ALICIA DANIELLE DeBOLT - 14 yo -(2010) Great Bend (NW of Wichita) KS

 

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Great-Bend-Kansas/105527356148480?v=stream

yikes - one of the comments says he put her through the asphalt machine and then burned her body

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1498458809&v=wall
alicia's sisters' fb page -

"I cannt begin to express the nausatating feeling we all have for what
these men did to u"

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note the use of the plural - these men

and another posting that there are 7? involved - what the heck is going on in great bend?

both left their homes at 11pm (Alicia and Longoria) and he returned hope apparently around 1:30 to 2am?

http://www.kansas.com/2010/08/30/1469860/ag-to-speak-after-court-appearance.html
AG to speak after court appearance by 'person of interest' in teen's death

BY TIM POTTER

The Wichita Eagle

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  Adam Longoria,
  36, is walked into the Barton County District Court. He was given
  charges of vehicle burglary and theft. Authorities say a vehicle was
  stolen from Longoria's employer early Friday. Later that day, the Kansas
  Highway Patrol arrested him on I-70.
  
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  Thousands of
  people gathered for a candlelight prayer vigil in downtown Great Bend to
  honor the memory of 14-year-old Alicia DeBolt. DeBolt's body was found
  last week just west of Great Bend. (Aug. 29, 2010)
  
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  This undated
  file photo shows Alicia DeBolt, from Great Bend, Kan. A charred body
  found at an asphalt plant near Great Bend is that of DeBolt, a
  14-year-old girl who had been missing since the weekend, the attorney
  general said Thursday Aug. 26, 2010. (AP Photo/The Wichita Eagle) NO
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  Thousands of
  people gathered for a candlelight prayer vigil in downtown Great Bend to
  honor the memory of 14-year-old Alicia DeBolt. DeBolt's body was found
  last week just west of Great Bend. (Aug. 29, 2010)GREAT BEND — Attorney General Steve Six is expected to speak to the
  media this morning following a first court appearance by the man Six has
  identified as a "person of interest" in the killing of 14-year-old
  Alicia DeBolt.
  

Adam Longoria, 36, is to appear at 10 a.m. in Barton County
District Court on charges of vehicle burglary and theft. Authorities say
a vehicle was stolen from Longoria's employer early Friday. Later that
day, the Kansas Highway Patrol arrested him on I-70.
Alicia's burned body was found Tuesday afternoon — at an asphalt
plant where Longoria worked — more than two days after she was last seen
leaving her home and getting into a darker colored SUV.
Read more: http://www.kansas.com/2010/08/30/1469860/ag-to-speak-after-court-appearance.html#ixzz0y6RiWavw

his arms looked burned in that first photo - from the elbow down.

Bond set for Adam Longoria; Steve Six updating murder cast
By Chris Durden & Cliff Judy

KWCH 12 Eyewitness News

10:40 a.m. CDT,August 30, 2010
(GREAT BEND, Kan.) —


Adam Longoria appeared in a Great Bend courtroom Monday morning. He is charged with charged with one count of
Vehicle Burglary and one count of Theft of property worth at least
$1,000 but less than $25,000.
Longoria told the judge he understands the charges against him. He told the judge he plans to hire
an attorney. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for 7.
Longoria is also a person of interest in the investigation into the disappearance and murder of
14-year-old Alicia DeBolt. He has not been charged or named a suspect
in connection with that case. However, investigators searched his home
last Thursday.
Members of DeBolt's family were the courtroom Attorney General Steve Six argued
Longoria's criminal history and history of not showing up for court
cases means she shouldnt' receive bond or the bond should be a
significant amount.

Before stealing the vehicle, Six says Longoria went to post office and mailed
many of his belongings to an address in Texas. “I believe that the
defendant is in a desperate state of mind, and therefore, there’s a risk
to the community if he’s released," said Six to the court.
Longoria said the belongings mailed
to Texas were just two cowboy hats and a pair of pants. He also says he
left Great Bend to stay with a friend because his house had been
searched and there were cameras outside. He says he had a duffel bag
with him with just a couple of changes of clothes in it.
Six said Longoria also has a warrant out for his arrest from Marion County, North Carolina, for allegedly
calling in threats to an elementary school.

Six asked that bond be set in the amount of $150,000 and the judge agreed. The judge agreed
that Longoria is a flight risk. The judges said if Longoria tries to make bond, there will be another hearing.
Eyewitness News is in Great Bend. Expect updates here and on Eyewitness Newscasts.

The thirty-six year-old Longoria, also known as “Rocco”, was taken into
custody Friday morning. He was caught by the Kansas Highway Patrol on
I-70 near mile marker 233 west of Salina.

Longoria was driving a 2002 white Ford Explorer which was reported stolen from Venture
Corporation near Great Bend early Friday morning. That's the same
company that owns the property where DeBolt's badly burned body was
found last week.

The Texas Department of Criminal Justice says
Longoria has done time on nine charges there since 1991. Those include
burglary, forgery, credit card abuse, escape from prison and evading
arrest. He was released May 25 after completing a seven-year sentence
for aggravated robbery.

DeBolt was last seen heading to a party aweek ago Saturday.
http://www.kwch.com/news/kwch-news-cd-longoria-court,0,6783697.story

oviedo45 wrote:his arms looked burned in that first photo - from the elbow down.

wow you are so right.

it could just be grass blades - not really sure - need to blow it up

oviedo45 wrote:it could just be grass blades - not really sure - need to blow it up

Good spotting Ovie. They both look very very red. Could be burnt for sure IMO.

and he mailed his pants home to texas - i can't wait for the state to recall that package and examine it - bet they were the pants he wore saturday night -

oviedo45 wrote:his arms looked burned in that first photo - from the elbow down.

---On my Monitor it looks more like a multi-colored tattoo, but you could be right Ovie

oviedo45 wrote:and he mailed his pants home to texas - i can't wait for the state to recall that package and examine it - bet they were the pants he wore saturday night -

He is not a very smart criminal... he thinks he is but not so much. Only thing that matters at this point is that he gets put away so he doesnt do it again...

he has quite a long record - i think 14 felony counts? he was in prison in texas - how could this gf allow him to be around her young children?

NG said her jeans were half pulled off - only one leg in them with a shoe, other shoe was missing IIRC - will try to find her transcript