Crime Watch Daily: More Questions Than Answers in Jamison Family Disappearance – Pt. 2

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Crime Watch Daily: More Questions Than Answers in Jamison Family Disappearance – Pt. 2

The FBI investigates what happened to a friendly couple and their daughter, and as they follow the clues they uncover more questions than answers — until the mountains reveal long-hidden secrets.

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  5. @pingerboy69 · Edit

    I have had well let's say pain pills for example depending what his taking or they are taking but I have days an weeks missing from medications I used to take.. people close to me can't even figure out where i had been or ended before i was found back home again an i still don't remember anything at all !!!

  8. @sarahbradshaw8983 · Edit

    I think they ripped someone of years earlier and hid the money in the mountains. They were rumours over the years and I think the 'voices' and 'noises' they heard in and outside the house were people possibly looking for the money or trying to work out where they had hidden the money! Eventually it became known where the money was hidden! The Jamisons wanted to move and saw a piece of land advertised which was a cash only sale. So the people they ripped off followed them into the mountains. I reckon the money was hiddn in two seperate locations but each one known only to Sheryl and one to Bobby. Assurances if they ever split up because neither of them would have access to all of the money; just their half! After failing to contact the landowner they hid some of the money again in the mountains- hence the gps coordinator and the photo of Maddison. But whoever they ripped off caught up with them and even though Bobbys father has since died I think he had something to do with their trip into the mountains. I live in the UK so I wonder if its possible to hide money in a crevice/opening in the mountains?

  10. @heatherbowlan9822 · Edit

    The Jamison's were simply out off THIER minds , on heavy drugs ,and I'd say very much paranoid, confused ,and scared out off THIER minds with ,evil paranoid evil thoughts! Possibly by drug lords threats ,possibly owes them lots of money ,and drug lords don't trust them to stay quiet when seen how off the wall paranoid they had become ,

  11. @mandygreen6718 · Edit

    Would if they parked the truck and left the dog in the car because they planned on returning to the truck? They might of just hunting for a place to lay low and got lost? That might explain why they didn’t take the dog with them they just wanted to have a quick look 👀 around without being bothered by a dog that could have ran away chasing a rabbit or something and had the burden to finding the dog so they left it in the truck and planned on going back to the truck and got lost! Just a thought or two! Does anyone else ever thought that?

  14. @ohioh111b111y · Edit

    Heres a sick thought: they were a human sacrifice by some cult as it was the month of October. They got in with a group, decided to get out, but …. its very hard to get out of a cult if you know their secrets.

  21. @NunyaNomi · Edit

    Just because you are prescribed an opiate doesn't make it any less of an addictive controlled substance or mean it's ok for you to take it in excess, so I don't get why the grandma keeps saying "It wasn't drugs". Medication is just "clean" heroin, methamphetamine, etc. But their behavior doesn't look or sound like opiates. They were on an upper if anything and meth fits the bill. She was apparently bipolar/manic and possibly off her psych meds but that doesn't explain his behavior. I honestly don't even have a theory. If it was a drug deal gone bad their truck would have been torn to bits looking for valuables and money and wouldn't have left a purse, wallet, and cell phones. Plus why not take the truck? Murder suicide makes some sense if they used poison or intentionally overdosed but that doesn't explain the money. What a confusing case. I wish their bodies had been found sooner so we had some answers for their family.

  23. @Senna458 · Edit

    Murders? What evidence is there that this family was murdered? It is possible of course, but there are many other possibilities as well. To assume murder and discount everything else is quite a stretch IMO.

  27. @jnichols3 · Edit

    In 2012 I was looking at 40 acres in the southern part of the county. It was landlocked, but it had an access road. After being reasured by the real estate lady that it was OK to check it out, I did. I liked the property and was going to buy it. On my way back out my way was blocked by two men in a truck. They parked in the middle of the main road and I had to go way over to the side to get around them. I stopped to talk to them, but they started yelling that I was on their property. I continued for a few more seconds to try to talk to them and explain why I was there, but they just wanted to yell. I finally said it was nice to meet them and continue on my out. They tried to ram my vehicle

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