SMartian
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The article in the link provided by summer_breeze states her father passed away last month. How sad to know he passed without ever knowing what actually happened to his daughter 7 years ago. I just watched the rerun of this story on Disappeared today I was again struck by what a kind man he seemed to be.
There are several things that stand out and point directly to the husband...I see no other alternative and it angers me there is not enough evidence to make an arrest. Unless her body is found, I fear this case will never be solved and he will continue to roam free.
#1 - Did not report her missing until 2 days after she disappeared. Even after he finally did report it to LE, her parents were still not informed, with her Mom calling the house and asking for her and the husband saying she was not home at the moment. The parents had no idea their daughter was missing until told by LE. Most people would have called everyone they could think of if they came home and their spouse was missing having left their baby in the crib alone and apparently still in their PJ's...parents being the first on the list of people to call, in my opinion. Especially, since we know she had made comments about moving back home with her parents!
#2 Husband apparently has a receipt for baby formula on the day she went missing. This does not provide any sort of alibi in my opinion since we have no idea the exact time she went missing...I am pretty sure they did not live 2 hours away from a store so why he felt the need to give this 2 hour timeframe is beyond me unless it took him 2 hours to dispose of her body. I feel this receipt serves no purpose whatsoever and is a very weak alibi if this is what he intended it to be.
#3 - Husband first stated that 11,000 was taken from the home. I know some people do not trust banks but it is rare for people to keep that amount of cash in the home for one thing. The other thing is, he changed the amount twice according to LE, later he stated it was 6,000 and another time he stated it was 5,000. If he cannot keep track of how much money is supposed to be in the home, he really should put it in the bank and let them keep track of it. I doubt there was a single penny missing and what his purpose is here I do not know.
#4 - The husband stating the black duffel bag was missing. It would be nice to know what size this bag was and really if a bag ever existed. I doubt Margaret decided to leave and the only thing she grabbed was the bag and stuffed it with cash, leaving the house and her daughter behind to start a new life elsewhere walking down the street in her PJ's. She would have been seen by someone eventually. I would surely notice a woman in her PJ's walking around with a black duffel bag!
None of these things, though extremely suspicious are enough to convict this creep. I am not even sure if her body is found if there will be evidence. It really makes you stop and wonder how many people actually get away with murder...I would love to see this one resolved and can only hope her father has reunited with his daughter and they are both resting in peace.
There are several things that stand out and point directly to the husband...I see no other alternative and it angers me there is not enough evidence to make an arrest. Unless her body is found, I fear this case will never be solved and he will continue to roam free.
#1 - Did not report her missing until 2 days after she disappeared. Even after he finally did report it to LE, her parents were still not informed, with her Mom calling the house and asking for her and the husband saying she was not home at the moment. The parents had no idea their daughter was missing until told by LE. Most people would have called everyone they could think of if they came home and their spouse was missing having left their baby in the crib alone and apparently still in their PJ's...parents being the first on the list of people to call, in my opinion. Especially, since we know she had made comments about moving back home with her parents!
#2 Husband apparently has a receipt for baby formula on the day she went missing. This does not provide any sort of alibi in my opinion since we have no idea the exact time she went missing...I am pretty sure they did not live 2 hours away from a store so why he felt the need to give this 2 hour timeframe is beyond me unless it took him 2 hours to dispose of her body. I feel this receipt serves no purpose whatsoever and is a very weak alibi if this is what he intended it to be.
#3 - Husband first stated that 11,000 was taken from the home. I know some people do not trust banks but it is rare for people to keep that amount of cash in the home for one thing. The other thing is, he changed the amount twice according to LE, later he stated it was 6,000 and another time he stated it was 5,000. If he cannot keep track of how much money is supposed to be in the home, he really should put it in the bank and let them keep track of it. I doubt there was a single penny missing and what his purpose is here I do not know.
#4 - The husband stating the black duffel bag was missing. It would be nice to know what size this bag was and really if a bag ever existed. I doubt Margaret decided to leave and the only thing she grabbed was the bag and stuffed it with cash, leaving the house and her daughter behind to start a new life elsewhere walking down the street in her PJ's. She would have been seen by someone eventually. I would surely notice a woman in her PJ's walking around with a black duffel bag!
None of these things, though extremely suspicious are enough to convict this creep. I am not even sure if her body is found if there will be evidence. It really makes you stop and wonder how many people actually get away with murder...I would love to see this one resolved and can only hope her father has reunited with his daughter and they are both resting in peace.
