I have no problem saying that IMO the SIL is the one that is responsible for Mr. Harrods disappearence.
The three daughters charged over to their father's house the night before to discuss finances. It got "heated." The next day Mr. Harrod disappears.
The family does not search for him, instead the three daughters begin to post disrespectful things about their father on a forum. They trash their father, the barber woman and finally Fontelle.
The information about the barber woman comes from those three women. I don't put much stock in what they have to say. I believe much of what they posted is misinformation.
I wonder if the daughters and SIL were ever polygraphed.
I respect your position, Angelo. I really do. And I can totally see how one would arrive at the conclusion to which you have come. It is the most logical conclusion.
However, I think it's unfair to say the daughters "charged" over there the night before. Their MOTHER left a will to which their father would not give them access for months. I would have had a problem with that, had my Mommy left a will.
I'm pretty sure the $$$ given to the barber woman was documented and I can't really take issue with the daughters questioning that. That woman is much younger than Bob and it doesn't seem they were engaged in a sexual relationship. Don't you really have to wonder HOW she got that money out of him? What was he paying her for? Friendship? My friends don't charge me anything!
And why WOULDN'T they question Fontelle's motives? Fontelle, who, after a whirlwind "romance," is now living quite comfortably in their family home, rent, mortgage and husband free. Wasn't she living in a trailer on the property of one of her kids in MO? Honestly, I can't think of a single boyfriend I had at the age of 15 I would even recognize - let alone marry - now!
I have to say, I don't much care for my own father. He doesn't have any money nor was he still married to my Mom when she passed. I have no financial nor emotional stake whatsoever, but I just don't like my dad because he's really not a great guy. That doesn't mean I'm going to murder him or ask my husband to murder him! IMO, the daughters have been honest about Bob and his general disposition. Very often with missing persons cases, we don't see that and it can be a deterrent. The daughters have been honest. Don't you think they would have tried to hide their true relationship with and feelings about their father if they were responsible for his going missing?
The bottom line is, the people who would have benefitted financially from Bob's death are in complete limbo as long as he is "missing." Except for Fontelle, who is living quite comfortably in his home, amongst the possessions of Bob and his deceased wife.
This case is complicated and there is more than one possible suspect. That's all I'm saying.
IMO.....