Zahra Clare Baker #6 11/4/10 - 11/11/10

[luvmyboys]

i hope that they find her where they were looking today!!!! it almost seems like she was put her and there..omg i can't believe i just said that about this poor little girl....i would love to turn my tv to nancy grace 2nite...and she says BOMBSHELL 2NITE just in.. they found zahra...i would love to get in my van and just go help...don't know what i could do, but i would do anything that they would ask of me,, i am only about 45 min to an hour away..please bring her home soon

[Brandi]

Thanks Northern.  It reminds me of how they collected evidence at the Caylee crime scene.

It reminds me of that too      

Yes, very similar.

O/T: Leroy, left you a post here: http://scaredmonkeys.net/index.php?topic=4314.msg1259573#msg1259573

[Northern Rose]

New video

http://www.wcnc.com/home/Search-for-Zahra-Baker-returns-to-Dudley-Shoals-Road-107047579.html

[Northern Rose]

here is the scanner again if anyone wants to listen

http://www.radioreference.com/apps/audio/?ctid=1900

[Northern Rose]

Police Find Something In Zahra Search, Not Saying What (video)

http://www.wsoctv.com/video/25749758/index.html

[darla]

Good Evening Monkeys and Guest!


Northern that link for the scanner is for EMS and Fire, not the Sheriff's office. That is the only live feed they have .

[cw618]

this thing is bugging me,did someone mark on the
pic b4 it was put up, looks like an X and O
anyone local with the same pic from a real paper
other pics
http://scaredmonkeys.net/index.php?topic=8837.msg1259540#msg1259540
http://scaredmonkeys.net/index.php?topic=8837.msg1259557#msg1259557

[darla]

CWif you go back and look at the original pics that isn't a zipper..it is a limb hanging over a searchers back.

[Northern Rose]

Good Evening Monkeys and Guest!


Northern that link for the scanner is for EMS and Fire, not the Sheriff's office. That is the only live feed they have .

Thanks Darla.  I did not notice.

[darla]

Northern I tried to find a link to the sheriff's office but didn't see one.

[klaasend]

Northern I tried to find a link to the sheriff's office but didn't see one.

I think here?

http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=1900

Nope, still only fire

[SuzieQ]

Does anyone remember Adam ever saying anything about being aboriginal? They have a new poster at websluths called OzChristian. I will only post part of his post, anyone wanting to know the rest can follow the link. Tibro, do you know anything about the rituals of the aboriginals?

Originally Posted by OzChristian 
I am new to this site and would like to offer what I believe is a new perspective. It is my understanding that Adam Baker either was, or that he claimed to be, of Australian aboriginal descent. When I saw Zahra's photo with the caption referring to "dark child LOL", I interpreted the LOL to mean that she didn't really look aboriginal. It also explains why Zahra's clothes were left behind in the wardrobe after the eviction. During the mourning process, the deceased person's clothes are generally destroyed. They would certainly never be kept as a "keepsake". Death is often referred to as "sorry business" and use of somebody's name after they have died is generally forbidden. As far as mortuary rituals are concerned, this very much depends upon the particular aboriginal nation to which the person belonged. Burial in the ground was never an option. One way or another, the body was offered to the elements, knowing that the deceased is still part of the natural environment.

http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?t=118907&page=26

[klaasend]

Does anyone remember Adam ever saying anything about being aboriginal? They have a new poster at websluths called OzChristian. I will only post part of his post, anyone wanting to know the rest can follow the link. Tibro, do you know anything about the rituals of the aboriginals?

Originally Posted by OzChristian 
I am new to this site and would like to offer what I believe is a new perspective. It is my understanding that Adam Baker either was, or that he claimed to be, of Australian aboriginal descent. When I saw Zahra's photo with the caption referring to "dark child LOL", I interpreted the LOL to mean that she didn't really look aboriginal. It also explains why Zahra's clothes were left behind in the wardrobe after the eviction. During the mourning process, the deceased person's clothes are generally destroyed. They would certainly never be kept as a "keepsake". Death is often referred to as "sorry business" and use of somebody's name after they have died is generally forbidden. As far as mortuary rituals are concerned, this very much depends upon the particular aboriginal nation to which the person belonged. Burial in the ground was never an option. One way or another, the body was offered to the elements, knowing that the deceased is still part of the natural environment.

http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?t=118907&page=26

http://www.aboriginalculture.com.au/religion.shtml

Funeral ceremonies. Another important time for ceremonies is on the death of a person, when people often paint themselves white, cut their own bodies to show their remorse for the loss of their loved one, and conduct a series of rituals, songs and dances to ensure the person’s spirit leaves the area and returns to its birth place, from where it can later be reborn.

Burial practices vary throughout Australia, people being buried in parts of southern and central Australia, but having quite a different burial in the north. Across much of northern Australia, a person’s burial has two stages, each accompanied by ritual and ceremony.


Men covered in white clay, preparing the bones of two deceased, which will be placed in the two decorated hollow logs. Yirrkala, Arnhem Land. 1947. PH 121/9, Ted Evans Collection, Northern Territory Library. Men covered in white clay, preparing the bones of two deceased, which will be placed in the two decorated hollow logs. Yirrkala, Arnhem Land. 1947.

The primary burial is when the corpse is layed out on an elevated wooden platform, covered in leaves and branches, and left several months for the flesh to rot away from the bones. The secondary burial is when the bones are collected from the platform, painted with red ochre, and then dispersed in different ways. Sometimes a relative will carry a portion of the bones with them for a year or more. Sometimes they are wrapped in paperbark and deposited in a cave shelter, where they are left to disintegrate with time. In parts of Arnhem Land the bones are placed into a large hollow log and left at a designated area of bushland. The hollow log is a dead tree trunk which has been naturally hollowed out by the action of termites.

Aboriginal rock art records ceremonies dating back tens of thousands of years, yet still continued to this day. A man dances a pose with his arms outstretched, holding a short stick in each hand, this photo being taken in Darwin in about the 1920s. Early Kimberley rock art in Western Australia records the same pose with a person holding short sticks in each hand.

[Tamikosmom]

Thanks Klaas

Why would Adam adhere to one aspect of aboriginal customs regarding the belongings of the deceased and not adhere to the rituals involving the body of the deceased?

Janet

[klaasend]

Thanks Klaas

Why would Adam adhere to one aspect of aboriginal customs regarding the belongings of the deceased and not adhere to the rituals involving the body of the deceased?

Janet

I seriously doubt he is aboriginal and I further doubt he would follow any aboriginal practices.

[Lenie]

O.T. Sorry mods, but I felt this needed to be posted.

I am asking for a boycott of Amazon.com until this "how to" book for pedophilia is taken off their website. 

"The Pedophile's Guide to Love and Pleasure: A Child-Lover's Code of Conduct"

[Leroy]

O.T. Sorry mods, but I felt this needed to be posted.

I am asking for a boycott of Amazon.com until this "how to" book for pedophilia is taken off their website. 

"The Pedophile's Guide to Love and Pleasure: A Child-Lover's Code of Conduct"

Oh Geez    

[Claycat]

O.T. Sorry mods, but I felt this needed to be posted.

I am asking for a boycott of Amazon.com until this "how to" book for pedophilia is taken off their website. 

"The Pedophile's Guide to Love and Pleasure: A Child-Lover's Code of Conduct"

Oh Geez    

I just went to check, Lenie.  Apparently it has been removed!

[Claycat]

It was listed only for Kindle, but when I clicked on the title, the page could not be found. 

[Curly]

Thanks Klaas

Why would Adam adhere to one aspect of aboriginal customs regarding the belongings of the deceased and not adhere to the rituals involving the body of the deceased?

Janet

I seriously doubt he is aboriginal and I further doubt he would follow any aboriginal practices.

I agree. He's just a monster.