First, I didn't say SCPD lied, I just pointed out that this entire case is full of lies.
Let me list the lies/misinformation/strange behavior that come to me immediately from SCPD. These are what appear to ME as lies (thing that make me go hmmmm).
One second you state you never say SCPD lied and in your very next sentence you say you will list the lies that come to you immediately from SCPD. I try so hard to give you the benefit of doubt but then you make a contradictory statement immediately after denying that you lie (so now I find it impossible to trust my judgement and comprehension of what it is I think you are trying to say).
1. Who was the first on scene?
SCPD Marine One Patrol unit from the 1st Precinct on Route 109 in West Babylon, NY.
2. Nobody can tell me, "We didn't know where she was," when TWO neighbors call 911 and describe a nameless woman running and screaming down the road. If, like the SCPD stated, the police were there 10 min after BB's call, she would have been able to point in the general direction of where she was last seen running.
YES THEY CAN have a really tough time locating a 911 caller when the caller is using some sort cell phone that isn't registered to be traced by the E911 system (burner phone??), the caller is so irresponsible that she doesn't even know what town (or Island for that matter) she was calling from when she agreed to engage in an illegal act of prostitution, when the caller incorrectly alerted a 911 operator that she was somewhere on Fire Island, when the caller was obviously in some sort of compromised mental capacity (on drugs???), when the caller has a history of mental illness and refusal to take medication prescribed to treat such mental illness, when the person who ran door-to-door didn't identify herself or even give her first name, when the person running door-to-door also ran from those who called 911 for her... the list goes on and on and on and on...
3. Did they look for SG 10 min after responding to the scene? I highly doubt it since she "ran through the marsh," and apparently just took of her pants and shoes and left all her stuff behind running to die in that area. If they had, and it occurred the way the SCPD said, why did it take so long to find SG? What reason would they have to look for someone when there wasn't any proof that the person was missing? It's not like her family was there looking for her either. This is a grown woman (a so-called ADULT) we are speaking about. Ten minutes after responding to a scene for a "mystery woman" who couldn't even tell anyone what was wrong isn't going to spark an all-out manhunt. It could have been a prank. It could have been any number of infinite scenarios. Bottom line is that there was nobody responsible enough to step forward and state to the police that someone was indeed missing. MP left the scene. Why???? JB went to bed we presume. I can guarantee you that there would have been a thorough search for her (not just ten minutes later but through the night and the rest of the week if that's what it took) if MP held his ground, called her family and her boyfriend to join in on holding their ground there at the scene to say "Our loved one is still here somewhere". When MP ran out of there before the police arrived, there was nobody to alert the police who she was, the state of mind she was in and how she was from New Jersey with no way to return.
4. I'm not fooled into believing the SCPD were "searching for SG" 5(ish) miles in the opposite direction of where she was last seen alive when they stumbled upon GB4's remains. Much less than five miles. It's walking distance (for sure). Even if it was five miles or more, let me get this straight, you are now angry that SCPD went above and beyond their call of duty by continuing to search and search and search as far as the search needed to take them????
5. Dormer and Spota PUBLICLY disagreed with the 1 or more killer theory. That, alone, is a lack of professionalism. Sitting in a restaurant, it would be very unlikely that you would have a manager come up to your table while your server is standing here and the manage tells the server that he gave you the wrong food. It's just unprofessional. So what? Who cares? This case is complex. They are grown men who can deal with it. Nobody is complaining. Not one newspaper editorial even spoke about it. It's a non-issue. Better to hear opposing theories then not to care enough to discuss the case.
6. The 911 call from SG. In one letter there are MULTIPLE contradictory statements. She was calm, but she then ran. She screamed for help, but there was no argument. One man wrote one opinion to defend his fellow detectives. So what if his writing skills are not perfectly keen. He took the time to write the letter and the newspaper cared enough to publish it. It's not an official report. Just a letter to an editor. No reflection of anything.
7. SG died by drowning or from the elements following a 23 minute 911 call. She was on the phone with 911 for 23 minutes, but then left that phone to take her pants off and run away from that phone to burrow herself to die from hypothermia... or drown in a couple inches of water. How do you know how SG died? Last time I checked it was "inconclusive". Maybe she drowned, maybe she died of an overdose, maybe MP strangled her, maybe JB held her head under water until her heart stopped breathing, maybe CPH drugged her, maybe, maybe, maybe... What do you know about SG's cause of death that the investigators don't know?
8. Dec. 2011 (before SG's body was found) the FBI found 90 (that's NINETY) points of interest, and the SCPD said they had no plans to search, until a few days later when they found SG's stuff, and a few days later her body. No more plans to search the rest of the points of interest. I mean, why WOULD they want to add any more bodies to their list? That just means more work. Not every public statement made by every police force is released with the intent of providing truthful information. Did you ever once stop to consider that maybe it was all part of a plan to try to trap the LISK to make him think the police were finished with their searches? Ask Truthspider or Flukeyou about the police investigator presence in area. They will confirm that it almost seemed like there were many undercover "stake outs" in the area shortly after that press conference stating no intention to search any further. We now know that it was obviously a trap. In police work, it's not what is disclosed to the public that matters. It's the work that is actually accomplished behind the scenes. Once again, who cares who said what and why? Instead, be impressed that they actually brought in engineers to figure out a way to drain wetlands that are normally saturated with so much water that they cannot be searched (I'm impressed!)
9. As soon as they found SG's body, there has been no further investigation or mention of LISK other than the new bodies found in Manorville. Seriously???? No further investigation????? That, my friend, is a complete LIE! These guys have been working all sorts of insane overtime on this case and have continued to do so. SG was found over a year ago. The homicide unit has been working their asses off on this case. How dare anyone accuse them of "no further investigation". Seriously????
10. It is apparent that SG was just labeled a missing person. The 911 call should have kept the investigators from just looking at it as a missing person case and dig deeper. Instead, they waited until 3 months later to come back and INVESTIGATE and then clear the most obvious suspects without a THOROUGH investigation.
