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« Reply #1340 on: April 29, 2010, 03:04:05 PM »

Question???  Did we ever see an actual picture of Junior's bedroom in the home? 

Yep, there was one with Ron standing outside the door, leaning against the wall or some such.  Could make out that the room behind him was Junior's, but IIRC there was only a bed in there on the floor.  Can't remember much else.  It wasn't a full picture of the room if I remember right. 

My guess is that since the kids were sleeping in Ron/Misty's room, Jr in bed with them, their rooms had been full of those pot plants that were found near the Mondex pond.  Am thinking that part of the cover-up that night included a lot of back n forth with the van, getting those plants out of there.  Could be another reason for the bricked open side door, needed all hands on deck carrying plants etc, outta the MH.  IMO. 
 

You know why I am asking than....lol.  I remember the pic's of Haleigh's room and on a video.  Her room looked real and used.  Even had a nice size closet in it with clothes hung up including clothes w/tags still on them but I don't recall ever seeing Junior's room. 

Now wasn't it like 100+ pot plants found at the Mondex and in like gallon size containers? 

So, February ...  would that maybe a reason as to why the A/C guy was there ... something to do with the growing of these plants and electricity and humidity, etc....
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« Reply #1341 on: April 29, 2010, 03:04:09 PM »

Question???  Did we ever see an actual picture of Junior's bedroom in the home? 

Yep, there was one with Ron standing outside the door, leaning against the wall or some such.  Could make out that the room behind him was Junior's, but IIRC there was only a bed in there on the floor.  Can't remember much else.  It wasn't a full picture of the room if I remember right. 

My guess is that since the kids were sleeping in Ron/Misty's room, Jr in bed with them, their rooms had been full of those pot plants that were found near the Mondex pond.  Am thinking that part of the cover-up that night included a lot of back n forth with the van, getting those plants out of there.  Could be another reason for the bricked open side door, needed all hands on deck carrying plants etc, outta the MH.  IMO. 
 

You know why I am asking than....lol.  I remember the pic's of Haleigh's room and on a video.  Her room looked real and used.  Even had a nice size closet in it with clothes hung up including clothes w/tags still on them but I don't recall ever seeing Junior's room. 

Now wasn't it like 100+ pot plants found at the Mondex and in like gallon size containers? 

Yeppers, it was reported thatta way.  Now honestly, if someone were gonna grow pot plants at the Mondex or anywhere else, they would grow them right in the ground.  The fact that they were in containers says to me they were moved out there from somewhere else.  Who would have needed to move pot plants out there?  Someone who had the po-lice traipsing in and out of their home. 

I'm trying to think of how much space it would have taken for 100 containers of that size.  Was the mobile home big enough for that?  Hmmm.. Maybe they even had those containers sitting pretty all around the livingroom too.  LOL 
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« Reply #1342 on: April 29, 2010, 03:09:25 PM »

Thanks Brandi.  It looks like a ok size room.  I guess it was behind Rons & Misty's bedroom. 

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« Reply #1343 on: April 29, 2010, 03:11:04 PM »

Ok I found articles stating about 100 pot plants no reference to the size of the containers. 

Yeah, I can't find any re the size of the containers either. 

Earlier reports on that pot next to the mondex was described as 'a field of pot, uprooted'... as in actually growing there.  But later on that changed to actually being 100 pot plants in containers.   
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« Reply #1344 on: April 29, 2010, 03:13:03 PM »

People should be punished for their crimes and Hope is paying big time. I don't know something is way off on that sentence in my opinion, and she is going to come out a very angry woman. I have no answers for anything, I just think that is an awfully long time, when people who commit much worse crimes spend a lot less time behind bars. Nothing makes sense to me anymore I guess.

Well Misty's will be far worse and that should make you feel better!  ha ha ha!    We had 2 drug dealers in a sting yesterday run  into an older couple out and about yesterday.  The man was killed and his wife is in critical condition in shock trauma. OT but story here - http://wjz.com/local/car.accident.2.1662604.html

They had priors for drugs and guns.  Hope even stated she would be worse if/when released - she had no remorse and the judge called her on it.   It seems harsh but I think it's what she deserves and they have to start with change somewhere or on someone.  JMO.
How horrible  Oh yes, Misty's will be much worse with the sentencing 
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« Reply #1345 on: April 29, 2010, 03:13:19 PM »

LMAO I put a question into google and it's taking so long to respond no doubt it is being sent to DEA now!  ha ha ha!
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« Reply #1346 on: April 29, 2010, 03:14:16 PM »

Thanks Brandi.  It looks like a ok size room.  I guess it was behind Rons & Misty's bedroom. 



No, the children's bedrooms are on the opposite side of the mobile home from the master bedroom. Across the living room.

Hope that makes sense.
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« Reply #1347 on: April 29, 2010, 03:20:08 PM »

Ok I found articles stating about 100 pot plants no reference to the size of the containers. 
I thought I read that there was more than I plant per put IIRC, so it could have been for example 10 plants in each (although I'm clueless about growing pot so that may be a bad example) anyway, just another fact/non-fact to toss around!
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« Reply #1348 on: April 29, 2010, 03:21:48 PM »

Now I know that I read this, but don't ask where  The air conditioning man which is also probably the heating man was doing maintenance on several of the mobile homes that day.
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« Reply #1349 on: April 29, 2010, 03:58:29 PM »

Question???  Did we ever see an actual picture of Junior's bedroom in the home? 

Yep, there was one with Ron standing outside the door, leaning against the wall or some such.  Could make out that the room behind him was Junior's, but IIRC there was only a bed in there on the floor.  Can't remember much else.  It wasn't a full picture of the room if I remember right. 

My guess is that since the kids were sleeping in Ron/Misty's room, Jr in bed with them, their rooms had been full of those pot plants that were found near the Mondex pond.  Am thinking that part of the cover-up that night included a lot of back n forth with the van, getting those plants out of there.  Could be another reason for the bricked open side door, needed all hands on deck carrying plants etc, outta the MH.  IMO. 
 

BBM - this makes total sense Wyks. A week or so I made a post about the door being propped and it seems to me that you only prop a door for moving furniture. I said I would bump the door and go. Others agreed. So, this could be the real reason the door was propped.

Which also means Haleigh was dead LONG before the 911 call.

Another point - Ron said no one knew where they lived and gave a list of two people IIRC. Now why would you live where no one knew? But that wasn't true cause TN and GGMS knew where they lived and so did other family members, not to forget Tommy, Timmy, Chelsea, Lindsy, so - many people KNEW where they lived.

Ron was NOT referring to those people obviously. Ron meant drug dealers, or people he supplied.
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« Reply #1350 on: April 29, 2010, 04:01:37 PM »

Question???  Did we ever see an actual picture of Junior's bedroom in the home? 

Yep, there was one with Ron standing outside the door, leaning against the wall or some such.  Could make out that the room behind him was Junior's, but IIRC there was only a bed in there on the floor.  Can't remember much else.  It wasn't a full picture of the room if I remember right. 

My guess is that since the kids were sleeping in Ron/Misty's room, Jr in bed with them, their rooms had been full of those pot plants that were found near the Mondex pond.  Am thinking that part of the cover-up that night included a lot of back n forth with the van, getting those plants out of there.  Could be another reason for the bricked open side door, needed all hands on deck carrying plants etc, outta the MH.  IMO. 
 

This is the best shot I have seen of the room. His room is straight ahead in this picture. Ronald is entering Haleigh's room.



??  guess we posted the same pic near to the same time?   
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« Reply #1351 on: April 29, 2010, 04:01:58 PM »

one more point - you need grow lights to grow pot indoors - were any found at Mondex? or other equipment such as; bags of potting soil, supplements for growth, watering hoses, fans, fungus repellent, bags of harvested pot, or rope used to hang and dry the pot.

That's the signs of a dumped pot farm.
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« Reply #1352 on: April 29, 2010, 04:02:32 PM »

Now I know that I read this, but don't ask where  The air conditioning man which is also probably the heating man was doing maintenance on several of the mobile homes that day.

you know if someone really, wanted to know the HVAC company name,
you could go look on the ac unit, mine leaves a dated service sticker
with company name, every spring, and in the fall, one on the furnace
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« Reply #1353 on: April 29, 2010, 04:06:36 PM »

I can remember in my younger days finding pot plants in the woods along the river often, and they have an odor, I can only imagine that in a trailer a 100 plants would reek.  And if the plants are moved, the pollen is thrown into the air and intensifies the smell, if they moved them that night, the officers would have had to have smelled it.  Even if they had covered it with fabreze, if at all possible, wouldn't they find it odd to smell that at 3 in the morning?

I will be surprised to find that the pot plants belong to the pill-billies, from my experiences with family members living in that world, once you graduate to harder stuff, pot is out of it.  Its not as profitable as other drugs, and much easier to detect.
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« Reply #1354 on: April 29, 2010, 04:10:58 PM »

Question???  Did we ever see an actual picture of Junior's bedroom in the home? 

Yep, there was one with Ron standing outside the door, leaning against the wall or some such.  Could make out that the room behind him was Junior's, but IIRC there was only a bed in there on the floor.  Can't remember much else.  It wasn't a full picture of the room if I remember right. 

My guess is that since the kids were sleeping in Ron/Misty's room, Jr in bed with them, their rooms had been full of those pot plants that were found near the Mondex pond.  Am thinking that part of the cover-up that night included a lot of back n forth with the van, getting those plants out of there.  Could be another reason for the bricked open side door, needed all hands on deck carrying plants etc, outta the MH.  IMO. 
 

BBM - this makes total sense Wyks. A week or so I made a post about the door being propped and it seems to me that you only prop a door for moving furniture. I said I would bump the door and go. Others agreed. So, this could be the real reason the door was propped.

Which also means Haleigh was dead LONG before the 911 call.

Another point - Ron said no one knew where they lived and gave a list of two people IIRC. Now why would you live where no one knew? But that wasn't true cause TN and GGMS knew where they lived and so did other family members, not to forget Tommy, Timmy, Chelsea, Lindsy, so - many people KNEW where they lived.

Ron was NOT referring to those people obviously. Ron meant drug dealers, or people he supplied.

Remember, it was a full moon that night also. You'd think a neighbor would see and/or hear the commotion if that were the case. Just thinking out loud here.
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« Reply #1355 on: April 29, 2010, 04:11:05 PM »

 
Yeppers, it was reported thatta way.  Now honestly, if someone were gonna grow pot plants at the Mondex or anywhere else, they would grow them right in the ground .  The fact that they were in containers says to me they were moved out there from somewhere else.  Who would have needed to move pot plants out there?  Someone who had the po-lice traipsing in and out of their home. 

I'm trying to think of how much space it would have taken for 100 containers of that size.  Was the mobile home big enough for that?  Hmmm.. Maybe they even had those containers sitting pretty all around the livingroom too.  LOL 

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Wyks, in any other situation it would be odd for hundreds of plants to be in pots, outside. Considering it's pot, and FL; they are grown in pots because of the lack of nutrients in the soil, and/or they are professional growers and use only the best for their plants grow wise, so they grow with soil,nutrients,ph,humidity,c02 controlled enviroments. The fact that the plants were out and the open may be apart of the grow operation. Marijuana grows in stages, and in its final stage it needs a shift in sun time, and most grow operations start indoors(vegetation), and end outside(harvest). It doesn't look as if they had a major growing operation in the MH as there is a lack of ventilation, and most homes used to grow have to be almost completely converted to accomodate the amount of humidity involved in growing these plants. Although I wouldn't put it past them to have removed the plants from their property that night to avoid prosecution. Again only doing things in their favor.
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« Reply #1357 on: April 29, 2010, 04:12:56 PM »

I can remember in my younger days finding pot plants in the woods along the river often, and they have an odor, I can only imagine that in a trailer a 100 plants would reek.  And if the plants are moved, the pollen is thrown into the air and intensifies the smell, if they moved them that night, the officers would have had to have smelled it.  Even if they had covered it with fabreze, if at all possible, wouldn't they find it odd to smell that at 3 in the morning?

I will be surprised to find that the pot plants belong to the pill-billies, from my experiences with family members living in that world, once you graduate to harder stuff, pot is out of it.  Its not as profitable as other drugs, and much easier to detect.

a mobile home with 100 pots plants would reek to high heavens. You could probably smell that down the street.

And it would be almost impossible to remove every leave from the trailer and the van. Something would be left behind.

Pot is still a huge source of income, but a briefcase of cocaine will always be easier to move than a tractor trailer load of pot.

100 plants of high grade pot could be worth over 25,000 dollars. Easily.
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« Reply #1358 on: April 29, 2010, 04:15:35 PM »

I can remember in my younger days finding pot plants in the woods along the river often, and they have an odor, I can only imagine that in a trailer a 100 plants would reek.  And if the plants are moved, the pollen is thrown into the air and intensifies the smell, if they moved them that night, the officers would have had to have smelled it.  Even if they had covered it with fabreze, if at all possible, wouldn't they find it odd to smell that at 3 in the morning?

I will be surprised to find that the pot plants belong to the pill-billies, from my experiences with family members living in that world, once you graduate to harder stuff, pot is out of it.  Its not as profitable as other drugs, and much easier to detect.
Hello monkey! You are absolutely correct. Most grow homes reek from the inside out, and a couple hours would be no amount of time to ventilate. Unless they were growing outdoors which is very possible. But i'm sure if they had been growing one or two neighbors would have had a complaint of the strong odor.
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