05-27-2013, 11:05 PM
UPDATE: contains some details that are new to me.
A fellow Exxon Mobil employee was driving past when she saw a minivan drive behind the station, Kasher said. The woman turned around, drove past the station again and saw a man — who has been described as being about 30 to 40 years old — getting into the van, Kasher said.
Police have said Heeringa’s last sale was made at 10:50 p.m. Less than a half hour later, a customer called 911 to say the station was open, but no one was there, police have said.
Police say they believe Heeringa knows her abductor. Investigators are looking into the possibility that more than one person is involved in her disappearance, Kasher said.
He said the names of three men, who have been considered persons of interest, continue to surface through the course of the investigation. Kasher said the men are customers and acquaintances of Heeringa and some of the information they provided to police didn’t add up.
The blood outside of the station indicates she was injured, but maybe not severely, police said.
Police said they are still operating under the belief that Heeringa is alive.
“We’re still focused on the No. 1 goal that we had from day one,” Shaw said, “and that is to find Jessica.”
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NightOwl, have you seen/heard anything lately? TIA.
A fellow Exxon Mobil employee was driving past when she saw a minivan drive behind the station, Kasher said. The woman turned around, drove past the station again and saw a man — who has been described as being about 30 to 40 years old — getting into the van, Kasher said.
Police have said Heeringa’s last sale was made at 10:50 p.m. Less than a half hour later, a customer called 911 to say the station was open, but no one was there, police have said.
Police say they believe Heeringa knows her abductor. Investigators are looking into the possibility that more than one person is involved in her disappearance, Kasher said.
He said the names of three men, who have been considered persons of interest, continue to surface through the course of the investigation. Kasher said the men are customers and acquaintances of Heeringa and some of the information they provided to police didn’t add up.
The blood outside of the station indicates she was injured, but maybe not severely, police said.
Police said they are still operating under the belief that Heeringa is alive.
“We’re still focused on the No. 1 goal that we had from day one,” Shaw said, “and that is to find Jessica.”
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NightOwl, have you seen/heard anything lately? TIA.