I remember the picture too Marli61 way way back, but I also remember it was a very grainy quality image and I could not make out the words. I think based on what NU stated in interview, that the door was not as it normally was meaning it was latched, I am leaning towards it being a Thrive note and not a reminder to latch the door. JMO.
Ah but I do think everyone will have their own definition of a moment.
Yes.. the image wasn't the best.
Nope but it would be plenty of time for him to put something in her water!
Agreed @Allabouttrial, it is open for interpretation for sure but does anyone think if CW went downstairs for a "moment" that that moment lasted long enough for SW to strangle a child to death and start the next child? That's where I am questioning the time he went downstairs if he did at all. Plus, would not SW made noise going into each daughter's room, possibly stomping her feet, yelling, slamming a door etc that would draw CW's attention. Unless the girls were in their parent's bed at the time??
Yes, from what I understand, the thrashing and struggling is almost an automatic response in the desperate attempt to breathe. The severe pain would also cause one to resist violently. Some victims injure their necks in an effort to resist. Jmo
Exactly. I think that was his logic in saying that, as he had to distance himself from his wife, and make his scenario sound plausible. He had to give her enough time to do what he claims she did.
I remember lock me to. I thought we talked about that note weeks ago. I’ll drop it for now unless I can find it.
But what guarantee would CW have that SW would drink that water? Didn't SW always have a beverage container with her with her Thrive drinks in it and wouldn't that be what SW would be anticipated to reach for if thirsty versus water that CW brought to her?
Good point, and that's definitely plausible.
Some thoughts...Hello, everyone! After years of sporadic lurking, a real username of my own
I've been following this case and thread since Shan'ann was missing a month (already!) ago. I share your frustrations about the lack of new official information since the affidavit was released! This disturbing case has gotten under my skin...
I was driven to sign up in part to share my latest find: For those like me who have been trying to understand more about the effects of being submerged (ugh) in crude oil, you may be interested in the media coverage of a self-branded "luxury" spa in Azerbaijan. This spa offers crude oil treatments; it charges its clientele for the privilege of being submerged to their chins in a crude oil bath for ten minutes. At the end of the session, they emerge coated in crude oil, dripping into the black pool bubbling in the tub. A worker scrapes it off their body with a tool.
The video of this spa treatment is in the link below, but stills can be found by searching Google Images for 'Azerbaijan & spa & crude oil.' The images could be jarring, given the context of this case, so please don't watch when trying to relax for the evening
Azerbaijan spa treats customers in crude oil baths
(I hope it's alright to post this - still learning TOS, but it seems that Reuters is MSM, so hoping that means this is ok! Business Insider, others, also carrying story with images.)
Also, O/T, but... if the thought of paying to be submerged in crude oil isn't bad enough, imagine it's crude oil that's literally been scraped off of every body in the tub before you. After all, crude oil is expensive; so, naturally, the spa wants it back when you're done.Back into the tub it goes!
Welcome Feyinfrederick!
Yes, there is a video on FB somewhere where someone mentions her goal stickers at many doors in the house (e.g. 200K goal)
That's exactly what I am thinking. He would have to place himself out of the room. Jmo
