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[Knights_Mom]

@Angela_Freda

Seems obvious.
If I was making a report, it might include that the kids were living -horrors in a barn!
I might even make it more dramatic by saying the house had been deemed uninhabitable.

Or just get specifics. When I used to write warrants it would be very specific like 123 Main Street, Apt 2, 2nd Floor, Cityville MA 11111 Around to side of Bldg up metal exterior stairs to Blue door on Left marked 2.

I can see a report reading that way to insure they go to exact place.

[eggbutt]

That is the front porch in that photo.

[MorganSercu]

Reflection of the $50,000 worth of work provided?

[Angela_Freda]

Especially when the dwelling has several units

[CurrentlyHorseless]

@eggbutt

He and I had several cordial, respectful exchanges. I respect him. I think he has been misled and blinded by love and obligation.

In fact one of his first posts in the last thread, #2177, was polite, informative and well thought out. My response to him, #2220, said as much. He did snap at a few posters but given his position (my assumption) I can completely understand his frustration. I honestly believe he learned some things here he was not aware of. He actually willingly gave information others had been questioning, such as the lawyers working out when LK would be moving out.

He did seem to become very agitated at the mention of MHG and vowed she would never make an Olympic team.

Are you allowed to drop hints as to who you think his identity is?

[RND]

@Knights_Mom

Give it up. You folks let nothing slide. Get back to the topic. I’m not the topic.

I responded to a topic that was brought up and that YOU contributed to with several posts. In fact, you bring up this topic pretty regularly on these threads. If you don’t want to discuss it, don’t discuss it yourself. You don’t get to control who responds to topics that YOU mention several times, whether it is “on topic” or not.

gonna be

[BrendaJane]

no

[Wind_Horse]

Photo #1 is the front porch of the barn. Perhaps you meant that?

#19 is the interior of the house and 21-23 are exterior of the house, including the house porch.

[BrendaJane]

one is the ‘front’ room and one the front porch of the house. there are a lot of pictures of the common areas in the barn (but also none of the living quarters there)
A nice areal shot though across the flat property from the house to the barn, and you can get a feel as to where the driveway is and from where the neighbor shot his picture.
And of course the houses up and down the road.

[Sdel]

@Equkelly

My fear is that you guys like to fight with LLPR for sport and it’s not really about the case itself.

I can tell you truly….I run this type on analysis on just about everyone. Guess it’s just part of the “trauma”.

[Sdel]

@eggbutt

This I do NOT believe and never will. It’s easy to make this claim knowing the CPS report will never see the light of day. But you said it, how would they have known where MHG was unless they stopped at the house first?

To be fair….it is entirely possible that the police reported to CPS. Especially if they were told about missing gun prior to the shooting.

[Sdel]

@Sdel

To be fair….it is entirely possible that the police reported to CPS. Especially if they were told about missing gun prior to the shooting.

If they did it’ll all be in their notes for the trial.

[eggbutt]

And they would have told CPS to go to the barn?

[Fiesta01]

@JumpinQueen

I feel IM’s pain, but perhaps he figure that no matter what he said…you guys have your minds made up. Can’t really have a rational discussion with irrational people can you. Blinded by MB’s star status or something.

I have refrained from commenting on this case except for providing the small amount that I know about firearms. I don’t want to take sides, don’t know anyone involved and am just patiently waiting for the court case.

However, objectively speaking, it does seem to me that only one side seems to start the personal attacks. Yes, certain parties of the other side do take the bait and then reciprocate. Can we all please not do this? It makes following this case extremely frustrating - like listening to a bunch of 13 years olds arguing.

TIA.

[Sdel]

Yes. You don’t think the wouldn’t have? That is where they’d been responding to 911 calls all week. MB was pretty clear they were in the barn on the 911 calls, so I doubt it wasn’t unknown to the police officers. Not to mention who knows what they were told as “tidbits” about the “lunatic” and his “evil gf” living in the barn.

[eggbutt]

We do honestly try I think but there are times one can’t ignore the name calling, etc.

[Sdel]

One other thing. In my state the parents get the entire investigation report provided to them by CPS once the case closes. It includes the actual complaint. So, you may not be able to tell if the complainant was a random person with generic complaint, it is very obvious when it is someone in an official capacity like a doctor, teacher, or police making the report.

[Angela_Freda]

So, you’re saying MHG would know who called?
Or simply would probably be able to figure it out?

[MHM]

Wow, really?

That seems like it would be likely to cause a lot of bad blood and maybe reciprocation down the road. Not to mention a reluctance to report again the next time there’s a problem.

Or are you saying the person is only identified if it’s a mandatory reporter? Not a neighbor or relative?

[Sdel]

Yes. It’s possible for MHG to have a copy of the complaint and “who” made it if the complaint was about her kids. It’s also possible that if one of the gov’t officials on the farm in the last week had made the complaint, it might have been noted in a report as well. For my grandson, it was obvious when we got our copy of the file that it was the OB reporting after her postpartum appointment. Even if CPS hadn’t been candid about the complaint before it would have been glaringly obvious.

In my opinion, there are probably only 3 real possibilities as to who could have called and let CPS know enough to bypass the house.

1. Police 2. Building inspector/fire marshal 3. Someone who lived on the farm.