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Looks really creepy with no beardComment
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I honestly have felt absolutely sick to my stomach all morning about the Amber thing. I've put all the information together and forwarded it to the APD. It reads like someone with a guilty conscious trying to purge it all out to me. I'd rather take a chance of being wrong and have it all looked at. I've lived in Arlington 28 years and remember the whole thing going down and everyone talking about it. If he had anything to do with it... I just don't even know. My head is spinning.Comment
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Is that a HPP shirt he is wearing. I know Manny has to be flipping out if he ever see's thatOriginally posted by Cmarsh View Post
Last edited by SEB; 03-18-2014, 02:33 PM.GOD BLESS TEXAS
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I've been by the loading dock at the old grocery store off Abrams where she was abducted. Very creepy.Originally posted by talisman View PostWhen the government pays, the government controls.Comment
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The story:
Snatched from her bicycle
by Robert A. Waters
On the afternoon of January 13, 1996, Amber Hagerman, 9, and her five-year-old brother, Ricky, pedaled their bicycles to an abandoned grocery store in Arlington, Texas. Minutes later, Ricky turned to head back home, about a block away.
Jim Kevil, a 78-year-old retiree, stood in his backyard not far away. “I saw [Amber] riding up and down,” he said later. “She was by herself. I saw this pickup. He pulled up, jumped out and grabbed her. When she screamed, I figured the police ought to know about it, so I called them.”
Kevil described the truck as being dark, possibly black. The abductor was white or Hispanic.
Police arrived within a minute or two. By that time, Jimmie Whitson, Amber’s grandfather, was on his way to the locale of the former Winn-Dixie store to check on her. (When Ricky had arrived back home without Amber, Whitson had grown worried.) By the time he arrived, cops were there.
Experts say that stranger abductions are rare. They are also among the most difficult cases to solve. Even with an eyewitness, investigators were stymied. They theorized that it was a crime of opportunity, that the kidnapper saw Amber alone and impulsively decided to snatch her. The vacant lot where children liked to play was on East Abram Street, not far from a huge General Motors plant. From the beginning, cops felt that the abductor was almost certainly familiar with the area.
Local police were joined by volunteers and the FBI in the massive search that followed. A truck similar to that of the kidnapper had been spotted outside a nearby laundromat before Amber was taken, but investigators never located the vehicle.
Four days later, a man was walking his dog near the Forest Hill Apartments, just a few miles from where the child had been snatched. At the bottom of a creek bed, he saw a child’s body. Amber Hagerman had been found.
An autopsy determined that Amber had been held alive for two days. During that time she was sexually assaulted.
Arlington police and the FBI formed a task force to search for the killer. Investigators followed up thousands of leads, but none turned up the murdererComment
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Does this guy do wheel polishing on the side? There is another forum I visit with a forum member called WILDBILL from Weatherford area that does polish aluminum wheels on the side.
Seems to match the descriptionComment
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Man, what a piece of shit. Especially the quote, he knew what he was doing.Originally posted by Cmarsh View PostComment
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Yeah, he used to polish stuff at HPP if I remember right, also.Originally posted by 95DRGT View PostComment
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The whole time I lived in Arlington I had no idea that was where the Amber alert came from, I drove down that street several times a week too.Comment
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I just found out that her grave is about two blocks from my new house. Jesus, this has been a fucked up day. I'm going to go pay my respects the next time I'm out for a walk.Comment
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that nigga said he worked on dryers or some shit right??? WOW. this is really nutsOriginally posted by talisman View Post
god bless.It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men -Frederick DouglassComment
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