Every time I watch that video, I pick up something new. From the incident between Sherilyn and the boarder, it says, "she picked up one of Bobby's guns.
Questions:
How many guns did Bobby own?
Are they all accounted for?
In one of the dramatizations about the spirits, it says, Bobby asked the minister/advisor if there were special bullets he could buy to kill the spirits.
Would a man who owned more than one gun have ever asked a question such as that, even if he was delusional? I think not. Delusional doesn't mean that someone forgets everything they know.
Look at Sherilyn, she buys a gun from a guy off Craigslist or something. She doesn't go to a gun shop. Not saying that means anything, but it could indicate someone who was street wise or knew they couldn't buy a gun legally due to mental issues.
The family and friends insist something bad happened to the Jamisons. In one scene I caught his mom shaking her head no while describing a time when Sherilyn was very happy. Curious to say the least.
Anyone know when the Jamisons bought that lake house? Was it with money from the settlement of the car accident?
I just can't help but think either these people got knocked off in a drug deal gone bad or else they had connections, and got wind of the coming drug bust, and took off, and everything else was staged, and if that wasn't it, then I think it was Bobby who knocked off Sherilyn, and he and Madyson are in hiding somewhere.
Throughout the video, the mom always speaks of her son, daughter-in-law, and granddaughter in the past tense. I find that odd because even if a person suspects the worst, the occasional rays of hope are going to shine through until the fate of the missing is truly learned.
Someone asked when the boarder arrived. According to the video it was July of 2009, two months before they disappeared. Did the incident with the boarder really happen or was it invented as part of the staging.
As far as staging goes, if this was a staged disappearance, it reminds me of the staging at a certain residence in Boulder, Co.---overkill, and yet, I just can't believe the Jamisons had all their faculties about them. If they had, and this was staged, they would have made sure the house video cameras were turned off. I guess it could be an oopsy.
Someone said they didn't think Sherilyn was all that into God, but how do you explain all the religious stuff spray painted on that abandoned truck? Maybe she was a dabbler, a little Wiccan, a little 7th. Day Adventist, a little Vineyard, tarot, and so on. Looking for a religious home or trying to cover all the bases.