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Post by LadyBlue on Jul 30, 2012 12:49:21 GMT -5
And actually, I don't understand how LE could make this statement:Investigators look to more cold cases for possible connection to Brandon Lavergne Any case that happened between 2000-2008 could not be connected to Lavergne because he was incarcerated for oral sexual battery. He was convicted for typing up, blindfolding and sexually assaulting an 18-year-old woman from Evangeline Parish back in 1999. “Everyone initially thought that he would be connected to the Jeff Davis murders, but he was incarcerated at the time, so there’s no possible way he could have been connected to those cases,” Cpt. Judice, said. “Also, he worked off shore, so we need to account for that time and find those cases that fit that timeline.” www.nbc33tv.com/news/crimetracker/investigators-look-to-more-cold-cases-for-possible-connection-to-brandon-lavergneWTF are they stupid or what? He got out August of 2008.Sep 11, 2008 - The body of Crystal Shay Benoit Zeno, 24, is found in a dry canal a couple miles southeast of Jennings, but because of the advanced state of decomposition, it took nearly two months to identify her. Her death is ruled a homicide but how she was murdered has not been made public. Nov 2, 2008 - Brittney Gary, 17, disappears after walking to a nearby Family Dollar Store to purchase minutes for her cell phone. Gary is known to have done drugs and knew several of the other victims, including her cousin Lopez and best friend Brown. Saturday, Nov 15, 2008 a family search party finds a Gary in the grass off Keystone Road, a half-mile south of La. 1126 and about four miles south of Roanoke. Her death is ruled as homicide but how she was murdered has not been made public. Aug 16, 2009 – Necole Guillory, 27, is believed to be missing. On August 19th JDP law enforcement is notified, at 1:30 pm, about the situation with Necole. By 2:00 pm, the task force is interviewing the person who reported Necole missing. At 2:30 pm, Acadia parish officials are notified that workers weed eating grass on an I-10 embankment had just discovered a dead female. The victim was positively identified on August 20, 2009. If I were you I'd post that comment on that site. Someone didn't so a very good job of researching for their story. But then I guess it would still depend on days that he was offshore or not.
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Post by whoknew on Jul 30, 2012 12:50:35 GMT -5
If he was hired from a temp service, didn't someone say he wouldn't be the typical 2 wks on 2 wks off schedule?
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Post by LadyBlue on Jul 30, 2012 12:52:20 GMT -5
If he was hired from a temp service, didn't someone say he wouldn't be the typical 2 wks on 2 wks off schedule? I never was able to get a solid answer on that from anywhere. Surely LE would make damn sure they are correct on their assumptions?
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Post by whoknew on Jul 30, 2012 12:54:42 GMT -5
BRB - again!
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Post by LadyBlue on Jul 30, 2012 12:57:36 GMT -5
Texas Girls:
Brandon: February 10, 2010: Released from parole supervision
April 26, 2010 - Spring, Texas - Alexandria Lowitzer
Brandon: 1997-1998: dropped out of high school between Junior & Senior year- Church Point High
Tina Bowen, 18, from Conroe, Texas (Montgomery County) 7-14-1997
Michelle Prasek, 12, from Spring, Texas (Montgomery County) 12-19-1997
Now at this point he MAY have been in the mental facility in Pineville, but I'm not sure.
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Post by LadyBlue on Jul 30, 2012 12:59:59 GMT -5
BBL
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Post by whoknew on Jul 30, 2012 13:07:38 GMT -5
Texas Girls:Brandon: February 10, 2010: Released from parole supervision April 26, 2010 - Spring, Texas - Alexandria LowitzerBrandon: 1997-1998: dropped out of high school between Junior & Senior year- Church Point High Tina Bowen, 18, from Conroe, Texas (Montgomery County) 7-14-1997Michelle Prasek, 12, from Spring, Texas (Montgomery County) 12-19-1997Now at this point he MAY have been in the mental facility in Pineville, but I'm not sure. maybe Cajun can verify this?
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Post by cajunlady75 on Jul 30, 2012 13:14:37 GMT -5
Texas Girls:Brandon: February 10, 2010: Released from parole supervision April 26, 2010 - Spring, Texas - Alexandria LowitzerBrandon: 1997-1998: dropped out of high school between Junior & Senior year- Church Point High Tina Bowen, 18, from Conroe, Texas (Montgomery County) 7-14-1997Michelle Prasek, 12, from Spring, Texas (Montgomery County) 12-19-1997Now at this point he MAY have been in the mental facility in Pineville, but I'm not sure. maybe Cajun can verify this? Verify what? Not sure when he went to mental facility. I'd have to say before military which he joined in Match of 1997. If it was while he was in military he would have been in military institution. And if he joined in March of 97 bootcamp is 8 weeks. So that would have been till probably may-june 97. He would NOT have been allowed to leave boot camp. As far as temp agency only hiring temp work that is not true. He could have had any type of schedule. A lot of oilfield companies go through temp agencies to hire. Less work for them. I know some that do 7/7, 14/14. 28/7, and some that are just on call and go when they are needed. The can come in one day and go back out again the next. They are gonna have to check all logs to see where he was & when. Will probably take time.
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Post by whoknew on Jul 30, 2012 13:39:59 GMT -5
maybe Cajun can verify this? Verify what? Not sure when he went to mental facility. I'd have to say before military which he joined in Match of 1997. If it was while he was in military he would have been in military institution. And if he joined in March of 97 bootcamp is 8 weeks. So that would have been till probably may-june 97. He would NOT have been allowed to leave boot camp. As far as temp agency only hiring temp work that is not true. He could have had any type of schedule. A lot of oilfield companies go through temp agencies to hire. Less work for them. I know some that do 7/7, 14/14. 28/7, and some that are just on call and go when they are needed. The can come in one day and go back out again the next. They are gonna have to check all logs to see where he was & when. Will probably take time. OK I know around here, Continental Tire and Walgreen's Distribution hire through temp services because they don't have to provide benefits and have more freedom in scheduling. Then after a year or so, they either hire them, or let them go and the process starts all over again.
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Post by isabelle on Jul 30, 2012 13:41:48 GMT -5
Mama, thanks for link to video for BR serial killer. Will watch later when I can slow down. Have my 7 yo granddaughter with me, lol. Keeps me busy!
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Post by kelly on Jul 30, 2012 13:44:35 GMT -5
Hi everybody Ive had a very busy weekend so catching up and just read the new thread..To be clear, someone defaced Lisa Pate's tombstone?
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Post by whoknew on Jul 30, 2012 13:52:15 GMT -5
Yes - but I don't know exactly when.
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Post by PlainJaneDoe on Jul 30, 2012 13:57:02 GMT -5
Wouldn't he have had some difficulty enlisting if he had a MH inpatient stay on record?
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Post by whoknew on Jul 30, 2012 14:01:09 GMT -5
You'd think so, wouldn't you? But then, seems like they take what they can get these days. A lot of people go into the service because they have no other skills or training, or so they can get their schooling paid for. It's not like it was when I was younger - but then we had the draft and Viet Nam. Lost several friends to VN
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Post by PlainJaneDoe on Jul 30, 2012 14:17:30 GMT -5
Well...that's true. I'm sorry for your loss, too.
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Post by cajunlady75 on Jul 30, 2012 14:23:21 GMT -5
Wouldn't he have had some difficulty enlisting if he had a MH inpatient stay on record? Guess it depends on what he went in for. And could have happened when he was a juvenile. A lot of troubled teens join the military in hopes of turning their life around. Guess it didn't work in this case.
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Post by PlainJaneDoe on Jul 30, 2012 14:37:25 GMT -5
Wouldn't he have had some difficulty enlisting if he had a MH inpatient stay on record? Guess it depends on what he went in for. And could have happened when he was a juvenile. A lot of troubled teens join the military in hopes of turning their life around. Guess it didn't work in this case. I'm sure you're right. And btw I have no problem with that. I just vaguely remembered some creative paperwork that was done when I tried to enlist after an inpatient mh treatment.
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Post by foxfire on Jul 30, 2012 14:43:25 GMT -5
maybe Cajun can verify this? Verify what? Not sure when he went to mental facility. I'd have to say before military which he joined in Match of 1997. If it was while he was in military he would have been in military institution. And if he joined in March of 97 bootcamp is 8 weeks. So that would have been till probably may-june 97. He would NOT have been allowed to leave boot camp. As far as temp agency only hiring temp work that is not true. He could have had any type of schedule. A lot of oilfield companies go through temp agencies to hire. Less work for them. I know some that do 7/7, 14/14. 28/7, and some that are just on call and go when they are needed. The can come in one day and go back out again the next. They are gonna have to check all logs to see where he was & when. Will probably take time. I served basic & AIT infantry training at FT. Polk & if my memory is correct, if we didn't have guard or kp duty, we were allowed weekend passes to go to lake charles, & Leesville, etc.
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Post by whoknew on Jul 30, 2012 14:50:05 GMT -5
So Cajun - How is Cynthia holding up? Has she been able to come to terms with this? I feel bad for her, but she probably saw this coming a long time ago. Just hope Joshua isn't involved, too.
As for the military - with some people, I think it just makes them more violent. Maybe becauseof video games these days? You know, they play the games and pretend shoot pretend people. Then they are trained to shoot real people. Somewhere in there, you have to wonder if there is some kind of desensitizing going on. BSL had the beginnings before he went in - and then while in the military, they escalated. Then he was charged with the rape, and they discharged him - amost like they didn't want to have to deal with him anymore. If you went AWOL back in the day, you were arrested. I knew a few people who moved to Canada to avoid the draft.
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Post by cajunlady75 on Jul 30, 2012 15:06:01 GMT -5
Verify what? Not sure when he went to mental facility. I'd have to say before military which he joined in Match of 1997. If it was while he was in military he would have been in military institution. And if he joined in March of 97 bootcamp is 8 weeks. So that would have been till probably may-june 97. He would NOT have been allowed to leave boot camp. As far as temp agency only hiring temp work that is not true. He could have had any type of schedule. A lot of oilfield companies go through temp agencies to hire. Less work for them. I know some that do 7/7, 14/14. 28/7, and some that are just on call and go when they are needed. The can come in one day and go back out again the next. They are gonna have to check all logs to see where he was & when. Will probably take time. I served basic & AIT infantry training at FT. Polk & if my memory is correct, if we didn't have guard or kp duty, we were allowed weekend passes to go to lake charles, & Leesville, etc. Even for basic? I know when my husband was in basic they were not allowed to leave. AIT, yes they were able to leave. We were married & lived off base.
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Post by cajunlady75 on Jul 30, 2012 15:16:23 GMT -5
So Cajun - How is Cynthia holding up? Has she been able to come to terms with this? I feel bad for her, but she probably saw this coming a long time ago. Just hope Joshua isn't involved, too. As for the military - with some people, I think it just makes them more violent. Maybe becauseof video games these days? You know, they play the games and pretend shoot pretend people. Then they are trained to shoot real people. Somewhere in there, you have to wonder if there is some kind of desensitizing going on. BSL had the beginnings before he went in - and then while in the military, they escalated. Then he was charged with the rape, and they discharged him - amost like they didn't want to have to deal with him anymore. If you went AWOL back in the day, you were arrested. I knew a few people who moved to Canada to avoid the draft. I have not seen nor talked to her. I have a relative that did and the subject was never brought up. It's been very quiet. No one is really talking. I have heard Josh is very upset though. IMO I don't think he is involved.
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Post by foxfire on Jul 30, 2012 15:35:08 GMT -5
'White male driving a white truck'? dejavu or coincidence? DNA results throw the BR SK investigation into a tailspin. 'How can so many witnesses who say they saw a white male driving a white truck'? "Could there have be 3 serial killers active in Baton Rouge simutaneously; DTL, Gillis, BSL"? 'Was the BR Serial Killer Task Force so desperate to make an arrest in the Baton Rouge Serial Killer investigation that they attributed all the victims to DTL, while ignoring other possible predators in their midst'? SK Sean Vincent Gillis, was active, yet remained stealth. Why not BS Lavergne, too?? 'Read the book at this link' -"Poor Boys Kindle"..LOL books.google.com/books?id=Qe5...victim&f=falseIn Search of Derrick Todd Lee: The Internet Social Movement That Made a difference.. This book is about criminologist Maurice Godwin's Internet social movement that sprang to life during the Baton Rouge serial murder case. The movement was a response to the Task Force failing to find serial killer Derrick Todd Lee, as citizens in Baton Rouge, South Louisiana, and South Mississippi no longer wished to wait in fear. This is a story of citizen empowerment in a time of crisis. Both scholars and ordinary citizens will be inspired by the way the people in Baton Rouge helped themselves by putting pressure on investigators for improved results. Godwin's innovative Internet movement, involving geographic mapping and online discussions with Baton Rouge citizens, developed into a hub of information to expedite the finding and arrest of Lee. The author sociologically describes and analyzes the key players, the major controversies, and the internal dynamics of the movement that led to the arrest of the serial killer on May 27, 2003.
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Post by PlainJaneDoe on Jul 30, 2012 15:37:58 GMT -5
'White male driving a white truck'? dejavu or coincidence? DNA results throw the BR SK investigation into a tailspin. 'How can so many witnesses who say they saw a white male driving a white truck'? "Could there have be 3 serial killers active in Baton Rouge simutaneously; DTL, Gillis, BSL"? 'Was the BR Serial Killer Task Force so desperate to make an arrest in the Baton Rouge Serial Killer investigation that they attributed all the victims to DTL, while ignoring other possible predators in their midst'? SK Sean Vincent Gillis, was active, yet remained stealth. Why not BS Lavergne, too?? 'Read at this link' - books.google.com/books?id=Qe5...victim&f=falseIn Search of Derrick Todd Lee: The Internet Social Movement That Made a difference.. This book is about criminologist Maurice Godwin's Internet social movement that sprang to life during the Baton Rouge serial murder case. The movement was a response to the Task Force failing to find serial killer Derrick Todd Lee, as citizens in Baton Rouge, South Louisiana, and South Mississippi no longer wished to wait in fear. This is a story of citizen empowerment in a time of crisis. Both scholars and ordinary citizens will be inspired by the way the people in Baton Rouge helped themselves by putting pressure on investigators for improved results. Godwin's innovative Internet movement, involving geographic mapping and online discussions with Baton Rouge citizens, developed into a hub of information to expedite the finding and arrest of Lee. The author sociologically describes and analyzes the key players, the major controversies, and the internal dynamics of the movement that led to the arrest of the serial killer on May 27, 2003. Hey! That's Mama's Dr G!
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Post by foxfire on Jul 30, 2012 15:38:01 GMT -5
I served basic & AIT infantry training at FT. Polk & if my memory is correct, if we didn't have guard or kp duty, we were allowed weekend passes to go to lake charles, & Leesville, etc. Even for basic? I know when my husband was in basic they were not allowed to leave. AIT, yes they were able to leave. We were married & lived off base. LOL, that was 1969, guess my memory is going...
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Post by PlainJaneDoe on Jul 30, 2012 16:01:22 GMT -5
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