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More then likely to remove any doubtthat Maria either delivered the baby or Someone cut the baby out. He want everyone to know the baby was with Mom.
Missing 8 mth pregnant Marine Maria Frances Lauterbach- NC #2
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More then likely to remove any doubtthat Maria either delivered the baby or Someone cut the baby out. He want everyone to know the baby was with Mom.
Elphaba
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This will probably be the defining part of the investigation... it is a visual that will haunt us, but also be the visual that fuels the public to take extra time to look and help capture the monster that robbed that mother and baby of their life. And it will be the visual that will probably compel a jury to find him guilty, as well as to put the signature on that monsters death warrant and hammers the last nail in his coffin.
calidreamin
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Thank you. I thought that maybe I am not smart enough to be here with the rest of you, being new here and all.
I care so much about this case. It is making me think that we may have to go out for more strong drinks today too. I am not dealing too well.
All of you are my new friends, no matter what your viewpoint. We discuss here.
Like I said, to me WS stands for We Share, too.
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Maria, remembering beautiful Maria in North Carolina
Oh Jana you are so sweet and it is lovely to have you here. Don't take it personaly if someone doesn't respond to your posts, it doesn't mean they are not being read or are not important. It's really is nice having you here.
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You are so right...it's certainly been proven that
women can be as violent
I think that he must have denied any contact
(to both the Marines and his wife)
with her when she claimed rape...therefore,
leading to her only having to prove it was his
child...therefore, he lied about no contact.
If he'd have said it was consensual, it would have
been a he said, she said.
It probably never occured to him that she
would get pregnant.
women can be as violent
I think that he must have denied any contact
(to both the Marines and his wife)
with her when she claimed rape...therefore,
leading to her only having to prove it was his
child...therefore, he lied about no contact.
If he'd have said it was consensual, it would have
been a he said, she said.
It probably never occured to him that she
would get pregnant.
No, NO post away.......Some ppl have over 10,000 post and have been on since I have.
I post on what interest me. A lot do get to me, so I leave for a time then come back.
Ditto:blowkiss:Oh Jena, no apologies needed.... we love you
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calidreamin
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Well I missed the press conference and it sounds like baby was with mommy. Geesh what kind of a moster this creep must be.
BeavisMom62
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:clap: Silly Jana! I haven't posted much either and am not usually quoted or mentioned either, but isn't this a wonderful place! I'll keep posting and you keep posting and everyone is happy!
Another COB Cali. What in the hell is with these men who think to just kill off the women carrying their children. I just heard on news that the number one COD in pregnant women is murder:furious: :furious:Well I missed the press conference and it sounds like baby was with mommy. Geesh what kind of a moster this creep must be.
BeavisMom, your posting rate isn't any better than mine
Now I don't feel so "new" anymore. I guess I'm more a lurker and post only when something really, really gets to me.A few things:
SeekingJana,
Look at my number of posts.... you are a more prolific poster than I am!!
I tend to post very rarely I just know some good links
Second: I was watching the presser on nbc17... I'm from NC originally, so I was looking at the local news... they should have the whole conference online soon. If I see it, I'll post the link!
Third:
Active Duty military has Tricare. They don't pay any heathcare expenses. The dependents usually have some sort of copay, but active duty does not (yes, I'm an Air Force wife)
and Finally, Fourth:
Regarding the possible adoption... I really don't think she was planning to place the child. I can't explain it, but my gut is saying that. I used to counsel prospective birthparents (again, I'm a birthmother) and the 4 that I counseled that were in the military all chose to keep their child. And two that had been raped kept their child too.
A little more personal perspective: MOST prospective birthmothers that are over 18 decide to keep their children. I was 21 when I gave birth to my birthdaughter, and most in my counseling group in Raleigh that were around my age kept their children. I spoke with my counselor about this, and she said I was a rarity age-wise for a birthmother.
Ok, enough rambling from me for the moment!
SeekingJana,
Look at my number of posts.... you are a more prolific poster than I am!!
I tend to post very rarely
I just know some good links Second: I was watching the presser on nbc17... I'm from NC originally, so I was looking at the local news... they should have the whole conference online soon. If I see it, I'll post the link!
Third:
Active Duty military has Tricare. They don't pay any heathcare expenses. The dependents usually have some sort of copay, but active duty does not (yes, I'm an Air Force wife
)and Finally, Fourth:
Regarding the possible adoption... I really don't think she was planning to place the child. I can't explain it, but my gut is saying that. I used to counsel prospective birthparents (again, I'm a birthmother) and the 4 that I counseled that were in the military all chose to keep their child. And two that had been raped kept their child too.
A little more personal perspective: MOST prospective birthmothers that are over 18 decide to keep their children. I was 21 when I gave birth to my birthdaughter, and most in my counseling group in Raleigh that were around my age kept their children. I spoke with my counselor about this, and she said I was a rarity age-wise for a birthmother.
Ok, enough rambling from me for the moment!
BeavisMom62
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Well I missed the press conference and it sounds like baby was with mommy. Geesh what kind of a moster this creep must be.
I know, I think we were all hoping against hope that somehow the baby was alive. When the sheriff said that they found fetus bones, I almost cried. I wonder, did she name the baby? Did she know or do the investigators know if it was a boy or a girl>?
Ticamom
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Maria, this sounds entirely plausible to me. Either his wife was aware of it or he sent her shopping or visiting for a whole day or more so he could carry out his plans. I am leaning towards the second option, just as you described it. Please don't stop posting. I for one enjoy your posts and would be very disappointed if you stopped posting. :blowkiss:
This almost makes me think that the new way to remove a pregnant woman from a man's life is murder..... Where are they learning this? SP?
I was wondering the same thing. This baby needs a name! It may take a while though due to their condition
BTW I love your name and headline...LOL
ember
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(((((hugs)))) especially to you, IG. Knowing that you have bean in your belly, I imagine this must be particulary painful and disturbing for you right now.
Thank you ember:blowkiss:
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