jashrema
Verified insider - Sierah Joughin case
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Well..we don't know about "all that blood". I don't think there was any "colliding" going on. From what we know thusfar..bike was not damaged. You don't get bruising all over your lower legs by crashing into something when there is no damage to what you crashed into IMO. Women are taught in self defense classes that our legs are our strongest asset. Women are no match for the upper body strength of men. We are taught to kick and use our legs which is what I think she did. Yes..she was obviously injured but so was he. The sunglasses were found in the road and the helmet was on the opposite side of the street. (I now know why there were orange cones in the field opposite of where she was kidnapped) If I recall correctly...the orange cones on the opposite side of the street were not directly opposite either. More kitty corner.
Why would he keep mace on the passenger side of truck? That's not easy to get to when you're driving. The pink color doesn't really cause me to believe that it was a victims...mace is directed to the demographic of women. Rite-Aid sells the pink pepper spray at the register.
The carpet removed from the rear wheel well of truck with "white" stains on it is sickening. It seems he had his truck as a rolling abduction/rape vehicle.
Why would he keep mace on the passenger side of truck? That's not easy to get to when you're driving. The pink color doesn't really cause me to believe that it was a victims...mace is directed to the demographic of women. Rite-Aid sells the pink pepper spray at the register.
The carpet removed from the rear wheel well of truck with "white" stains on it is sickening. It seems he had his truck as a rolling abduction/rape vehicle.