I have had issue with HD more than anyone else mentioned among these threads, but recently I've noted a few things with her brother-in-law, L.Gattis:
1) Ive read others posts and viewed court documentation showing Larry had his medical license suspended for writing improper prescriptions. (I also read he's been in treatment for addiction, but have seen nothing that confirms this)
Interesting to me that in the podcast where Payne talks to Jim Hickey, Jim mentioned how he and Tara only went out on 1 or 2 dates, and one of those dates Tara introduced Jim to the man that owned the Pharmacy. So now knowing Tara's brother-in-law, Larry was a Dr prescribing improper medications, and Tara being close enough to this Pharmacist, that she's introducing him to her date, where's the friendship between Tara and this Pharmacist begin? My point is if a Dr (Larry) was prescribing to many of a certain drug or to many narcotics in general, to the point he had his medical license suspended, one of the first people to recognize this would be the small town pharmacist which makes this whole connection between Tara, pharmacist and Larry particularly interesting to me.
Does anyone know whether Larry's medical office was close to the Pharmacy Tara visited on her date with Jim Hickey?
2.) Larry being a Dr, and most people say the glove found at the scene (aside from the color discrepancy) was a type of glove used in medical offices, law enforcement, etc
3.) Larry failed the question regarding whether he had an affair with Tara. Dr. Godwin mentioned in one of the podcasts he believed that Tara may have threatened someone or something along those lines which probably led to her demise. Let's say Tara and Larry were having an affair or had one in the past, and Tara couldn't live with that secret anymore (remembering her emotional state is in question over MH breakup). What if Tara told Larry she wanted to tell her sister about their affair?? motive?
4.) In previous podcasts, "Reverse Psychology" is discussed as a reason HD would leave his business card at Tara's door. I also believe reverse psychology can play a role in why Larry would admit he failed that question regarding an affair with Tara. Perhaps trying to make people believe he would never release that information information if he was guilty. And honestly, why would he put himself out there like that and let people know he failed that particular question? Especially if the public were not going to find out specifics about the case due to the laws in GA. GBI weren't releasing any results so the public wouldve never known to even speculate an affair, he blew his own cover, why?
(side note: does anyone know why GBI wouldn't ask him directly whether he had anything to do with Tara's disappearance during that polygraph?)
Also, I read Larry's alibi was that he was On-Call at the hospital that weekend and it would be "impossible" to leave for more than 15 minutes. This to me sounds like another trick of reverse psychology. Someone with premeditated plans to get rid of Tara would want to do it when it wouldn't seem possible, they had an alibi. For Larry to figure out a way on a weekend he was on call and then be able to tell people "no way i could do that, i was on call" seems too good.
5.) Dr. Godwin posted links to Larry's interviews during the time she disappeared and this is what was discussed in one of those interviews: LARRY HARRIET: Now, your leads, are they pertaining to the 3 suspects in my mind are Marcus Harper, Sean Fletcher, and Anthony Vickers?LARRY GATTIS: The leads have more to do with the possible locations of the body, where she may of been disposed of, that sort of thing...
This was from Nov 2006. I believe Tara wasn't ruled by the courts to be dead until Dec. 2010, 4 years after this interview. I understand the chances of Tara being found alive at the time Larry conducted this interview, a year after Tara disappeared, were slim to none, but his answer about possible locations of the "body" is strange considering someone without involvement in this case wouldn't even know if there's a body to have been disposed of.
thoughts?
