News to me but not sure it is significant.Is it new info that AC took his new wife’s last name?! Or am I reading this document incorrectly?
News to me but not sure it is significant.Is it new info that AC took his new wife’s last name?! Or am I reading this document incorrectly?
His last comment - “You know I’ve been around a while and in my experience, every time people get a little too big for their britches in terms of believing they have an inside track with the almighty, bad things tend to happen" - is quite telling, to me at least.This is a quite interesting point of view from Keith Morrison
'Dateline NBC' correspondent Keith Morrison discusses the case of missing Rexburg kids
So we have something new already - Alex told a conflicting story from Lori about JJ from day 1. Ugh.
What evidence would you have them arrested on?
His last comment - “You know I’ve been around a while and in my experience, every time people get a little too big for their britches in terms of believing they have an inside track with the almighty, bad things tend to happen" - is quite telling, to me at least.
When I think of all of the religious leaders/zealots who have drawn a cult-like following during the past 40 years, very bad things have happened. And I agree with Keith - very bad things happened this time, too.
A state can claim jurisdiction over a person - certainly JJ. Whatever residency Lori has is completely meaningless and has nothing to do with the actions at hand. Absent any proof to the contrary JJ is a resident of Idaho. Once a state has asserted its interest and has initiated a case it is up to the individual - Lori (as JJ's parent) - to refute that. As I said in the previous post, this is not a criminal court case and unlike a criminal court case the State is not the only party with the burden of proof. Rather, this is more like a civil action where each party presents their proof and a judge gets to decide. A jurisdictional challenge would require to Lori prove that JJ is a resident of another jurisdiction and thus Idaho lacks jurisdiction to act. She can't just say he isn't subject to Idaho courts and tell LE to keep guessing - she actually would have to provide proof. So, the case in Idaho will continue with or without her cooperation and she (as the parent) will be subject to whatever orders come from that court.From a previous thread so I can't quote. But I wanted to comment on something jethro4ws said:
He quoted Idaho statutes about jurisdiction based on residency. The problem I have is that every state makes an overly inclusive claim about residency because that gives them tax claims. But as I learned when I moved to Hawaii, a US citizen is never a resident of multiple states. In my case I was a resident of both Arizona and Hawaii according to their individual laws so effectively I could choose. My long term intent based on my behaviors mattered, not so much the specifics outlined in statutes.
That said, the Idaho statute cites specific behaviors but also intents. Lori could have enrolled JJ in school as a babysitting service. If she intended her stay in Idaho to be temporary then she would not be a resident. So any jurisdictional claim would have to establish her intent.
I believe that was Charles' ex-wife, not Alex's - she's the mother of his two older sons that were notified by text from Lori of their dad's death.
Once a state has asserted its interest and has initiated a case it is up to the individual - Lori (as JJ's parent) - to refute that. As I said in the previous post, this is not a criminal court case and unlike a criminal court case the State is not the only party with the burden of proof.
Investigation centers on Lori, asking her to see the children, and Lori lied to the police repeatedly. Alex's ex wife states Lori was always crazy.
That she was known to have 2 children, and family members say they have not seen or heard from the children for many months.What evidence would you have them arrested on?
Quoted wrong post, sorry - still learning! I have edited. Looooooooong time reader/lurker, (finally?!) first time poster. Was referencing this post when referring to CV's ex-wife talking about how she always felt LV was a bit off.
The paintball incident is perhaps the strangest of all. For a long time I was convinced it was a paintball gun, simply because Tammy said it was a paintball gun (and I think she'd probably seen one before - plus, she said it had one if those big scoop things on top).
She didn't say "it was hard to see", or "I couldn't make it out", or that it "looked kinda like a paintball gun", she said it was a paintball gun. She also was not terrified enough to run (which one would think an appropriate action if facing a man with a real gun) but immediately thought of perhaps defending herself by hitting her assailant with the frozen entrees she'd just bought at the grocery store.
Even if you claim she couldn't identify what it was, I think most people would claim it was a gun and not a paintball gun. You would've almost had to see a paintball gun to make the claim (vs a real rifle or gun). But I know, that doesn't solve it for sure.
It's also bizarre to me, because if Alex was holding a silenced 45 with a scope on top (they do have scopes for some handguns, but they're not scoopy looking), it could have possibly looked like a paintball gun. BUT - if was the case, I believe Tammy would've died right there in her driveway. First, Alex was a gun nut. Even if a cartridge had jammed in the slide, he would've known how to easily remove it. And if he actually did fire the weapon, how the hell could he have missed from close-enough range that he could been hit with a frozen dinner? And lastly, if the gun jammed, he could've just beaten her to death with it (unless she immediately started screaming for Chad from the very moment she saw him). Surely he could have overpowered and silenced her.
I can only assume it was either an attempt to scare her (why? I don't know) or that it truly was a prank. I guess we'll only truly know when PD tell us if they found any casings or loaded cartridges. Just hard to believe that if AC went there to kill her, that he was unable to do so. He was a "professional" with guns.
Two significant things new to me:Law enforcement officials have said that JJ and Tylee may never be found. There is a lot of evidence.
The storage unit was searched in November by police, there was plenty of information about when Lori goes to storage unit, heavy totes. Man struggling with totes. October 28th, a man puts a bike in storage unit, with Chad.
No totes in the storage unit. Dateline is going through the pictures and stuff in storage unit. Talking about the kids bikes. Ex wife of Alex talking, Tylee's Aunt asks for Lori to do the right thing. Last scene, is Lori and Chad going down an escalator, back to cameras. Lori is definitely not wearing any LDS temple garments, shorts and tank top.
That is all for this edition of "Dateline".
WTH? Where is the new information? Zip.
Two significant things new to me:
1). Alex’s new wife had a strong connection to Lori and the Chad/Lori crazy train before marrying Alex.
2). Chandler Detectives were suspicious of Charles’ death from the get-go and still are.
The interviews w/Lori’s Hawaii friend and Chandler Detectives were particularly interesting. I’m surprised how forthcoming they were.
IIRC nobody said they thought the kids were still alive. Nobody. Grandparents said they were holding out hope until they know otherwise but you could tell Grandfather is starting to accept that they’re probably gone.
Two significant things new to me:
1). Alex’s new wife had a strong connection to Lori and the Chad/Lori crazy train before marrying Alex.
2). Chandler Detectives were suspicious of Charles’ death from the get-go and still are.
The interviews w/Lori’s Hawaii friend and Chandler Detectives were particularly interesting. I’m surprised how forthcoming they were.
IIRC nobody said they thought the kids were still alive. Nobody. Grandparents said they were holding out hope until they know otherwise but you could tell Grandfather is starting to accept that they’re probably gone.
MOO
Let me start by saying I have no clue what the motive is behind all of this nor do I have any clue the fate of those poor kids.
What I am fairly confident about is whatever this is about, it was premeditated.
Lori apparently thought she was going to be able to collect $1 million life insurance beneifits on her deceased. That may of been what was going to finance the plot?
I also been thinking about whats behind these marriages too. All 3 of them are vey suspicious. Could it be they are using them as a legal protection to prevent from being forced to testify against eachother? I just cant figure out how to explain why these people would all suddenly get married.
I know we are limited in what we can sleuth but I don't think we are gonna understand what happened until we learn more about this cult they belonged too and the new spouses and what roles they play in all of this.