Post: #43

(02-04-2011 10:34 AM)pinkyfloyd Wrote:  The combination of the cops not saying anything + nothing being leaked, that points to nobody having any real clue who did this.

-pink

No, it doesn't.

Post: #44

(02-04-2011 10:45 AM)Unknown Wrote:  what do you mean?

"The combination of the cops not saying anything + nothing being leaked, that points to nobody having any real clue who did this."

-pink

Post: #45

in a town like Toledo, in this day and age, it most certainly does.

Nobody in Toledo can keep anything secret.

-pink

Post: #46

I wont use real names.

Post: #47

(02-04-2011 10:58 AM)pinkyfloyd Wrote:  

(02-04-2011 10:45 AM)Unknown Wrote:  what do you mean?

"The combination of the cops not saying anything + nothing being leaked, that points to nobody having any real clue who did this."

-pink

not necessarily. the police often keep their info and investigation quiet. there are many reasons for that.

Post: #48

(02-04-2011 11:00 AM)pinkyfloyd Wrote:  in a town like Toledo, in this day and age, it most certainly does.

Nobody in Toledo can keep anything secret.

-pink

Are you inferring that small town cops are so unprofessional that they gossip over donuts to the waitress that serves them?

Just because citizens are not privy to the investigation doesn't mean a damn thing.

Post: #49

no, I am implying it.

you would be the one inferring it.

basic grammar has and always will be absolutely integral in order to have one's posts hold any water.

and don't get me wrong, it's not just a problem in Toledo. Name one big major secret that has been kept recently when it comes to law enforcement?

-John

Post: #50

I got a lesson in grammar. *smirk*

Post: #51

After reading through your posts, I just had one thought that stuck out quite a bit.

It appears this "unknown" person knows quite a bit and may have information to help the case. If that is so, why haven't they gone forward to police to share this information and help in the investigation?

Two young people lost their lives. Whether drugs were involved or not, their families need closure.

Post: #52

Pinky: and don't get me wrong, it's not just a problem in Toledo. Name one big major secret that has been kept recently when it comes to law enforcement?


well, if it's secret, by definition we don't know it. in otherwords, who knows what the authorities are holding back? from years of LE experience, i can tell you it is rare to compromise a case by blabbing everything. details are held "close to the vest" to protect a possible trial.
and leaks & gossip are not to be trusted until they are confirmed by LE.

Post: #53

Ms.T said she drove over there and all the lights are on in the house and looks like it was ransacked. how did she know the house was ransacked when even the police and the father didn't see that, the cops came out twice and didn't see anything suspicious it wasn't until someone got boosted up to the window that they see the body(s) and new something happened. It seems she already knew what happened.

Post: #54

(02-04-2011 11:48 AM)RaisingAPrince Wrote:  After reading through your posts, I just had one thought that stuck out quite a bit.

It appears this "unknown" person knows quite a bit and may have information to help the case. If that is so, why haven't they gone forward to police to share this information and help in the investigation?

Two young people lost their lives. Whether drugs were involved or not, their families need closure.

Hello, welcome to Mock, and thanks for joining.

Unknown has stated he did go to police with his information.

Post: #55

I apologize. I missed that!

Definitely makes me feel better!!

Post: #56

(02-04-2011 11:52 AM)RaisingAPrince Wrote:  I apologize. I missed that!

Definitely makes me feel better!!

he may not have stated it here, but he did elsewhere.
glad to have you.