Holly Bobo Points of Interest Part Two
June 26, 2011 09:55 PM EDT
The Holly Bobo disappearance is stumping investigators and those who are following the case, but what is more concerning are the individuals and various changes of story involved. There are numerous points of interest in this case that is just setting it off as something quite different from other missing persons cases in the media spotlight.
This article is the second part of the one that can be read below, and it's to establish the various points of interest in the disappearance of Holly Bobo. It's to point out the inconsistencies and question things that should be questioned. Is this a botched investigation or is it something deeper that isn't being discussed?
It seems as if the TBI is making the Bobos remain as silent as possible and only allowing them to say so much. Otherwise, why wouldn't they be in the media day after day after day like the families of missing students Lauren Spierer and Michelle Le? It just doesn't make sense. Also, the few media appearances made by Karen Bobo indicate a number of things. She seems tired, stressed out, and she honestly looks like she is screaming at the top of her lungs on the inside, while remaining clammed-up on the outside. This isn't good. They should know that they don't work for law enforcement--law enforcement works for
them, and they should demand the right to speak up and speak out for their daughter's wellbeing. The constant blinking and shifting of her eyes in her latest video is also indicative that she either wants to say more, or something else--unless of course, they are remaining so suspiciously silent for a reason.
It's also curious to point out that in the course of the past two and a half months, the cousin of Holly Bobo, Whitney Duncan, has stopped speaking about the girl entirely. In the beginning of the nursing student's disappearance, Duncan took to Facebook and Twitter nearly daily. Now it seems as though her cousin is out of sight and out of mind, but why? Perhaps a post she made on April 29th has something to do with her silence? This is her public wall post for April 29th, 2011, the last time she mentions Holly Bobo.
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Thank ya'll so much for all the prayers for Holly and our family! We are hanging in there & keeping our faith in the Lord. I truly appreciate each & every person that has helped in the search & said prayers. I wish I could give ya'll more details, but cannot at this time. Just know that we still need your prayers to help bring her home. xo -- Whitney Duncan, April 29th 2011
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So what does this post mean, and why hasn't she spoken for her cousin online since? She's a sort of celebrity, so surely she could help in keeping the word out on Holly's disappearance.
This weekend a bike rally type of charity event was held for Holly Bobo, and all of the proceeds went straight to the Bobo family in the amount of over $9,000. When you add this to the T-shirt fund that is being saved for a "vacation or whatever Holly wants," they've probably saved up quite a bit of money. Is this going to be added to the reward that is now at $85,000? What's more, why is the reward so high? Why did the governor of Tennessee offer up so much money to aid in her search, yet not for other missing girls that surround a 4-hour radius around Darden and Parsons? Is this indicative that there is something big going on that perhaps warrants such a silent investigation?