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It could be possible he is alive somewhere.nanandjim said:I watched this Dateline segment before. I also find it quite strange that her husband's body was never found. There are several disturbing clues.
Yep. I also think that this is a possibility. I mainly think that this is a possibility because they were not robbed. It doesn't make sense that someone would just murder them. I guess that someone could have accosted them solely to rape her and then thrown them both overboard or that he got drunk, made her strip and pushed her overboard and then committed suicide.michelle said:It could be possible he is alive somewhere.
That too me is a HUGE clue, it took some force for that to get in her shoe like that.nanandjim said:Yep. I also think that this is a possibility. I mainly think that this is a possibility because they were not robbed. It doesn't make sense that someone would just murder them. I guess that someone abducted them solely to rape her and throw them both overboard or that he got drunk, made her strip and pushed her overboard and then committed suicide.
Who went to the trouble of manipulating the GPS data? Was it Chuck or was it strangers? Who owned those blue floaties that were tied to the boat? How did the GPS knob get screwed into the bottom of her tennis shoe? Were her clothes found on board? If not, where were they? Why weren't they robbed? Was it just some psychopaths out to rape and murder two people?
Wouldn't it seem like someone had to screw it into the shoe, using force?? Also, I just read on her website that the blue floaties that were seen trailing from the boat by the guy who called the boat in were missing when the coast guard reached the boat. Where did they go? Could someone have been on the boat and then left before the boat was found??michelle said:That too me is a HUGE clue, it took some force for that to get in her shoe like that.
Tristan said:I find this case baffling.
Does anyone know the answers to the following questions?
(I haven't seen them addressed anywhere.)
3. Just how hard (or easy) is it to "disappear" and never be found.....
creating a new identity and a new life.
It just seem that that would be incredibly difficult to pull off.
I'd love to hear some theories from anyone following this case.
I just saw your post! Wow. This is interesting, especially that Chuck's parents were staying where the boat was found. I'm leaning towards he may have been involved. Have you heard anything else? They have shown this story more than once. So, they are lucky to have gotten the airtime. However, if it is a coverup within Chuck's family, I'm not sure that you'll get anyone to step forward with new information.Hi All ~
I actually knew Lana. She was a best friend of one of my cousins, and was at many of my family gatherings throughout the years. I hate to say this, but I never liked her very well, she was sort of uppity, and I never thought she was "all that". My brother told me after her death that he had "hooked up" with her a couple of times.....
Anyway, my cousin is the 'friend' who was with this couple when he threatened her, the argument the bartender overhead. They have all been deposed by her family's attorney at this point.
I think Chuck had quite the temper, and my cousin told me that he planned to ask Lana to marry him when they got to Mackinaw. Maybe he proposed to her while they were on the boat, I believe she would have said No, and possibly he threw her overboard and disappeared.
A couple of things I know from having an inside track.....1) Chuck's parents were staying on Lake Huron near where the boat was found when this happened, and 2) I am very familiar with Lake Huron, and MOST people do not swim in this lake, it is cold all year round. The only times we have swimmed in it is if the weather happened to get to 100 degrees or so.
Any other thoughts from anyone?
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