Comments on: Police Investigate Morning Home Invasion, Sexual Assault Near State Line

By: R. Robinson

R. Robinson — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 04:05:30 +0000

I’m really sorry what happened to the young lady i don’t wish that terriable thing on no one. But to the people who are worried about the new neighbors who moved in the neighbor hood that is out right wrong. Sometimes people will wait just the right time to plan out something like this. And just maybe this was his time to make it look like it was the new neighbors just to throw people like you off. Maybe he wanted you to think it had something to do with the new neighbors moving in. But i have one thing to say; think about the new neighbors i’m sure they was as scared as the neighbors who have been there for years. Never stero type anyone its just not right. I hope this guy is caught in punished to the fullest. God bless you and your family.

By: 2d Amendment ... FORVER

2d Amendment ... FORVER — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 03:23:10 +0000

EVERYONE should have a firearm. Sure, you CAN’T carry it everywhere you go, but by golly, it is your RIGHT to have it in the home for protection. The police can only help AFTER the crime has occurred. Smith & Wesson, Glock, Ruger, et alia can stop it BEFORE it happens.

I pray that this poor lady is well. But please take my advice – invest in a small pistol. Our founding fathers wanted us to be able to defend our homes and country. Please do it before we read about your funeral!

By: Retired Officer

Retired Officer — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 00:59:01 +0000

Angi, for you information the ball was dropped by your local police department if they did not go door to door before they left the area to speak with each of the neighbors. It is NOT the neighbors job to find the police to talk to them, that’s what the police get paid to do! THEIR JOB!!

By: Angi

Angi — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 14:02:59 +0000

Concerned…
Your post: I agree with the previous poster, the police department is not asking the neighbors questions. I talked with someone who lives in the area and they told me that no one had come and asked them if they saw anything. They told me that new people had moved in the area and some odd things were happening.

My response: If these people told you this information then they need to go to the police and tell them, not wait for the police to come to their door; they need anyone that knows anything to come forward and report it…

By: Tammy Reid

Tammy Reid — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 23:28:50 +0000

TO ALL OF YOU THAT HAS SOME MUCH TO SAY….IF YOU CANT WALK THE WALK THEN YOU CANT TALK THE TALK….SO STOP HIDING BEHIND FALSE USER NAMES….YOU HAVE SOME MUCH TO SAY…BUT TO SCARED TO LEAVE YOUR NAME……I HOPE ONE DAY THIS DOESNT HAPPEN TO YOU OR A LOVE ONE…

By: concerned

concerned — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 18:39:56 +0000

I agree with the previous poster, the police department is not asking the neighbors questions. I talked with someone who lives in the area and they told me that no one had come and asked them if they saw anything. They told me that new people had moved in the area and some odd things were happening.

There was something out of the ordinary in the area that must have been observed by someone. Come on police department, lets get to talking to the neighbors and listening to them.

Keep praying for the family.

By: Concerned Neighbor

Concerned Neighbor — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 15:45:45 +0000

Angi, I’m sorry, I’m sure I made it seem like they haven’t mentioned this at all! I appologize, I meant in depth stories with interviews w/police, with more details to this crime so the horrible person who done this to this lady can be brought to justice! I appologize for the error! I just feel they are not doing this justice because it happened in “Little Ol’ Flomaton!” That’s what I meant to say!

By: Angi

Angi — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 14:34:02 +0000

Actually this has been on the news…

By: Concerned Neighbor

Concerned Neighbor — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 03:59:08 +0000

I tell you what is ODD…that there has not been one word mentioned in the media, by media I mean the local television stations about an update on trying to apprehend this subject? Whether they have leads or not, shouldn’t they say either way? I mean if they are still needing people’s help in trying to help them find more leads or if they are have a lead and need more help to get to the bottom of this, they need to update the public on it either way! I find it odd that they haven’t said anything about this on the local news channels since the first few days since the incident. The poor lady who had this happen to her has enough to worry about, I’m sure, than to worry if he’s coming back? What about the neighbors around her? He may think, he has gotten away w/it once in that neighborhood, why not try it again? People who do such things as this are obviously insane anyway, so why not? I think we as a community need to start asking more questions about what now? What is our local law enforcement gonna do now? What’s next?

By: jenjen

jenjen — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 06:50:54 +0000

OK, I have heard enough. I do not know this lady but I do know her son and daughter in law and I know that they are good people. I was sickend by the person who stated that this story seemed a little odd. The worst thing that could ever happen to a human being has just happened to this lady. Most people have commented about how their prayers are for the family and I think that is great. We do all need to put our hands together and pray that this idiot man get whats coming to him. No matter if the police catch him or not, he WILL be punished. I just wish that people would use this comment board to show their condolences to the family (as most of us have) instead of trying to figure out if the story has any truth to it. If you dont believe the lady and what happened to her than maybe you should move on to a different story and comment on that. This family does not need all of this right now. All this family needs to hear is that we are praying for her and her family to get through this.