beubeubeu
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I have so many questions. More and more every day.
Was the drug dealer ever located? Asked about the event? It's been only this one guy account everywhere but what about the other one? If not, why it's even believed that there was ANY drug dealer with them in that car on that day?
They got to the guy through his gf's fingerprints found on a CD located near the victim's body. But how that CD even ended up there?
Most people store their CD's close to the radio and glove box, in front of a car.
He claims she was in the back seat with a drug dealer.
So... his gf's CD's were just scattered on the floor and backseat of his car? And despite of front seat being empty he decided to have them both on the backseat, where his belongings were?
Nothing crazy about it, it's totally possible, but those unusual details are piling up like crazy.
So she's convulsing, OD's. Drug dealer still in his car, in the backseat, with her. Then two guys are dragging tiny girl's body out of the car, or one with the other one still sitting in and not one hears CD box hitting the ground.
Then this odd carless drug dealer sees no issue with casually getting out of the car WHERE they dumped her body. He's not interested in getting a lift far from there asap, he heads away on foot! And apparently gladly listens to this guy's instructions as he leaves reassured that this drug dealer is totally going to call for an ambulance.
It doesn't even sound like this drug dealer was ever there with them. Only thing he's doing in the story is taking full responsibility for having drugs, selling drugs, causing her death and leaving her with no help. Cause of course, our guy told him to call an ambulance.
In another version of the story he picks up random hitchhiker, drives her around, SHE is the one who gets drug dealer in, and guy seems to have no issue with having both of those people, and cocaine in backseat of his gf's car and as she OD's he feels confident enough in that situation to instruct this stranger guy to do things.
This doesn't make sense either.
Was the drug dealer ever located? Asked about the event? It's been only this one guy account everywhere but what about the other one? If not, why it's even believed that there was ANY drug dealer with them in that car on that day?
They got to the guy through his gf's fingerprints found on a CD located near the victim's body. But how that CD even ended up there?
Most people store their CD's close to the radio and glove box, in front of a car.
He claims she was in the back seat with a drug dealer.
So... his gf's CD's were just scattered on the floor and backseat of his car? And despite of front seat being empty he decided to have them both on the backseat, where his belongings were?
Nothing crazy about it, it's totally possible, but those unusual details are piling up like crazy.
So she's convulsing, OD's. Drug dealer still in his car, in the backseat, with her. Then two guys are dragging tiny girl's body out of the car, or one with the other one still sitting in and not one hears CD box hitting the ground.
Then this odd carless drug dealer sees no issue with casually getting out of the car WHERE they dumped her body. He's not interested in getting a lift far from there asap, he heads away on foot! And apparently gladly listens to this guy's instructions as he leaves reassured that this drug dealer is totally going to call for an ambulance.
It doesn't even sound like this drug dealer was ever there with them. Only thing he's doing in the story is taking full responsibility for having drugs, selling drugs, causing her death and leaving her with no help. Cause of course, our guy told him to call an ambulance.
In another version of the story he picks up random hitchhiker, drives her around, SHE is the one who gets drug dealer in, and guy seems to have no issue with having both of those people, and cocaine in backseat of his gf's car and as she OD's he feels confident enough in that situation to instruct this stranger guy to do things.
This doesn't make sense either.