I was thinking something sort of similar, that it would be rough for me to be a prop in someone's months-long, staged-for-instagram trip. NOT that I think that justifies anything that happened, but I think it would strain a relationship when one person is trying to develop into an influencer and the other one is not.
I disagree. LE as a public servant had the moral responsibility to take her in for a mental health evaluation. Now whether that was a legal responsibility is another story—-but certainly a moral responsibility as a public servant. We don’t know what the outcome of a hospital visit would have disclosed about abuse or anxiety, but again I don’t think LE is qualified to make that determination. Don’t misunderstand, I am totally pro-LE and I support our local sheriff 110%, but I do think they dropped the ball on their moral responsibility.
Yes! Agree completely. When you have experience with these things, you see the signs.
I know if I was wanted in relation to a murder & maybe living in an alligator infested swamp, & being looked for by the FBI, what I'd most be worried about is what an anonymous message board has to say about me...
Could be but how would a stranger have known which parent to text about it?
That's why I think that the text was either Gabby sending a coded message to her mom that she was in danger from him, or him sending her mom a message to make her think that it was from Gabby. Other perps have done that.
No rocks visible BUT I did research the USFS use of red paint and when used it does not include numbers so it would appear to be crime scene markers? My apologies if I misled anyone on my first reaction to the markings.
BBM. There is a difference from being treated hostilely than how that officer treated Brian. Was it necessary to tell Brian about his experience with his toxic ex wife? Was it necessary to laugh when Brian called Gabby crazy.
But in the end, I do believe the shelter provided the funds for Brian to stay at the hotel which allowed for Gabby to stay with the van, for seperation to take place and without citing anyone.
I disagree. LE as a public servant had the moral responsibility to take her in for a mental health evaluation. Now whether that was a legal responsibility is another story—-but certainly a moral responsibility as a public servant. We don’t know what the outcome of a hospital visit would have disclosed about abuse or anxiety, but again I don’t think LE is qualified to make that determination. Don’t misunderstand, I am totally pro-LE and I support our local sheriff 110%, but I do think they dropped the ball on their moral responsibility.
I would say that yes you can. I am from SWFL and was told once by someone who lives in the Keys "This is where people go who want to disappear." The person who said this had originally worked on Wall Street and left and moved to the Keys.
It's a three bedroom house, maybe Gabby had her own space, that's not unusual for young couples now, in my experience. We don't know how much income Gabby was contributing to the household, or how much stuff she had.
Let there be lawsuits!!!
Killers have done that in other cases to make relatives believe that the victim is still alive. Some have forced the victims to even pre-write letters or postcards, or have sent letters and cards to the families pretending to be the victim.
