Who took Haleigh Cummings?

[psi232]

That was my question, I received hex 57.6 changing to 48.
Needless to say I was stunned at .6 > "penetration under the bed, he losses his property and his ax."
Haleigh was supposedly last seen in her bed and now shes lost.
48 The Well..to interpret this literaly would mean she is in a well.. when I use to pour concrete we would grade the earth and a couple times we found old wells, we would fill them up with concrete.
But that doesn't answer my question, "who took her?" but to answer my question, 48 could be a name..I did several searches in FL for a Mr.XXXXX and found a gentleman whos daughter recently died..south of the city where Haleigh was taken from.
I would appreciate any comments on my interpretation..thanks

 

[willowfox]

Line 57.6 suggests that even though the police have dug around quite a bit, it seems that they no longer want to expend too much effort searching anymore because they probably fear/know that she is indeed dead. And the culprit still evades capture, perhaps because he is so ordinary, and thus not on any police file.


As for who, maybe it could be someone who has mental problems, who has been in a psychiatric hospital suffering from anxiety, depression etc until quite recently because there seems to be a strong connection with hospitals and mental problems. And perhaps that is what hex 48 is hinting at as well, something wrong with the man's mind.

 

[psi232]

thanks for your reply..we certainly have different interpretive styles.
I called the we-tip line and said "I had a dream Mr.XXXX is raising her as his own"..
I said "dream" because its alot easier then explaining to someone what i ching is.
They probably round filed it.

 

[bamboo]

ho did you come up with an XXXXX for 48...what did you translate the 48 into in order to come up with a name?

 

[psi232]

I'll pm you

 

[bamboo]

ohhhhhh, now i get it! very interesting indeed. in your shoes, i would be tempted to play sleuth and go drive by the mr's home and keep watch. strange clues can often surface in the very way, and the Yi is clever.

my dog was abducted once and we were heartbroken. put up signs to no avail. had no leads, no idea where to look. perchance, I was standing in line at the supermarket and overheard a random conversation between two women. One was saying " oh yeah, this nutty lady has her house full of dogs everywhere, and its filthy! her yard is also full of dogs, she says thay are stray dogs." "Sounds weird," the other lady said "it IS weird!! she doesnt clean up the poop, its all thru the house and the house stinks so bad, you can smell it outside!"

what odd coincidence that I was right there at that moment to her these two talking. I asked them where I could find that house. It was close by. I went with my sister and we were aghast. there were dogs everywhere, hundreds, and the house was so full of dog feces, it had to be violating codes for health. the yard was full of old beaten down cars, each one jammed with dogs.
I almost gave up, but then i walked over to an old gray delapidated station wagon. on the floor in the back seat, all culed up in a ball amongst five other dogs was my dear darling Irish setter, jessie. filthy dirty,thin, and so scared, trembling. we got her back all due to that serendipitous chance encounter in the supermarket.

 

[bamboo]

in the Movie Without a Trace, a carzy woman kept calling the cops, saying " when are you gonna come and get this boy?" she sounded old and senile, nd they ignored her as a quack, but she said the boy is out in the backyard everyday next door. when yu gonna come and get him.
the cops thought she was confused about a neighbors kid
on a lark, the one cop finnally decided to go take a look, not expecting much. but lo and behold, there was the missing child in his abductor's backyard, playing like he was their child, the cop called him by name and he came to him. the abductors felt completely justified, they needed a boy to keep watch over a sick grandma. it wasnt stealin, theysaid, because someone had to watch granny.

all signs, omens, and seemingly obscure leads should be followed