help but relate to the vulnerability and chaos these two families must be feeling. Lisa and Johnny were SO VERY human-flawed but desperately loved, and for some odd reason I feel like "paying attention" assures justice.
One quick question- The T person involved in this- she claimed in the 911 call that she was expecting a ride from Johnny- but she realized she needed to run the store FIRST, so she called Johnny to ask if he could wait a bit before picking her up. It just occurred to me, how'd she get the store? According to T, she had to wait until her friend's mom (?) came home to borrow her car to check on Johnny and Lisa after the disturbance. Is there a store within walking distance of “T’s” home? I wonder why “T” wouldn't have just ask Johnny and Lisa to make a quick stop at a nearby store instead of walking and then coming back to be picked up? Not sure if I even understand the claim T is making about why she wanted Johhny to wait before coming?

(02-12-2011, 03:13 PM)brett_ashley Wrote:

(02-12-2011, 02:47 PM)Duchess Wrote:

I will never understand why someone would aspire to be looked upon as a gangster. Am I missing something here? Why in hell would a reputation like that be considered cool? Gangsters are not respected or thought well of yet, someone wants to be looked at as "gangsta" & does what they can to enforce they be taken as such. Jesus Christ.

That's a thought that probably many people on this board share. I am a sociologist - my focus is on education, more specifically how college can serve as a way to better one's socioeconomic life prospects. But I've done a lot of reading and research on growing up in a lower class social context and how education can intervene to improve these circumstances (which is obviously a tough if not impossible task). In some environments, the reality is quite different from mainstream society in terms of acceptable behaviors and norms as well as what's respected (i.e., "gangsta" attitudes). Also, people feel so powerless to escape their circumstances, acting tough is a way to exert individual control despite the fact that it often leads to self-destruction. A very readable book on this is "Gang Leader for a Day" by Sudhir Venkatesh.

It's been said earlier on this board, but I think a lot of the interest in this case is fueled by the intersection of this "gangsta" culture with, at least from outside appearances, a very mainstream household and a cute normal seeming upper middle class white family. It's jarring for many who live in the suburbs to see this culture and its ramifications move into their boundaries.

(02-12-2011, 04:36 PM)shitstorm Wrote:

(02-12-2011, 02:09 PM)Lady Cop Wrote: thanks....i thought it might get more intense since funeral is probably over now. i am sure anything interesting will get posted here.

You could create a junk email, just to register at FB, and use a phony name. If you don't want your IP involved, use a proxy. Just use the acct to follow cases like this. FB can only data mine what you give them.

(02-12-2011, 04:13 PM)DCTim Wrote: JC's funeral today was expectedley sad, very well attended but otherwise uneventful. It took place at the funeral home and lasted approximately 50 minutes.

Most of those in attendance appeared to me in their 20s, and many were visibly shaken - even young guys were crying. It was pretty much standing room only and it was obvious that JC had many friends.

There were no outbursts or any "'circus"-type behaviors; mostly a pretty dignified service. Maytee was obviously in emotional pain, and spent most if not all of the service kneeling at the casket of her son. There was another, older woman who seemed to be having a hard time; not sure who she was. Perhaps a grandmother?

LE was onhand as well, and provided a police escort to the cemetary, which surprised me. There was to be a reception at a nearby church after the burial from noon-3, according to the printed program.

(02-12-2011, 04:38 PM)Freshbait78 Wrote:

(02-12-2011, 04:17 PM)TotallyCurious Wrote:

(02-12-2011, 02:33 PM)EastCoastKat Wrote: It was Maytee that said abduction in her 911 call, wasn't it?

Yes, it was.

I wonder why her mind went there.

My son has called from parties and there was raucous noise and
his phone went dead and I never once thought to think he was
'abducted' or 'tied up.' (and those are quotes)

Granted he caught hell when he came home for being
disrespectful, but never once did my mind go to him being
tied up or kidnapped.

I say Maytell KNEW SOMETHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There is MORE TO HER STORY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Again.......

According to info she recieved on the FIRST phone call from Sarita/Sharita & then from Tiffany

Tiffany heard Johnny say things like "Who are you Bro" "What do you want" "What are you doing here" this also (possibly) included Johnny yelling & then his phone went dead

Tiffany then claims to Johnnys mother that she tried to call & text both Johnny & Lisa numerous times with no response.

Tiffany then claims that she drives over & gets no answer at the door

HOWEVER: The car used by Johnny & Lisa is there.

Put 2 & 2 together. I could see why Maytee would use the word abduction. Their car is there but they are unable to be reached by phone, text, or ringing of the door bell/knocking at the door when the last known contact that is known to be had is something that sounds like a confrontation & not a friendly greeting.

For those that think Maytee knows more than she's letting on (Which reading her postings on FB, it doesn't seem that she's one for keeping her mouth shut) I ask, What does Maytee have to gain in keeping anything a secret or setting up her son as some have alluded to?

Just curious because I don't get that feeling at all.

(02-12-2011, 04:57 PM)shitstorm Wrote: Yes, it is. It's even more alarming and infuriating when you go down the social engineering rabbit hole and discover that this in not an organic sociological evolution but one that one has been manipulated by people who are not a part of this (gangster) culture whose objective is the destruction of America. To undermine a nation you must debase it's moral and social foundation.

(02-12-2011, 04:17 PM)TotallyCurious Wrote: I say Maytell KNEW SOMETHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There is MORE TO HER STORY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

(02-12-2011, 04:15 PM)kitty1 Wrote: YES YES YES!!!!!! this are exactly things i have been thinking about. mom says something on 911 call (not exact quote) ''i wanna know what happened to my son. did whoever went over there to assault and rob them abduct them" the mom was going berzerk as if she already knew something horrific had happened!!!

(02-12-2011, 04:41 PM)kitty1 Wrote:

(02-12-2011, 04:21 PM)Brennan Wrote: Hi all-
I am a new poster and have never, ever, joined a thread before-so go easy on me. At first appearance this site seemed a little "scary" for the average curious web "nosey". But to be honest- I have been EXTREMELY impressed with the moderators, the respect the posters have for each other, and even the "fairness" provided to everyone with ALL perspectives. I have always tried my hardest to maintain an OPEN mind- but i assumed a thread like this could never exist because the "open" format might encourage pointless "crazies" to simply sabotage any real thought- but WOW- I am so impressed with the HONESTY and RESPECT you all allow each other's opinions-and the "crazies" are simply directed to a more appropriate thread ! (Even the "loons" are valued-they are allowed to rant in an appropriate forum-that's a lesson of true tolerance that our kids could benefit from!)
Anyhow-Like I said-I have been following this case and for some reason it has really bothered me from the beginning. I have absolutely no personal connection to any of the victims, but no matter how "normal" I consider myself (haha) I can't help but relate to the vulnerability and chaos these two families must be feeling. Lisa and Johnny were SO VERY human-flawed but desperately loved, and for some odd reason I feel like "paying attention" assures justice.
One quick question- The T person involved in this- she claimed in the 911 call that she was expecting a ride from Johnny- but she realized she needed to run the store FIRST, so she called Johnny to ask if he could wait a bit before picking her up. It just occurred to me, how'd she get the store? According to T, she had to wait until her friend's mom (?) came home to borrow her car to check on Johnny and Lisa after the disturbance. Is there a store within walking distance of “T’s” home? I wonder why “T” wouldn't have just ask Johnny and Lisa to make a quick stop at a nearby store instead of walking and then coming back to be picked up? Not sure if I even understand the claim T is making about why she wanted Johhny to wait before coming?

very interesting i never picked that up!!! I know alot of people are still asking - Why did she need a ride when she had transportation? (she drove to house later to check on LS & JC) she didn't have transportation initially as u said. She stated that she had to wait for friend's mom to get home so she could go check on them (so it sounds like she used friend's mom's car) As far as how did she get to the store - I think she probably walked. I know the street she lives on and that area of town. There are plenty of corner carry outs if she neeed beer or cigs or papers. But who would walk to store in such cold temperatures while pregnant when u could just wait 20 minutes for a ride??? she did say "run to the store" i believe. That's not the language i would use if I was going to walk. I know that i could wait 20 min for a smoke unless i was under influence of opiates (which i was after surgery) smoked liked crazy and wanted one "now"

(02-12-2011, 05:07 PM)kitty1 Wrote: I just think she is HINKY! Someone on another forum used that word to describe her and I just loved it. He said his hinky meter goes off in regards to Maytee. Why does she say to Tiff on 2^nd 911 call " I think you set up my son"? Set him up for what? If she doesn't know that they are bound and dead yet what is she referring to? Yes I agree that a mother's intuition can often be correct but I just think her first 911 call is overly dramatic and she just sounds to me as if she already knows that "the robbery went horribly wrong" He was not the mama's boy she claims he was. She has kicked him out of her house and he wanted to get away from her and her entire "psycho" entourage.

(02-12-2011, 04:57 PM)Lady Cop Wrote:

(02-12-2011, 04:36 PM)shitstorm Wrote:

(02-12-2011, 02:09 PM)Lady Cop Wrote: thanks....i thought it might get more intense since funeral is probably over now. i am sure anything interesting will get posted here.

You could create a junk email, just to register at FB, and use a phony name. If you don't want your IP involved, use a proxy. Just use the acct to follow cases like this. FB can only data mine what you give them.

this is a good one that i have used:

http://hidemyass.com/