Sex offenders to be quizzed about missing student

[Billnew]

Denison was last seen at 4 a.m. Sunday. Police said she was sleeping near an unlocked glass door after a night of partying. When her friends awoke later that morning, she was gone -- but her clothes, purse and cell phone were left behind.

Her ex-boyfriend had sent a text message to her full of profanity because they had broken up. Seems like a big coincidence, she disappears after the break up.
He has shed suspicion, because he was out of town/State that night.

 

[Billnew]

90 lbs, sleeping on a couch visible from the street, with an unlocked door the only obstacle.
Blood on her pillow, and she is the only thing missing.
Her shoes and other clothes are still in the house.

All points to her abduction, blood would seem to show she was hurt.

If this ever happens to you,
never go quietly. Better to be hurt and possibly killed quickly in public, rather then definately be killed on a whim by your abductor.
Had she made any noise she might have awoken the others in the house, and scarred the abductor away, or had the chance to call police.

 

[Meshavrischika]

yeah. my dad always said the rule of thumb was "never leave the location you're initially attacked in"... otherwise your survival chances drop 90%.

 

[Billnew]

and they are in no hurry to end your torment.
When they have the home field advantage, we have seen people held for years in abuse, but what about the ones that are held for years and don't survive?

Away game-over in a short time, home game-the clock is theirs to reset.

Better to give them everything they could want in worldly goods, but never give them your body.

 

[Ave Maria]

Geese, that's horrible. Blood on her pillow means she might have been murdered and taken away some where to be buried/disposed of. I hope that's not the case but it sure does sound suspicious.

 

[Meshavrischika]

not likely. there's no reason to take someone away that's dead (unless it was the boyfriend)... a non associated sex offender has no reason to hide the crime really.