PCSO Major Gary Bowling says FBI and FDLE are helping PCSO cover-up fake HaLeigh Cummings search
4 posters
Page 1 of 1
PCSO Major Gary Bowling says FBI and FDLE are helping PCSO cover-up fake HaLeigh Cummings search
by FystyAngel Sat Dec 26, 2009 4:03 pm
PCSO Major Gary Bowling says FBI and FDLE are helping PCSO cover-up fake HaLeigh Cummings search
High ranking PCSO officer says concealing the facts and circumstances surrounding the staged secondary crime-scene is a calculated plan
East Grand Forks, MN, December 26, 2009: Major Gary Bowling, a senior officer in the search for missing child HaLeigh Cummings says the FBI and FDLE are providing over-sight to the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office, and the continued covering-up of a fake search and staged secondary crime-scene on March 22, 2009, that made HaLeigh Cummings appear dead, or taken far away, is part of a calculated plan. The fake search was created by the maternal family, a private investigator, a law enforcement impersonator, and a public relations specialist. Found at the fake search were (1) glove (with red stains,) (2) piece of a nebulizer (HaLeigh used a nebulizer), (3) suitcase, (4) map/bus schedule, (5) man’s sock, (6) car keys. “We are guarded and covered and work well with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and the FBI and numerous other agencies,” Bowling said. “Obviously they had, ya’ know, a person like that would ya’ know maybe have some sort of a personal agenda.” Major Gary Bowling did not give details on why the participants of the fake search were not questioned by law enforcement.
Listen to audio interview:
High ranking PCSO officer says concealing the facts and circumstances surrounding the staged secondary crime-scene is a calculated plan
East Grand Forks, MN, December 26, 2009: Major Gary Bowling, a senior officer in the search for missing child HaLeigh Cummings says the FBI and FDLE are providing over-sight to the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office, and the continued covering-up of a fake search and staged secondary crime-scene on March 22, 2009, that made HaLeigh Cummings appear dead, or taken far away, is part of a calculated plan. The fake search was created by the maternal family, a private investigator, a law enforcement impersonator, and a public relations specialist. Found at the fake search were (1) glove (with red stains,) (2) piece of a nebulizer (HaLeigh used a nebulizer), (3) suitcase, (4) map/bus schedule, (5) man’s sock, (6) car keys. “We are guarded and covered and work well with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and the FBI and numerous other agencies,” Bowling said. “Obviously they had, ya’ know, a person like that would ya’ know maybe have some sort of a personal agenda.” Major Gary Bowling did not give details on why the participants of the fake search were not questioned by law enforcement.
Listen to audio interview: