Here is an interesting article from the New York Times (books) that questions if physical features may predispose people towards crime. What do you think?
For the weekend shows, there isn’t much to write about, so I will share my thoughts in the comment sections of each.
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Kayleah’s mom’s behavior in this interview is peculiar. She shows no fear or sadness that her daughter is missing. There are no tears, no crying and there is no stress whatsoever. She doesn’t seem to have sense of urgency, either, which is notable. I also question if I see a glimmer of positive emotions in April in this video.
If we didn’t know what April was talking about, we’d likely guess that she was talking about a missing purse, or something inane here.
April says, “Keep an eye out, if they have any information, even if it doesn’t seem like its anything, to contact the Greeley Police Department, the FBI, they are doing all they can, but any info, anything can help. Please just get the word out, her picture… Just watch people when you are driving down the road. Keep an eye out, I just want her home, (smile) and safe.
I find it odd she tells people to get her picture out, yet she didn’t bring one. She doesn’t describe what her daughter was last wearing or anything. And to tell people when they are driving down the road to keep an eye out is odd. That is not typically how lost children are found.
However, before I can formulate an opinion in this case, I’d need to see April asked some tough questions. This video is not enough for me to say anything conclusive, though I am definitely interested to see more…
Thanks, SuzeBluez, for the video. If more become available, please let me know.
