Yes! Bless her heart, she is being careful not to hint at whatever is keeping her from seeing the baby.I watched it a few more times. I feel like she was surprised by the question and the wind went out of her sails a bit the way she breathed in. Then when she said "I don't know. One day at a time." I think she was not answering the exact question of whether she hopes to see the baby but was answering an implied question of whether she would get to see the baby (which was what the reporter asked in the first place-- had she had a chance to see her). This must be so overwhelming with Kelsey being missing and not knowing if she will ever be allowed to visit her granddaughter again.
Yes. I was just trying to balance the conversation.
Yes, so I take it that he had to be a sister of Kelsey's in order to be a brother-in-law, as she is not married.
The provider would know. Basically, when sending SMS messages (messages that go via the cellular network) it works just like e-mail which something called "store and foreward". When you send a message you will, if you haven't turned off notifications, "sent". When that "sent" appears the message is now in the network. The network will attempt to locate the destination phone. If that phone is not found because the phone is off or in an area with no service the network will store your message in the destination phone's "inbox" and whenever that phone becomes available the network will send it on. With scheduling in something like Verizon's Message+ the message will be stored in your "outbox" on the network until the scheduled time when the network will attempt to send the message. That is how, of course, you can schedule a message for some time in the future and it will be sent and delivered whether your phone is off, in a no-service area, or even destroyed.
I'm curious if she had or was wearing an engagement ring.
I have no idea what to think. The thought it my head is that when she talked to her mother, Kelsey thought she had dinner plans with her fiance and daughter. At some point during the day, perhaps an argument or unknown events, and dinner plans together were abandoned. PF took the child and how that occurred and what happened after that is a mystery to us.
I understand! I just feel like that’s the typical response in cases like this from people (defensiveness and disbelief over possible scenarios..ie: CW). It was a little surprising to me to see people put specific scenarios out there that would put anyone in a negative light.
But he (PF) is, along with likely other people. So PF hasn’t been “isolated”. Weird phrasing yes. Almost as if it means less a big deal or something.
I was thinking Mom may have texted, called, left voicemails and finally became so concerned she called the police. I know I give it a day or two and then I'm contacting friends, etc. if I can't reach a loved one that I normally can easily reach. I have to wonder how many calls were made by Mom to others besides KB?
Agreed.. Many critical pieces of info are missing.. But we do know she called mom to ask about a recipe (probably not for cinnamon rolls) and she went to store for ingredients, and she did make rolls.. And that dinner was not planned at her place according to what she told her mom.
Love. Respect.
