Conspiracies don t work, because the longer you have, the more somebody will talk, i am left speechless. this is one of the most infuriating stories i ve seen this is incompetent, as it appears prima facie to be really incompetent police work. three individuals, three kids missing in a discrete area. what the hell happened with the cold case on this? i mean, i think this department, with all due respect to clint van zandt, who was saying perhaps people didn t call. that s baloney. i ll bell you ll find a whole trail. the question here is the competent of the police department. they should not be let off the hook. by the way, if you have police doing proper policing, who would see this strange, boarded up, lights on, what s going on house? after ten years, no police officer in cleveland says, what is it with that house? after 2009, when there was a specific man dade to improve their missing persons department. craig, bev we let you go, you
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Urgency for the storm because it was downgraded from a hurricane but there was a business we spoke to the boarded-up. we talked to tourists from all over the country. this area was slammed with visitors, people from washington, new york, pennsylvania, iowa, some said they had to leave early and a few others said they would stick it out. this is what they had to say. when were you supposed to leave? saturday. reporter: you country by two days. we are going to marathon for a few days and come back down. i talked with our hotel owners, unless they evacuate the island we are not going anywhere so we are not going anywhere. are you nervous? know. everyone says it is like an iowa thunderstorm, been there, done that. reporter: there were a lot of people in good spirits, very optimistic who said they would find a and hang out in their
Hours of the morning, hurricane force winds, sustained 100 miles per hour. we have seen the beach gradually disappear as the water comes up and up. if we do get that 11-foot storm surge, that water will come over this dune and probably cover the first floor of most of these houses. all along the islands, pitch black, more than 100,000 people are without power along the coast of north carolina. that number could raise to one to 3 million. the houses are pretty much boarded up. it is a ghost town. the upshot on the bridge. you can no longer go from the island here to the mainland. the wind simply too strong. we see the police out earlier in the evening, they were checking on some break-ins, real heavy police presence to make sure there is not looting. a lot of these people are watching the properties on remote cameras probably from a safe place. it s remarkable how well people here have heeded the warnings of state and local officials because they really have packed up, boarded up, and g