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???? If the parents were telling people in Bakersfield that two of the foster kids were "given back", that may have been when this started. Trying to explain why they now only had 4 kids instead of 6.
That could be. These were made to sound like adolescent boys who were smoking weed, said the adopted dad was mean and they snuck out on rare occasion when they coud. So now it has people questioning if there were 8 kids or if the 2 fosters were the ones it was said were the other 2 adopted, etc. and they were down to 4 which would now put them down to 2 if that was the case. All it did was confuse everything. It seems like very interview or video put out has something difficult to understand in it or that is not CLEAR. The same woman said that the grandmother also had adopted children or maybe it was foster and at one other point it was confusing whether she was talking about the mother or grandmother...
a monitor on the stomach sounds more like an insulin pump to me
Yeah, I don't know. I don't see though someone not under arrest ever having a monitor from LE right? It makes no sense to me why anyone would think that.
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Authorities asked adoptive parents of California City boys to take lie detector test
Authorities confirm they've asked the adoptive parents of the missing California city toddlers to submit to a lie detector test.Polygraph test was requested from missing California City boys adoptive parents, officials confirm
Authorities confirm that a polygraph test was requested from Trezell and Jaqueline West, the adoptive parents of the toddler brothers reported missing in California City on Dec. 21.
Cal City Police Chief Jon Walker confirmed the Wests were asked to take the test, the day after the couple reported 3-year-old Orson and 4-year-old Orrin West missing.
In the search for those answers, here's what authorities have done so far in the case, according to Walker.
According to Walker, the last time the boys were seen by anyone other than the Wests was by their grandmother in Bakersfield. Walker was unable to comment on when that occurred.
- Excavated the parents backyard, to make sure the boys weren't buried underneath
- Used search dogs which found the scent of the boys inside the home, but not outside as they were reported to be before disappearing
- Used cadaver dogs inside the home -- no scent of human remains detected.
- Search warrant used to collect items from the home, including adoptive parents cell phones, ipads and other electronic devices. Phones have since been returned.
- Adoptive parents van tested with luminol - no indication of blood found.
- Spoke neighbors in the area. No positive ID of any of the Wests 6 children. Walker says the family only moved to California City in September. They previously lived in Bakersfield.
- Searched adoptive parents previous properties in Bakersfield
- Searched former Saddle Ranch Resort property
Before that, Walker said someone other than family also saw the boys in Bakersfield. Walker was unable to comment on that date as well.
courts are what usually require monitors being used around here, anyway. I've never heard of anybody having one that hasn't been ordered after a court appearance.
to the planet!
I think there was a trigger, too. I also think part of the plan was to report them missing in California City where it would be more difficult for their family and friends.
I’ve often wondered about the dad calling them rambunctious. It just seems weird.
I wish he would’ve said the date the grandmother saw them in Bakersfield.Authorities asked adoptive parents of California City boys to take lie detector test
Authorities confirm they've asked the adoptive parents of the missing California city toddlers to submit to a lie detector test.Polygraph test was requested from missing California City boys adoptive parents, officials confirm
Authorities confirm that a polygraph test was requested from Trezell and Jaqueline West, the adoptive parents of the toddler brothers reported missing in California City on Dec. 21.
Cal City Police Chief Jon Walker confirmed the Wests were asked to take the test, the day after the couple reported 3-year-old Orson and 4-year-old Orrin West missing.
In the search for those answers, here's what authorities have done so far in the case, according to Walker.
According to Walker, the last time the boys were seen by anyone other than the Wests was by their grandmother in Bakersfield. Walker was unable to comment on when that occurred.
- Excavated the parents backyard, to make sure the boys weren't buried underneath
- Used search dogs which found the scent of the boys inside the home, but not outside as they were reported to be before disappearing
- Used cadaver dogs inside the home -- no scent of human remains detected.
- Search warrant used to collect items from the home, including adoptive parents cell phones, ipads and other electronic devices. Phones have since been returned.
- Adoptive parents van tested with luminol - no indication of blood found.
- Spoke neighbors in the area. No positive ID of any of the Wests 6 children. Walker says the family only moved to California City in September. They previously lived in Bakersfield.
- Searched adoptive parents previous properties in Bakersfield
- Searched former Saddle Ranch Resort property
Before that, Walker said someone other than family also saw the boys in Bakersfield. Walker was unable to comment on that date as well.
When he answers that question in the interview, refusing to give the dates that the grandmother or neighbor last saw them, he makes some remark trying to give the reason about not wanting people to speculate based on the dates like well they saw them this date but not the next or something like that, he was not quite as smooth with that answer as some. It left me feeling, and I could be wrong, that it was some time ago. I get the impression no one has seen them since they moved to Cali City, not even family, in fact he basically says that I think in the interview.
I had a feeling those two boys never made it to California City. If that’s true, This case might change jurisdictions.
I think Bakersfield PD is investigating and actively involved on their end. Perhaps even more than Cali City is.
That's why I posted his. He doesn't do sensational like some. He will give opinion on guilt and such but he sticks to the truths. He has grown on me, I've always liked him but some shows of his, like anyone's shows, I am more into than others. He has been bringing good guests on a lot too with a lot of experience and those have been really good and last night the reporter named Bayan came on the show, the one who interviewed the Chief in this case and so we got some extra before it was all released so that was awesome.
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i’ll have to watch that soon!