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RE backing his truck into the driveway. I saw some speculation about it, that if the truck was backed in it meant premeditation. In the oilfield, you MUST back into your spot. It's the rule. You can't pull in frontwards, even if just an office worker. Vehicle has to be oriented to get the heck...

BB is saying since they were JUST friends via online, cannot be VI.

Thanks for this! For myself, here on WS, I am saying he did it all. But if this were the trial and I was on the jury, I could not convict UNLESS there was more presented. And I am SURE that at the trial, many many more facts will be presented. We just have a few!

No, IMO it doesn't mean anything about abuse. My interpretation, which may be wrong, is that it meant SW had poor judgment. MOO.

Welcome ACE422! Hang on, turbulence ahead!

Hun, I'm not saying that's what I thought was flaky. But some do think chiros are for flakes (also they feel that about acupuncture often). You go right ahead and get those bones crunched! Ow! You're brave!

No way! We just kept the pets and my son out of each other's faces, wiped down the pets with baby wipes a lot, I kept his room spotless and changed sheets DAILY, we had freestanding air filtering machines, he took his meds, all was okay!

IMO, it's because that and other things make SW appear to be flaky. IMO, she was flaky. Flaky, social climber, flighty, putting on the dog, financially foolish, thoughtless to the kids in some videos. MOO and not meant harshly, she was young and had been ill. I cringe at my foolish past and...

Yes, tank battery, the storage tanks, the water tanks.

I don't understand the use of the word inactive either if it has oil in it. If the well(s) are inactive, the tank battery would eventually be pumped out and the oil sold and a pumper wouldn't need to visit...MOO

No one I know talks about the case, they are too busy eating and getting overtime, ha ha. Sadly, we sometimes get local cases where people are found deceased due to foul play on an oil lease, or when workers are overcome by the H2S at a tank farm, it happens too often. Our tanks have wire grid...

Wow, they must have a way to transmit the backup camera images back to the field house. Our trucks did not have that, but maybe it's needed for OSHA requirements for a "spotter" if the rear of the truck obstructs the back view. Does your husband drive a truck bigger than a pickup? Our pickup...

Pumpers keep track of their time because they depend on that overtime. They usually drive alone unless training someone. They have a company pickup, typically unmarked because they drive like maniacs (not really, just unmarked because otherwise you get a lot of calls like "I saw an ABC company...

Right, what was his job, because with his salary listed as $61k, that's low for a pumper, no pumper out here will work for that.

I'm afraid my theories are just from my own mind and not very valuable. I do think he killed the girls first, before SW got home, or right after she lay down to sleep (if she did, it's conjecture on my part), then killed her.

The problem with petroleum products is that they will creep into tissues, they will ladder down so to speak, at least in living bodies, but I'm hoping that in the case of the poor girls, they will easily be able to sort the oil from any other substances. I have such an extra-bad feeling about...

I do not believe those were heater-treater tanks. I don't think those tanks are pressurized. I am not an expert or a lease operator (we call them pumpers out here), I just set their schedules, helped with payroll, helped with run tickets and such when I was out at the field office of a large...

Some remarks, all my opinions. The crude oil: Where I am, crude oil is a beloved subject. Our jobs concern it directly and indirectly. We smell it most mornings and most people I know have some on display in their homes (because we are oilfield workers). While clearly wrong, putting the bodies...

Maybe it was the rare rain we had today reminding me of the PNW, but I suddenly got such a strong sense of Kyron. I wish against all odds that he is well somewhere tonight.

Some of us have problems and cannot acclimate, sadly. Interestingly, there is correlation between high elevation and suicide. I wonder if it will eventually be proven to reach the level of causality in many cases. Could it on occasion also trigger underlying homicidal behavior?