This one?Originally Posted by Flotsam
You never turned around to see the frowns
On the jugglers and the clowns
When they all did tricks for you.
I wonder with all the driving he did ...
Alot of were they say he was driving is pretty sparsely populated, isnt it?
I hiked that ridge Pop told me not to that morning.
Each time out, I see that same ridge- only different.
Each one is an adventure in itself. Leading to what is beyond the next- HIKER7s
Different Kroger...the Kroger where the dog was found is around 45 minutes away if I recall and the dog was found about 3 in the afternoon. Mr. Hilton was discovered at the gas station in another part of town (that just happens to be near a Kroger) much later in the afternoon / early evening.
Whats so weird to you about searching dumpsters? They noticed her dog in the area, so instinct would tell me you would want to start searching around there and dumpsters are common places for criminals to dispose of evidence.
What's so hard to understand, or what are you trying to get at?
A concerned citizen (dog lover) took the dog to a nearby vet where it was identified as belonging to Meredith. After that, I'm sure they looked in all the dumpsters in the area.
Once the guy was back in civilization it was only a matter of time.
For those who keep asking about areas / timelines / distances, here is a good map I found from AJC.
http://projects.ajc.com/maps/metro/g...ge_tab_newstab
Times would be nice. And I think they have it wrong. I believe the dog was found before the belongings.
Good link
Thank you for the link to the map, I am also very visual like Miss Janet and needed to see where all these things took place, not knowing North GA that well.
I am following this as closely as everyone else and am just sick over it.
You're right...I wasn't aware this didn't include specific times, but rather a rough order of events. Sorry about the misinformation. Regardless it is good for visualizing the areas that are included in the current investigation.
Yeah I know there's two Krogers, one where the dog was found and the other coincidentlly adjacent to the gas station where Hilton was arrested.
DWM, thanks for the pic, but no, that's not the one. Similar, but not it.
Should be the 1st picture in this slideshow...
http://projects.ajc.com/gallery/view...t/0104missing/
I also remember that shot. It may have been in one of the videos disussing the events. But, yes, they were two different Krogers--one where the dog was found, and one where Hilton was captured.
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Yes, that's it. We both were posting at same time. Thanks.
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Yes, thank you, that's it.
not sure if it's been posted here or not (scanned the thread but didn't see it) but...
local news channel report last night showed that the van they found him cleaning no longer had it's original GA license plate on it. He had switched it to an NC plate. I've not seen this reported in the print/online media, but they blew up the video footage they had of the van being towed away and it was very clearly visible the van had NC plates on it.
Thanks for the info...had not seen or heard that. It would be interesting to see who the NC tags are registered to. Props to the citizens recognizing the van and POI and not going on license plate numbers alone.
Very cool catch. I haven't herd that one. That would mean he possibly knew that they were looking for him.
Agreed..... and not your fault.
Which channel, maybe it's online...
The Kroger where ella (the dog) was found along with the evidence in the dumpster was in Cumming (Forsyth county). Where Hilton was arrested vacuuming his van was in Dekalb county. Where he was trying to use the ATM Card was in Canton in Cherokee County. If look you at these places on a map he would have had to zig zag across Georgia.
http://www.11alive.com/news/article_...storyid=109059
Which appears on a map like you say that he was looking for something Or knew where something was.
If they find out where, this thing may uncover more than what they are speculating
I hiked that ridge Pop told me not to that morning.
Each time out, I see that same ridge- only different.
Each one is an adventure in itself. Leading to what is beyond the next- HIKER7s
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