Regarding leaving the wife and daughters to go work on Mother's Day--this would not be an unusual thing in our household, especially if our kids were older. Barry is the only male in their immediate family, and maybe it's a nice thing for them, or especially for SM, to have a "girls" day. Also, if it's something my husband really needs to do for work, that makes things easier on him, I'm for sure going to say, "Sure, you go ahead, the girls and I will...[insert whatever activity they might plan to do]".
Different families do different things. I'm sure some can't imagine not being all together, or having the husband cook breakfast and pamper the mom on Mother's Day, but that's certainly not the case for every family. Some people open Christmas gifts on Christmas Eve, which is a complete no-no in our family!
Someone upthread questioned why BM wasn't worried about the girls being late to get back from their trip--I got the impression, from what he said, that he was in communication with them during that day, so he probably got a text from them early on stating they were running late.
Of course, these points don't make or break whether or not BM was involved in her disappearance. And, my arguments assume that what he said is true. Who knows?
Different families do different things. I'm sure some can't imagine not being all together, or having the husband cook breakfast and pamper the mom on Mother's Day, but that's certainly not the case for every family. Some people open Christmas gifts on Christmas Eve, which is a complete no-no in our family!
Someone upthread questioned why BM wasn't worried about the girls being late to get back from their trip--I got the impression, from what he said, that he was in communication with them during that day, so he probably got a text from them early on stating they were running late.
Of course, these points don't make or break whether or not BM was involved in her disappearance. And, my arguments assume that what he said is true. Who knows?