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I think he was trying to imply that he had a reasonable fear that she could remove them from the area if he wasn't granted exclusive custody.
Agreed. And the RO against her.
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I think he was trying to imply that he had a reasonable fear that she could remove them from the area if he wasn't granted exclusive custody.
What kind of safe are we rumoring to talk about here??
I am THOROUGHLY perplexed as to how a couple that is so intent on divorcing contentiously (and with children involved) as to have PI's tracking vehicles, cell phones, GPS's etc... would both share open access to a safe, within their home, where important documents such as ID's were stored??
I mean- seriously. I am... perplexed.
Is LE concerned about missing government issued ID's?
Because they should be. If they are actually missing.
I think he was trying to imply that he had a reasonable fear that she could remove them from the area if he wasn't granted exclusive custody.
But for the purpose of the court filing... why would it matter if Gail had the childrens' passports and birth certificates? :waitasec:
Not trying to be contentious at all, but this aspect of the case makes no sense to me. I really don't understand this filing.
he doesn't have them, so she must.
If my spouse was missing, and had possession of my childrens BCs and passports, it would concern me that he could appear and take the children at any time, transporting them to anywhere. The filing was for RO and custody, isn't that correct?
BBM Agree. I guess I just can't understand, if moving to the lake house, why she wouldn't have opened an a/c there...along with a SDB for the jewelry. Now I'm really curious where the change of address (PO Box) was TO.
I don't think Matt said she took them on the 30th. That was the question posed here, a few posts back.
The court filings seem to indicate they (Matt and Gail) had a certain place where the passports and BCs were kept, (the safe) and when he did go look they were not there, he doesn't have them, so she must. For the purpose of the court filing it wouldn't matter if she removed them on the 28th or 30th, or when, they are still gone.
That's correct. But why would you be concerned that your spouse would sudddenly 'appear' and take your children somewhere? Let's say your spouse is your childrens' mother and no custodial issues have been filed prior to this.
In addition to that, you just agreed with your spouse to take them to a different state several days prior to your spouse disappearing. And your spouse returned them to your joint primary residence promptly. Your spouse did not disappear with your children.
If there's a history of Gail disappearing with their children for extended periods of time without informing Matt where they are- then I could understand this.
But is there? :waitasec:
Are we to believe the estranged husband who hasn't said much, or the overbearing friend who won't stop talking? I guess that is something we each have to decide for ourselves.
Also- if the children's passports and birth certificates are missing...has anyone requested a replacement of the birth certificates? Or notified the Dept of State of the missing passports?
http://travel.state.gov/passport/lost/lost_848.html#report
TIA.
Okay, I vote to believe the overbearing friend who won't stop talking.
At least she's talking.
What has she said that we know to be false? Nothing that I'm aware of. What do her intentions seem to be? To find Gail. What would she have to gain by lying? Nothing that I can think of. Who are her tears for? Her friend, Gail.
As to the estranged husband who hasn't said much, maybe he should start talking so we'd have more information on which to make an decision as to whether or not he's telling the truth.
The only time I recall hearing him talking about Gail was his one appearance with his attorneys, along with Gail's sister, at the press conference -- if one can call what that was a press conference. In my view he said what he had to say (or what his attorneys told him to say) which was essentially, Gail, come on back if you can hear us because the kids need/or miss you. Economy of words and emotions to say the least. It didn't strike me at the time as being a heartfelt plea to try to find the mother of his children. And he certainly didn't offer to stay around to answer any and all questions to help find Gail. He was later asked one question by a reporter and he quickly looked to his attorney who told the reporter that he would have nothing further to say.
So for now, yeah, I believe the friend who is talking rather than the estranged husband who isn't.
I pray I'm wrong and Gail comes back to town tanned and rested. And healthy and unafraid.
Hmm.
How thoroughly perplexing.
So, according to this scenario- Gail entered the SM house when dropping the children off after coming back from the overnight trip to AL...accessed the safe and took out the childrens passports and birth certificates... took them with her...and left her drivers license behind.
How odd.
Well I guess we ALL said our piece tonight didn't we Maybe it's good to let a little steam out sometimes when the kettle starts to whistle...as long as we don't get to attacking each other so let's not go there.
I don't think it's accurate for anyone to say AD has a spokesperson or mouthpiece on this forum. Whether you like or agree with her or not, I'm pretty sure the consensus view around here is that she's pretty capable of speaking for herself. Even if someone repeated something AD said, that doesn't mean they are posting at her behest.
I think after reading all the passport discussion, it does reinforce my belief that GP is not intentionally missing. I can see taking the kids and not the passports, but I can't see taking the passports and not the kids. It serves no purpose. So if she took the passports with her or left them with another person or in a safe deposit box, I have to believe it was because she was planning on leaving WITH her kids. And somehow her plans were severely interrupted on 4/30.
I don't think Matt said she took them on the 30th. That was the question posed here, a few posts back.
The court filings seem to indicate they (Matt and Gail) had a certain place where the passports and BCs were kept, (the safe) and when he did go look they were not there, he doesn't have them, so she must. For the purpose of the court filing it wouldn't matter if she removed them on the 28th or 30th, or when, they are still gone.