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Not only does his story "not jive" but he is "not cooperating" with LE either. That is probably why the kids were not left with him.
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I am getting flashbacks of Susan Powell.
This isn't enough for me. Perpetrators of these crimes are often able to be chameleons and portray themselves as benevolent, charming, helpful, etc.I'm having problems with all of this info: They had dinner at the house(Although he said they went out) her aunt was there as well. Aunt saying that he got a call during dinner and Gayle was upset, also that Gayle found her husbands emails chatting with another woman. BUT, this "note" said she wanted to be with something else?
The 911 call did sound very calm I agree, and also agree I didn't like his comment when asked my the 911 operator "Does your wife have any medical of mental conditions?" His reply was " other then putting up with me, no" and has a giggle after that. NOT GOOD WHEN YOUR WIFE IS MISSING.
However, with neighbors and family members talking about this man, he seems very nice and helpful etc etc. But now he's not cooperating???? FLAGS ARE GOING OFF EVERYWHERE FOR ME. IMO
Thanks- you beat me to it. I don't know what normal people are supposed to sound like, but he makes a small (lame) joke in the call and that is a little weird to me. But then again, not sure what I would do.
He also says he leaves at 9:30 not 10:00.
He is very quiet- tired from the night before? Emotionally drained? IDK.
I'm having problems with all of this info: They had dinner at the house(Although he said they went out) her aunt was there as well. Aunt saying that he got a call during dinner and Gayle was upset, also that Gayle found her husbands emails chatting with another woman. BUT, this "note" said she wanted to be with something else?
The 911 call did sound very calm I agree, and also agree I didn't like his comment when asked my the 911 operator "Does your wife have any medical of mental conditions?" His reply was " other then putting up with me, no" and has a giggle after that. NOT GOOD WHEN YOUR WIFE IS MISSING.
However, with neighbors and family members talking about this man, he seems very nice and helpful etc etc. But now he's not cooperating???? FLAGS ARE GOING OFF EVERYWHERE FOR ME. IMO
I think husband and Gayle went out to LUNCH, then later they had dinner w/aunt at their home (?).
I also didn't like the "joke" on the 911 call about "other than putting up with me" nonsense.
Just a question for all of you folks:
So, lets say your significant other talks about leaving you, leaves you and you find a note saying that he/she is going off with someone else.
Do you call 911? I am not trying to be argumentative or skeptical, I am really curious whether you would call in a missing persons.
If I was in that circumstance, I don't see myself reporting it because they told me they were leaving and they left. No crime has been committed.
Now, in this case- and if he is telling the truth- what would be the motive of calling it in if she truly left on her own to a better life?
lauriej said:Saturday, March 17, 10 p.m. -According to Robert, he leaves their West Ashley home and heads to their home in Easley, SC.
Can anyone find which direction he was headed when he got the ticket? The ticket is posted here http://www.foxcarolina.com/link/548651/speeding-ticket
But there's no direction listed. I'm in Greenville and you wouldn't take 25 thru Travelers Rest to get to Brevard (his weekly route). The sad part is she could be anywhere between Charleston and TR.
cluciano63 - Yeah, the last thing I would do is call 911 if I had a note that my spouse had decided to leave me...what is 911 supposed to do about that? I think his calling 911 may be his downfall, IMO...