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Marjorie Cortez: Girl's abduction offers lesson in trusting gut feelings
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If you're referring to intuition, which is not centred in the gut, that's different. Still you have to be sure you're not just following prejudice, fear, anger or overmuch zeal.
The brain is better, imo, than the gut, in making decisions, though intuition can be invaluable to those who know how to recognize it.
And what about the so-called 'police' (ahem) 'work' up until this point? Very slipshod, in the extreme. NO investigation of his property other than to stand on the front porch of a convicted and registered sex offender???
Marjorie is absolutely right on!
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"Yet, a couple of campus police officers who encountered Phillip Garrido some 30 miles from his Antioch, Calif., home managed to connect the dots within a couple of meetings with him. Phillip Garrido told officers that he had come to the campus to ask permission to conduct a religious event. He appeared "disturbed," officer Jacobs said."
They didn't connect any dots even though they are now trying to make it seem like they had some gut instinct that allowed them to figure out there was something wrong. They had no idea the girls were in any trouble and allowed him to leave and to return again without ever helping the girls.
Once they did a routine background check on someone who was eccentric they found out he was on parole and contacted his parole officer to inform them that an ex-felon wanted to hold an event and that he had two children with him. They still did not connect any dots and the interviews with them make it clear that they were making things up as they went along.
It was the parole officer finding out that he was with 2 children that resulted in his apprehension