The footage, captured in the early hours of Wednesday at Piopio Superette, a small store in the North Island, shows a masked man and child examining windows before sparks fly as they appear to cut their way in with a power tool. They then load groceries on to a quad bike and drive away. Saunders said the pair spent 13 minutes at the scene.
When we hear about children who've survived brutal abductions, we expect that once they're back with their loving family and have had some therapy, they'll be okay. However, it's not that simple. The story of Shasta Groene in Gregg Olsen's book, Out of the Woods, is tough to read. Molested and exploited by multiple people, she seemed to have caught few breaks. Her first post-abduction treatment program was itself abusive, and her father was a thief.
(San Bernardino Sheriff's Department) Strangers continued to hold vigil Friday near the Cabazon home of baby Emmanuel Haro, d emanding answers even after San Bernardino County sheriff's investigators arrested his parents on suspicion of murder. The arrests marked a grim end of a week-long search for Haro that generated national attention and sparked much online sleuthing. Authorities said they now believe Emmanuel is dead and are still searching for his body.
Rebecca Haro stopped cooperating with the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department after, while under questioning, investigators pointed out inconsistencies with the story she told about the August 14 kidnapping of baby Emmanuel Haro. She claimed that she had been assaulted and knocked unconscious by a male suspect outside a Big 5 Sporting Goods in Yucaipa, and that her infant had been kidnapped.
Sheriff's investigators conducted a search at the home of the parents of the missing baby, Emmanuel, whose mother's disappearance claim raised suspicions toward her account regarding the child's kidnapping.
Christina Block is accused of orchestrating a violent abduction of her two youngest children, allegedly hiring a security firm to ambush her ex-husband and children.
