01-06-2011, 01:20 PM
i've thought all along that poor girl is probably dead.
reports conflict about whether boyfriend took the polygraph. (see above post)
BigCountry.com:
Colorado City, TX— Hailey Dunn's mother says a handful of people connected to her family were told by authorities that they failed polygraph tests that have been administered over the last few days.
Billie Dunn wasn't prepared to name names. However, she told KTAB's Priscilla Luong she and her family's frustration is beginning to mount.
According to Billie Dunn, her boyfriend Shawn Adkins did take a polygraph test. After the test, he did not return to the home he shares with Billie Dunn.
Sources tell KTAB News he is not in custody and authorities are aware of his whereabouts.
Hailey’s older brother, David Dunn, told KTAB's Priscilla Luong earlier in the day Thursday that Adkins had refused to take the first two polygraph tests Wednesday. According to the Dunn family, Adkins eventually took the test.
Wednesday afternoon, Billie Dunn was asked to go to the law enforcement center in town. Dunn tells KTAB News she was interrogated for nearly 12 hours and is "exhausted."
The Texas Rangers have yet to confirm or deny these developments being reported by family members.
The Texas Department of Criminal Justice search guards and dogs did a "grid search" overnight, even scouring the riverbeds.
Colorado City officials confirm Texas Rangers have heard that Hailey’s mother's boyfriend, Shawn Adkins, has skipped town. It has not been confirmed by officials that he has skipped polygraph testing.
A Texas Department of Public Safety helicopter is expected to fly over the skies of Colorado City Thursday as crews continue their search for 13-year-old Hailey Dunn.
Colorado City's city manager tells KTAB's Priscilla Luong a ground search conducted by Texas Department of Criminal Justice guards has ended. The crews search on horseback and foot.
According to the Colorado City Record, the search took place along the Colorado River along Colorado City's southern edge from the prison to Business I-20 toward town.
The search was made at the request of the Texas Rangers, who are working with local law enforcement agencies.
reports conflict about whether boyfriend took the polygraph. (see above post)
BigCountry.com:
Colorado City, TX— Hailey Dunn's mother says a handful of people connected to her family were told by authorities that they failed polygraph tests that have been administered over the last few days.
Billie Dunn wasn't prepared to name names. However, she told KTAB's Priscilla Luong she and her family's frustration is beginning to mount.
According to Billie Dunn, her boyfriend Shawn Adkins did take a polygraph test. After the test, he did not return to the home he shares with Billie Dunn.
Sources tell KTAB News he is not in custody and authorities are aware of his whereabouts.
Hailey’s older brother, David Dunn, told KTAB's Priscilla Luong earlier in the day Thursday that Adkins had refused to take the first two polygraph tests Wednesday. According to the Dunn family, Adkins eventually took the test.
Wednesday afternoon, Billie Dunn was asked to go to the law enforcement center in town. Dunn tells KTAB News she was interrogated for nearly 12 hours and is "exhausted."
The Texas Rangers have yet to confirm or deny these developments being reported by family members.
The Texas Department of Criminal Justice search guards and dogs did a "grid search" overnight, even scouring the riverbeds.
Colorado City officials confirm Texas Rangers have heard that Hailey’s mother's boyfriend, Shawn Adkins, has skipped town. It has not been confirmed by officials that he has skipped polygraph testing.
A Texas Department of Public Safety helicopter is expected to fly over the skies of Colorado City Thursday as crews continue their search for 13-year-old Hailey Dunn.
Colorado City's city manager tells KTAB's Priscilla Luong a ground search conducted by Texas Department of Criminal Justice guards has ended. The crews search on horseback and foot.
According to the Colorado City Record, the search took place along the Colorado River along Colorado City's southern edge from the prison to Business I-20 toward town.
The search was made at the request of the Texas Rangers, who are working with local law enforcement agencies.