Lanie
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IMO, Misty shows classic signs of a sexually abused female. IMO, if the guy in Daytona wasn't guilty, he has had ample opportunity to clear his name. Misty getting caught up in Haleigh's case, would have given him the perfect ammunition, to prove she was a liar and her parents were con artists. I remember seeing an interview, (Art Harris, I think), where her mother talked about not knowing about JO messing with Misty, until she passed that part of the lie detector test. And as far as Tommy goes, I believe her. I don't believe his lack of prior record, means squat...except that LE had no reason before Haleigh came up missing, to zero in on him. You'd be surprised at how many people commit daily crimes, under the radar. Misty moving in with an older man, is also a classic sign of a molest victim. But, even though I believe most of Misty's molestation claims, I'm not sure they have a thing to do with this case, except to show the kind of people Haleigh was surrounded by, and the circumstances that led up to her disappearance. I think Misty learned at an early age, that being the victim, got her attention, and was a handy excuse, to blame her problems on. In other words, I think she learned to use it and manipulate it. I have known other victims who have done this very thing. They get on drugs, quit school, are promiscuous, commit crimes...and blame it all on their childhoods. And they're right. It's the reason they are who they are. Some Kids who are molested, develop a lot of negative traits, and thery're not very likeable or sympathetic. Something like Haleigh's case wouldn't happen to a normal person, and Misty, is exactly the kind of person, who would get mixed up in something like this. About Tommy...I don't understand how people can see his spiraling down, as a sign of innocence in Haleigh's murder. I see the exact opposite. IMO, this guy hasn't been tricked by his little sister. I also don't see this brotherly loyalty, a lot of people see. What about loyalty to his own kids? I can't stand, his actions being twisted into something noble, motivated by love and protection. The only person Tommy is motivated to protect, IMO, is Tommy. All of this is MOO ,
BBM1-Totally agree.
BBM2-Just speaking for myself, I see a downward spiral, but I don't think that's a sign of innocence.
We've got stories of what was going on before and after Haleigh disappeared. IMO, what happened to Haleigh has to account for this, because it DID HAPPEN.
I don't go with a theory and then try to make everything fit it. Misty could be covering for Tommy, but what I know of what has gone on, I don't see any evidence of Misty ever covering for Tommy. I see a couple of instances of Misty throwing Tommy under the bus, so to me, this seems unlikely. Tommy could be covering for Misty, and IMO, there is an incident or two that seems to show Tommy does have interest in protecting Misty.
IMO, at the very best, Tommy knows something and kept his mouth shut for over a year, if not to present day, and IMO, there is nothing noble at all about that.