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What a strange case! I hadn't heard of it, and I don't live that far from there. I'm guessing from the amount of her assets that she owned her home there. That's Lake Norman. Pretty pricey (and great fun). It would be obvious that a nice lake house would be worth a pretty penny. Maybe she...

This is my area. Aack! The locations where these arrested folks lived were not bad parts of the area at all. The last woman arrested lived very close to all the great little pubs, art stores, etc we have downtown. I'm surprised I haven't ever seen this evil dude out, and that's a very scary...

I bet there is one who was in the summer: July 24, 2003. But get this -- that's Autumn Day. The fall of the year: Autumn Day. That just strikes me as very odd with his pattern. Could her name have helped form that pattern?

That is the part I want condensed! I couldn't listen closely, but her reaction when she went to pick up Cooper at daycare sounded crazy, imo. That's when she said that, and the folks at daycare were like 'no there are 100 other reasons he could not be here' (paraphrased). Is it OK for us to...

AS has had assault charges for one wife, one girlfriend, one man, and he also was charged with burning a schoolhouse! http://charlotte.twcnews.com/content/news/708981/boyfriend-of-missing-teacher-has-history-of-domestic-violence-complaints/ Clearly imho, he is a dangerous man. I do wish that...

I just read about this after seeing the dad on CNN with Nancy Grace. He did seem odd. I think, knowing now about the bloody pipe, that he knew exactly why his son would run away. That screws up polygraphs, imho, when the parent believes the kid would have reason to flee! Their knowledge of...

RIP, Kelly. I'm so glad they found you. This link was updated, so y'all read it again: http://www.fayobserver.com/news/local/article_79d4b384-dfa1-53c9-ac8e-ccccb46f2399.html Listen to this part :( ETA: I always thought it was Holbert. Too many red flags with him. I'm betting it was...

One just is leaving us right now. Phew! It was just really heavy, sudden rain and not much else, thank God. I'm beginning to believe the wind gust forecasts, which aren't so bad! Flooding is certainly looking to be a problem, but I've already arranged/cautioned for nobody to drive tomorrow if...

I'm so glad our WS folks are OK, and I'm praying for everyone affected by these storms. I'm afraid :( We get ours tonight overnight and then again tomorrow. I keep trying to tell myself that the actual forecast looks like a lot of our forecasts in my area -- or even better! I just have a lot of...

^^^ I know, right? Obviously they could be European, but that passport database takes so little time to check. This thread made me finally realize why I get scrutinized at Customs everywhere so badly, and I'm silly for not getting it sooner. My passport was stolen in the Czech Republic and I...

I'm so glad you did the math ;) (I'm actually good at math, but calculations are so tedious to lazy me, lol). I'm not surprised that the Navy stats might be well understated. These 'ping locators' are used for other things, no? By militaries, listening for very scary things, usually. IMHO...

Could they have sent down a submersible and gotten pictures of the wreckage and/or the boxes? I'd guess the wreckage, myself, because that would be in a larger area. I hope so much that there is closure soon on whether the plane went down here, if not closure on why yet.

I just ran back from what I was doing because I vaguely heard the Aussies say that the US technology heard it for 2 hours, yes!!!! OMG, y'all!!! edit: The Ocean Shield is the Aussie ship, yes! That is what he said but I always forget the exact names of ships, lol.

His name is great! (A commenter) Robert P and Duncan seem to be focusing on heavy autopilot analyses. I'm not so sure that I think autopilot was used exclusively until much later in the flight. Of course, you'd check that first if doing the calculations they are, because then you have more...

Jeff Wise is following the blog of (NASA, etc) space scientist Duncan Steel, and I think Duncan covered this very recently (but after Mr. Wise's reporting). It's a great analysis, so I suggest everyone head over to duncansteel.com to watch this guy work. He rocks :) Here is the summarized...

They do. They also have radar that follows the straights where both Malaysia and Thailand saw it flying, yet their official line was that they saw nothing on radar that night. I don't know whether this story about flying around it is true or not. Certainly the plane may have avoided flying...

I'm cautiously optimistic :) It wouldn't be luck at all. The Chinese are very, very technologically advanced. They spend tons on their military. This wouldn't be like Burma saying the found it from a little boat like the silly one pictured ;) I don't blame the Chinese at all for going their...

Good afternoon! I skimmed the pages so that I can keep up currently while having something to read later. The space scientist from NASA, Duncan Steel, has a new analysis on his blog and it's fascinating as usual. I'm going to post a bit of that in a while. ( http://www.duncansteel.com/ ) But he...

That's an interesting thought! I bet you are right. The 8:11 ping would mean something 'new' going on again, then, too, imho. Then that partial handshake was so soon after. I bet the crash was around 8:11 to 8:15 or so :(

Unfortunately, I just understand it when folks lay it out all well-thought-out already, with no math errors and such. I can't say the same for my work in math outside my field! But I have a lifetime of my dad explaining the math of science stuff to me where I can trust he's right, so I...