I was thinking the same thing. But I guess that's where our minds go now after Jennifer, Kelsey, MacKenzie - etc. I almost think luminol should be first response when a missing person case happens - that's what they did for Jennifer.
And I believe he had the propensity to do this whether in the army at Ft. Polk or on the streets of some city. jmo
With a case like this, he knows. Officers meet and get briefed everyday on what's happening. They may not particular do the foot work themselves but he knows. That's why there's a Chain of Command. Everybody works for somebody. And as they say 'Manure rolls down hill'! It's a military saying. That's why PFC Guillen's 1SG, Commander, Robinson's direct supervisor...these people will be relieved from duty or get GOMARS (bad write ups) for what he did. 'Leadership Starts At The Top'!
What's your take on them finally suspecting foul play so late in the game? They should've seen evidence of blood in this room from the first day. JMO.
Where did the attorney get this information? Who told her this? Any reliable source? If they know all this then why hasn't it been confirmed it's Vanessa?
I don’t believe they suspected foul play late in the game, rather, I think they publicly stated that late in the game.
Thanks. I told you I was rusty....Maybe it was during Patton reign that he was only 5. I really don't remember. This is the type of stuff they ask on boards when you're trying to get promoted. No need for me to study it now lol. Thanks again.
I guess I don't see how it would've hurt the case of them publicly suspecting foul play from the get go. I'm just curious as to why they never used those words when asking for information.
There’s still due process, even in the military. I do want to know what exactly went down that day though, and why they weren’t able to collar him before he was able to get wind of the discovery (likely through the media). I’ll bet he was following all of this very closely on his phone.
It’s an incredibly standard protocol, at least in the civilian world. Not only will authorities not call the case of a missing person “foul play,” but they maintain this up until an arrest is made.
Robinson is not here to talk....It's as if he wasn't involved and just committed suicide out of the blue. It's odd he wasn't in custody. And like you said about the case, where would he be taking it if they were on a schedule and had no training going on? You can't just take stuff from the Arms Room for no reason, everything in it is basically considered a sensitive item, which the Company Commander is signed and responsible for. Why I said he had a lot of authority to just be an E4.
Apparently she got the information from the US Army Criminal Investigation Unit. At least that's what it says.Where did the attorney get this information? Who told her this? Any reliable source? If they know all this then why hasn't it been confirmed it's Vanessa?
Exactly. I'm not saying they had sufficient blood to act on, I'm saying it appears they never checked!
