Taken from CanAm: "After Jaryd was reported missing and SAR started their work. Allyn’s twin brother, Arlyn came out from California to support his brother. Their mom and friends also rallied around the family and tried to continue to keep spirits upbeat. At one point the family asked the SAR team and sheriffs if they could go up the trail and view the place where Jaryd vanished? This is a reasonable and normal request. Remember, the singles group was the last people to see Jaryd. Allyn was at his resort when the group took Jaryd to the trail. Arlyn was in California. There was no way that Arlyn or Allyn were suspects and the sheriffs were telling the family there was no evidence that Jaryd had been abducted. When the family asked to go down the trail, there was a curt response, “No.” When the family subtly pushed and inquired about the rationale, they were threatened with arrest if they stepped on the trail. Allyn said he and the family never understood the stiff response. I’ve never heard of a SAR team or sheriffs member making a statement like that."
I suspect not any physical threats but trampling of evidence/evidence tampering is why authorities said no. CSI takes time, esp
in outdoor settings.
I often wonder if certain rituals take place wherein children are harmed, die then are
buried.
I am talking about baptisms' resulting in death.
If Jaryd was last seen in a group without his parents I wonder if said group a) had background checks done on them b) participated in any rituals including baptizing children and c) how well did his parents know these people he was hiking with? I wonder.
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