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Michael Vandeven

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two dead girls
« on: December 30, 2008, 07:59:54 AM »
anybody remember this case?


it happened during the summer, shortly before i left the country for 5 weeks.  i went overseas and forgot about it.  then last night, for some reason it popped into my head, and i was curious as to whether or not they caught the people who killed them.  i was surprised to find they have arrested nobody thus far.  what a shitty situation.


Centurion73

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Re: two dead girls
« Reply #1 on: December 30, 2008, 09:33:30 AM »
From what I remember they had a description of a white older model white vehicle and for some reason thought it was from a nearby Indian Reservation, they also had a description of supposed Native American Indian as a person of interest but that was quickly stopped for some unknown reason? They need to look at the family first since they knew the actions or patterns of these children, I am not saying they did it but they are the closest to the subjects it is not personal you need to start with a known point first. Still a terrible story that happens all to much and to children makes it somehow worse.

Michael Vandeven

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Re: two dead girls
« Reply #2 on: December 30, 2008, 03:26:13 PM »
yeah, they need to start with the family, ALL of the family, and move from there.  however, maybe they've already done that.  i don't know enough about the case. 

i will say this: it sure seems to have dropped off the national radar rather quickly.  maybe it was this whole case of the dead girl in orlando that bumped it from the media's front burner.  when nancy grace finds another sad case to sink her twin fangs of feigned indignation and vigilance into, the orlando case will be all but a distant memory as well.

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Re: two dead girls
« Reply #3 on: December 30, 2008, 05:52:19 PM »
yeah, they need to start with the family, ALL of the family, and move from there.  however, maybe they've already done that.  i don't know enough about the case. 

i will say this: it sure seems to have dropped off the national radar rather quickly.

I am going to say this and I mean no offense but it is the reality of the Criminal Justice system as a whole.
It is two dead girls from a lower social economic demographic family that is probably the main reason. Also sorry to say that usually those areas do not have the best trained officers and fortunately for the community they (because of the rarity) do not know how to run a tight investigation of such a crime. I do not watch much TV so I had no idea Grace did anything, she is crazy but often she has great instincts.

As for the family it is sad that we have to start there but like I said that is often your first "known" to work with but that Sheriff IMO seemed just out of his league from jump street.

The Caylee case def took a lot of things off the radar just by the nature of the case and all the questions as well as the actions of the whole family.


Pirate King Atomsk

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Re: two dead girls
« Reply #4 on: December 30, 2008, 06:16:22 PM »


HAHA. Goddammit I hate that bitch. She's so arrogant, self-righteous, rude, and fake - it makes me want to vomit something black and horrid with the consistency of Pillsbury triple chocolate chip cookie dough. Pure fucking evil incarnate, she is.