Mollie Tibbett's Killer Has a New Trial Date.

Mollie Tibbett's disappeared on July 18, 2018, while jogging near her home in Brooklyn, Iowa. After a month-long search, police identified 24-year-old Cristhian Bahena Rivera as a suspect using surveillance camera footage that showed his car following her on her jog. He led police to her body in a Poweshiek County cornfield on August 21 and was charged with first-degree murder.

The trial has been set for September 3rd of this year at 9 a.m. at the Poweshiek County Courthouse in Montezuma. Rivera's attorneys said they needed more time to review material before trial, which had initially been scheduled for April.

Mollie Tibbetts' Killer Says He Doesn't Remember Anything

Cristhian Bahena Rivera's statement to state police is that he "blocked" his memory after confronting Mollie Tibbetts along a rural road.

He faces a first-degree murder charge in the her death.

Bahena Rivera claimed to have followed Tibbetts while she was jogging in Brooklyn and "panicked and got mad" when she said she would call police.

"He then 'blocked' his 'memory' which is what he does when he gets very upset, And doesn't remember anything after that until he came to at an intersection."

This coming Wednesday, he is headed back to court for his arraignment.

Mollie Tibbetts' Preliminary Autopsy

Mollie Tibbetts was followed by Rivera as she was jogging.
She was abducted, stabbed to death and put in the trunk of his car.
Then the murderer dumped her in the corn field where her body was found.
Rivera has been charged with murder in the first degree.
He enters his plea at a later date.

Mollie's parents want her to be remembered and mourned.
They don't want her memory to get lost in all the politics.

Mollie Tibbetts Found

Sadly, Mollie Tibbett's body has been found.
There is no details yet where her remains were located. 
More details should come later today in a news conference set for this afternoon.
R.I.P. Mollie
Whomever did this to you, i hope swift justice finds them.

The investigation for Molly continues as police narrow their sights on five specific locations.

Five different locations in Brooklyn are being looked at closely by Police.
Law enforcement is currently seeking additional witnesses and wants to speak to anyone who was in he five areas on July 18, 2018 between the hours of 5 p.m. and 10 p.m.
The locations are also tracts of farmland, as well as the area surrounding Tibbetts’ boyfriend’s house, the D & M Car Wash and a truck stop is off of Interstate 80, which runs across the state.
You'll find the map and everything else in the link below.

https://findingmollie.iowa.gov/

Mollie Tibbett's dad says she might be with someone she knows

Mollie's dad thinks someone might have took her that knew her.
Someone that misinterpreted their relationship and now they are in over their head and don't know what to do.
He is hopeful Mollie is alive and they will get her back.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/08/06/mollie-tibbetts-dad-believe-shes-still-alive-and-with-somebody-knows.html

Mollie Tibbetts Updates

Mollie Tibbetts

Officials are questioning a local Iowa pig farmer for a third time now, after they found a shirt she was supposedly wearing, in a field on his farm.

The pig farmer has a history of stalking.

Also they are tracking her Fitbit info from the Fitbit she was wearing when she disappeared.

And now there are reports surfacing of a black SUV driving around around the time of her disappearance. in the neighborhood she was staying in.

Mollie Tibbetts is missing

Mollie Tibbetts

20-year-old University of Iowa college student from Brooklyn, Iowa.
She was last seen on Wednesday, July 18, 2018, while going for a run in her hometown. 
Tibbetts messaged her boyfriend later that night, but has not been seen or heard from since. 
She was staying at her boyfriend’s brother’s house in Brooklyn.
She is 5’3″ tall and weighs 120 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. 
She was possibly wearing running clothes, like gym shorts, running shoes and a sports bra or high school athletic T-shirt, or could be in her work clothes, denim shorts and a red T-shirt. 

She was dog-sitting at her boyfriend’s brother’s house & possibly returned there after a jog to work.
Her boyfriend of more than two years, Dalton Jack, her boyfriend’s brother, Blake and her boyfriend’s brother’s fiancee, Allie Houghton, were out of town. 
Dalton Jack, was in Dubuque, Iowa, about two hours away, for work.
Tibbetts sent him a routine Snapchat photo to say good night about 10 p.m. on July 18. 
Dalton Jack, Mollie Tibbett’s boyfriend, works with his brother at his construction company, Jack Building & Design.
Her boyfriend has been ruled out as a suspect.

Tibbetts had last been seen by a neighbor earlier that evening while running in Brooklyn. 

Many media reports have called her a missing jogger or runner, and have said she disappeared on the run.

However,the circumstances surrounding her disappearance are not clear. 

While Tibbetts was not seen after the run, she did talk to her mother and her boyfriend in the hours after it. 

Police do not know when she vanished, or if she went for a pre-work run in the morning on July 19.

She was doing homework on her computer late in the evening of July 18. 

Police told the family that she was working on the computer, but did not provide a specific time, saying it could hinder the investigation.

Mollie Tibbetts’ family reported her missing on Thursday, July 19.

She didn’t show up for work and was not responding to calls and messages. 

Her phone was going straight to voicemail, he family said. 

She works as a day camp intern at Grinnell Regional Medical Center. 

While her family originally thought she went missing Wednesday night, they now think she might have disappeared Thursday.

Her car is at her mother’s house, according to her family. 

She shares the car with one of her brothers, and he texted her Thursday morning to see if she needed a ride to work or to use the car, and she never responded. 

Her brothers have been ruled out as a suspects.

According to one of her cousin's, Tibbetts had been looking forward to her second year of college and has a trip planned for next week.

Tibbetts’ mother said that her daughter has never gone missing in the past and wasn’t acting strange in the days leading up to her disappearance. 

The T.I.P Rural Electric Cooperative in Brooklyn is offering a $1,000 reward.

Iowa CrimeStoppers is offering an additional $1,000. 

The reward is offered for information that leads to an arrest or conviction in Tibbetts’ disappearance, the newspaper reports

Police have not confirmed that there is any wrongdoing in the case, and have been treating it as a missing persons investigation. 

Authorities have said that an abduction remains a possibility and becomes more likely as time goes on.

UPDATES
Police found her red shirt in a remote field in Iowa.
Now they are questioning a pig farmer for the second time.
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