Lindsey Baum #3 7/28/09 - 8/26/09

[doubledecker]

Name: Karl S Goering
Address: 4729 W Clearwater, Kennewick, Washington 99336-0101 (1993

[doubledecker]

Name: Karl S Goering
Birth Date: 1962
Address: 9622 Maple Ln, Kennewick, Washington 99336-0501 (1993)
[823 S Everett, Kennewick, Washington 99336-0101 (1993)] 

[doubledecker]

so far I am not finding anything connecting to adam.  other than dwight has a Roy address. 
but that just means I haven't found anything, does not mean there isn't one.  still lookig

[KarmaRoundUp]

Reward produces wave of new tips in Baum case
BY JACOB JONES - The Daily World
Wednesday, July 29, 2009 12:12 PM PDT


Searchers returned to the streets of McCleary under a brutal sun Tuesday to follow-up on new leads in the hunt for 11-year-old Lindsey Baum.

Grays Harbor Undersheriff Rick Scott said about 25 officers and searchers with dogs braved near-record high temperatures to re-canvas areas of town.

“We’re out here sweating our guts out,” Scott said late Tuesday.

A recent $6,000 reward for information in the missing girl’s case has produced a new wave of tips for investigators to check out, Scott said. Surrounding law enforcement agencies including the Aberdeen Police Department, and Pierce and Thurston sheriff’s offices sent officers to help perform follow-up searches and interviews.

“We decided we’d try to reach out a bit,” Scott said.

About six core investigators have been leading the effort to find Lindsey, who disappeared while walking a few short blocks home on June 26. The detectives have found no evidence explaining the 4-foot-9, brown-haired girl’s disappearance, but they continue sorting through thousands of tips.

“I don’t want information sitting,” Scott said, explaining extra officers are helping check out tips as soon as possible.

So far, detectives have not found any clues to send the investigation in a “new direction,” Scott said, but they continue to consider all possibilities.
 

 


Officers and volunteers knocked on doors throughout town Tuesday, asking new questions and trying to reach people missed in previous interviews, he said. Investigators still hope to find the one small piece of information that can move the case forward.

“We were just going around talking to people,” Scott said, adding, “everybody’s just kind of worn out from the heat.”

Two teams with cadaver search dogs also roamed the town seeking any new scents, he said, but the hot conditions limited the available scents and quickly wore out the dogs.

“The heat really is so stifling,” he said.

Scott said detectives and extra officers expect to follow up on new tips in town for at least the rest of the week.

He asked anyone with any potentially helpful information to call the tip line at 1-866-915-8299.

http://**/articles/2009/07/29/local_news/doc4a708a0adde28983338062.txt

[KarmaRoundUp]

   Hahaha!NEW!Monkey Slide! 

[doubledecker]

Reward produces wave of new tips in Baum case
BY JACOB JONES - The Daily World
Wednesday, July 29, 2009 12:12 PM PDT


Searchers returned to the streets of McCleary under a brutal sun Tuesday to follow-up on new leads in the hunt for 11-year-old Lindsey Baum.

Grays Harbor Undersheriff Rick Scott said about 25 officers and searchers with dogs braved near-record high temperatures to re-canvas areas of town.

“We’re out here sweating our guts out,” Scott said late Tuesday.

A recent $6,000 reward for information in the missing girl’s case has produced a new wave of tips for investigators to check out, Scott said. Surrounding law enforcement agencies including the Aberdeen Police Department, and Pierce and Thurston sheriff’s offices sent officers to help perform follow-up searches and interviews.

“We decided we’d try to reach out a bit,” Scott said.

About six core investigators have been leading the effort to find Lindsey, who disappeared while walking a few short blocks home on June 26. The detectives have found no evidence explaining the 4-foot-9, brown-haired girl’s disappearance, but they continue sorting through thousands of tips.

“I don’t want information sitting,” Scott said, explaining extra officers are helping check out tips as soon as possible.

So far, detectives have not found any clues to send the investigation in a “new direction,” Scott said, but they continue to consider all possibilities.
 

 


Officers and volunteers knocked on doors throughout town Tuesday, asking new questions and trying to reach people missed in previous interviews, he said. Investigators still hope to find the one small piece of information that can move the case forward.

“We were just going around talking to people,” Scott said, adding, “everybody’s just kind of worn out from the heat.”

Two teams with cadaver search dogs also roamed the town seeking any new scents, he said, but the hot conditions limited the available scents and quickly wore out the dogs.

“The heat really is so stifling,” he said.

Scott said detectives and extra officers expect to follow up on new tips in town for at least the rest of the week.

He asked anyone with any potentially helpful information to call the tip line at 1-866-915-8299.

http://**/articles/2009/07/29/local_news/doc4a708a0adde28983338062.txt

I am sorry but the more articles which try to explain what they are doing, the more ridiculous they sound.  It is just me or our their explanations just stupid

[Haddie McFaddies Mom]

LovinLife ~ That's it!  That's the little guy and the exact question that's been nagging at my heart and mind and eats at me from the time I open my eyes in the morning, stays with me throughout the motions of the day, and until I close my eyes at night. 

Where is Lindsey?

Where is Lindsey?

Where is Lindsey?

Thank You ! 

Where is Lindsey?

xoxo

[Fanny Mae]

Ok, so they were doing a search yesterday. Does anyone know if they are searching in McCleary again today? Does anyone know if KaraK's home has been thoroughly searched? I know that it was said that Melissa's home had been searched. Have they gone to either place with cadaver dogs? Does anyone know?

[mamacrazy30]

Reward produces wave of new tips in Baum case
BY JACOB JONES - The Daily World
Wednesday, July 29, 2009 12:12 PM PDT


Searchers returned to the streets of McCleary under a brutal sun Tuesday to follow-up on new leads in the hunt for 11-year-old Lindsey Baum.

Grays Harbor Undersheriff Rick Scott said about 25 officers and searchers with dogs braved near-record high temperatures to re-canvas areas of town.

“We’re out here sweating our guts out,” Scott said late Tuesday.

A recent $6,000 reward for information in the missing girl’s case has produced a new wave of tips for investigators to check out, Scott said. Surrounding law enforcement agencies including the Aberdeen Police Department, and Pierce and Thurston sheriff’s offices sent officers to help perform follow-up searches and interviews.

“We decided we’d try to reach out a bit,” Scott said.

About six core investigators have been leading the effort to find Lindsey, who disappeared while walking a few short blocks home on June 26. The detectives have found no evidence explaining the 4-foot-9, brown-haired girl’s disappearance, but they continue sorting through thousands of tips.

“I don’t want information sitting,” Scott said, explaining extra officers are helping check out tips as soon as possible.

So far, detectives have not found any clues to send the investigation in a “new direction,” Scott said, but they continue to consider all possibilities.
 

 


Officers and volunteers knocked on doors throughout town Tuesday, asking new questions and trying to reach people missed in previous interviews, he said. Investigators still hope to find the one small piece of information that can move the case forward.

“We were just going around talking to people,” Scott said, adding, “everybody’s just kind of worn out from the heat.”

Two teams with cadaver search dogs also roamed the town seeking any new scents, he said, but the hot conditions limited the available scents and quickly wore out the dogs.

“The heat really is so stifling,” he said.

Scott said detectives and extra officers expect to follow up on new tips in town for at least the rest of the week.

He asked anyone with any potentially helpful information to call the tip line at 1-866-915-8299.

http://**/articles/2009/07/29/local_news/doc4a708a0adde28983338062.txt

I am sorry but the more articles which try to explain what they are doing, the more ridiculous they sound.  It is just me or our their explanations just stupid

its not just you

[Fanny Mae]

I am sorry but the more articles which try to explain what they are doing, the more ridiculous they sound.  It is just me or our their explanations just stupid

I don't think the heat was quite as stifling in June as it is now. JMO

[doubledecker]

I am sorry but the more articles which try to explain what they are doing, the more ridiculous they sound.  It is just me or our their explanations just stupid

I don't think the heat was quite as stifling in June as it is now. JMO

well I think the heat would make cadaver scent more detectable, not less?

[doubledecker]

and they brought in all these other agencies so tips were not just sitting around?  and when did they get all these tips, JUST NOW all at the same time?  and because of the $6000.00 reward?  and it came out when?  and all the tips come NOW? 

sounds crazy to me

[mamacrazy30]

if Lindsey has been in McCleary the entire time...and now that whoever has had her, has had a month with her,...if she is still in McCleary, and now whoever has had her knows that the police are going door to door.....is it far fetched to say that she may not be in McCleary now....like today or yesterday moved????

[mamacrazy30]

maybe this new search for Lindsey is really a call of get your azz out of dodge they're on to ya?

[doubledecker]

maybe I just tear things apart too much LOL

but my personal opinion is they are doing something they are not saying and they are trying to say they are doing it for other reasons because they don't want people to know.  All that if fine, but at least make it believeable 

[KimC]

so far I am not finding anything connecting to adam.  other than dwight has a Roy address. 
but that just means I haven't found anything, does not mean there isn't one.  still lookig

Yes, still looking, too, and trying to connect the dots.  In looking at every Goering and family, I came across this interesting site.  Since Adam seems to be familiar with where to go for help, thought maybe he wandered in one of these offices of the state.  It's the 2007 State of Washington Department of Social and Health Services.  And this particular website is a complete listing of all their employees.  And alphabetical too.  There are three Goerings listed and I have looked at all of them.  Just haven't connected the dots yet.  But here's the website in case some interesting names pop out at you.  2007 Arg, out of date, but these are state jobs so you might have people working there for many, many years.

http://lbloom.net/dshs07.html

[mamacrazy30]

maybe I just tear things apart too much LOL

but my personal opinion is they are doing something they are not saying and they are trying to say they are doing it for other reasons because they don't want people to know.  All that if fine, but at least make it believeable 

i feel ya 

[doubledecker]

if Lindsey has been in McCleary the entire time...and now that whoever has had her, has had a month with her,...if she is still in McCleary, and now whoever has had her knows that the police are going door to door.....is it far fetched to say that she may not be in McCleary now....like today or yesterday moved????

I am wondering if they have a suspect etc, and are going around showing that person's photo to people to see if anyone saw this person around anywhere? ??

[mamacrazy30]

here is a thought...what if they have found lindsey, or they know where she is, but it would compromise someone/something and so now they are searching to 'discover her' when in fact they knew what was up the entire time.....

[mamacrazy30]

if Lindsey has been in McCleary the entire time...and now that whoever has had her, has had a month with her,...if she is still in McCleary, and now whoever has had her knows that the police are going door to door.....is it far fetched to say that she may not be in McCleary now....like today or yesterday moved????

I am wondering if they have a suspect etc, and are going around showing that person's photo to people to see if anyone saw this person around anywhere? ??

maybe???  i don't know, all i know is that it is hot in McCleary wa this time of year.