10-11-2011, 03:57 PM
Kip, I see your point. This whole scenario makes no sense. The timeline is really tight. I believe Clint knows a lot more than he is saying as does Karen.
These are just my rambling thoughts.
This stinks of a cover-up to me, and the only reason I can think of to cover it up is that Clint is involved somehow. We only have Clint's word that he tried to call Karen at 7:50, Karen states she called Clint after she received a call about the scream from the neighbor, she then tried to call 911 and got the other counties dispatch, hung-up, called Clint and spoke with him again, then dialed 911 and got DeCatur county dispatch.
Why the phone call to Clint between the two 911 calls?
Clint states that he saw Holly and a man walking toward the woods when he went to the kitchen after Karen's first phone call. He then dials Holly's number, lets it ring 5 times and go to voicemail and does the same with Drew's number. Then Karen must have called the second time because Clint says he tells Karen that "Holly and Drew are at the edge of the yard walking into the woods." The Bobo property is only 2 acres and is bordered by woods. How long did it take for Holly and her abductor to walk to the woods? By Clint's account, it would have taken at least 2-3 mins. and possibly longer (the time to place the calls to Holly's and Drew's cell phones). They are still in sight as he is talking with Karen, so they were either walking slowly or Holly was struggling as her captor pulled her along.
If Clint had line-of-sight the entire time, why can't he give a better description than "5'8"-6' and 200 lbs. wearing camouflage."
If Karen did tell Clint to grab a gun and stop Holly and her abductor from walking into the woods, why did he grab a gun, walk through the garage and stop to look at a "puddle" of blood? He was in the garage area when the neighbor arrived, not near the woods.
These are just my rambling thoughts.
This stinks of a cover-up to me, and the only reason I can think of to cover it up is that Clint is involved somehow. We only have Clint's word that he tried to call Karen at 7:50, Karen states she called Clint after she received a call about the scream from the neighbor, she then tried to call 911 and got the other counties dispatch, hung-up, called Clint and spoke with him again, then dialed 911 and got DeCatur county dispatch.
Why the phone call to Clint between the two 911 calls?
Clint states that he saw Holly and a man walking toward the woods when he went to the kitchen after Karen's first phone call. He then dials Holly's number, lets it ring 5 times and go to voicemail and does the same with Drew's number. Then Karen must have called the second time because Clint says he tells Karen that "Holly and Drew are at the edge of the yard walking into the woods." The Bobo property is only 2 acres and is bordered by woods. How long did it take for Holly and her abductor to walk to the woods? By Clint's account, it would have taken at least 2-3 mins. and possibly longer (the time to place the calls to Holly's and Drew's cell phones). They are still in sight as he is talking with Karen, so they were either walking slowly or Holly was struggling as her captor pulled her along.
If Clint had line-of-sight the entire time, why can't he give a better description than "5'8"-6' and 200 lbs. wearing camouflage."
If Karen did tell Clint to grab a gun and stop Holly and her abductor from walking into the woods, why did he grab a gun, walk through the garage and stop to look at a "puddle" of blood? He was in the garage area when the neighbor arrived, not near the woods.