03-31-2012, 08:30 PM
Doing some reading of past articles and saw this, more about circumstances surrounding evidence etc. and polygraph.
"Mother of missing boy fails part of polygraph test
Updated 10:16 p.m., Friday, March 30, 2012
CLEVELAND — The mother of a Liberty County toddler who has been missing since Tuesday has failed parts of a polygraph test, a law enforcement source close to the investigation said Friday.
April Davis, 27, who pleaded with the public to help find her son, took the polygraph test Thursday, said the source who did not want to be identified.
After FBI agents repeatedly questioned Davis about 2½-year-old Devon, who disappeared while she was home alone with her children, she agreed to take a polygraph exam to verify her account.
Liberty County Sheriff's spokesman Rex Evans refused to discuss the test results, just as he has also declined to reveal what items have been collected as possible evidence.
A dozen specimens were taken from the ground outside the upstairs bedroom window where the children took their nap as well as other items from inside the two-story frame house east of Cleveland.
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After dozing off herself, she awoke some 20 minutes later to find him gone and the front door, which she'd bolted shut, left wide open.
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http://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/...445870.php
My twin grand daughters just turned three this month and only in the past couple of months are they able to open the dead bolt. The one's here are easier to open than most. We have top locks but they would be able to go out just lately. So the boy went down a flight of stairs and opened dead bolt? Hmmmmm
"Mother of missing boy fails part of polygraph test
Updated 10:16 p.m., Friday, March 30, 2012
CLEVELAND — The mother of a Liberty County toddler who has been missing since Tuesday has failed parts of a polygraph test, a law enforcement source close to the investigation said Friday.
April Davis, 27, who pleaded with the public to help find her son, took the polygraph test Thursday, said the source who did not want to be identified.
After FBI agents repeatedly questioned Davis about 2½-year-old Devon, who disappeared while she was home alone with her children, she agreed to take a polygraph exam to verify her account.
Liberty County Sheriff's spokesman Rex Evans refused to discuss the test results, just as he has also declined to reveal what items have been collected as possible evidence.
A dozen specimens were taken from the ground outside the upstairs bedroom window where the children took their nap as well as other items from inside the two-story frame house east of Cleveland.
{SNIP}
After dozing off herself, she awoke some 20 minutes later to find him gone and the front door, which she'd bolted shut, left wide open.
{SNIP}
http://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/...445870.php
My twin grand daughters just turned three this month and only in the past couple of months are they able to open the dead bolt. The one's here are easier to open than most. We have top locks but they would be able to go out just lately. So the boy went down a flight of stairs and opened dead bolt? Hmmmmm