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A thought: If LE put out a plea for what happened at midnight, it could have come from something that Nick may be putting out as a ruse, and LE is essentially calling him on it. This is done when they want to debunk a certain story that Nick wanted to deflect from his own guilt, thereby helping...

Earlier, someone asked what this age restriction was about. I believe it was in place because they wanted to pragmatically discriminate against lower-ranking, younger military members. This was a common practice in the 70's, though back then they went further and said no MALES below 25. The...

I actually was a part owner of a bar in the early 80's on Hayes St. I had just gotten out of the military, and at the time NC was a beer and wine only state, where only a few certified private clubs could sell liquor. They were getting ready to give out the first full liquor licenses which is...

I have always maintained that Nick's $100,000 bail was very high for FTR, though legally allowable. Most FTR's are bonded at $10,000 or OR for offenders who haven't actively tried to evade registration, and even for those who have tried to evade it, it's rarely higher than $25,000. I've seen one...

With all the speculation of marital problems or whatnot, I don't think it's fair for any of us to judge Mike for his actions, such as lack of crying, changing facebook pages, etc. To be blunt, if he's not guilty (EXTREMELY LIKELY in my opinion), then he is probably in shock. In addition, to be...

I've hear conflicting stories on KB"s rank. I've heard and seen military photos of her E3, Army Private First Class rank, or a single chevron with a rocker. That would be this: However, other sources say she may be a specialist, which is rank E4, Army Specialist (4th Class). It is equivalent...

Well, like you said, there's a 1% chance it may not be Nick. So why clear him publicly? Also, keep in mind they have made it a point NOT to publicly lean toward Nick, even though it is far more likely he did it. This leads credence to getting all their investigative and prosecutoral ducks in...

I can make some reasonable guesses, but let's get some things relatively straight. 1. IMO, I believe that LE has all technological aspects covered. Even without the actual phone, they probably have subpoenaed all of Kellie's communications, including whether they were texts or voice calls...

Until I see otherwise, I belive it is HIGHLY LIKELY that Nick Holbert is the perp. I subscribe to Occam's razor, which summarized states thusly: "Other things being equal, a simpler explanation is better than a more complex one." Every explanation involving Holbert being the perp is...

By the way, Nick's history is almost exactly similar to Chelsey King and Amber DuBois' murderer John Gardner's sex offender history. Gardner abused a child, went to prison, then got out and murdered two pretty teen females. So the escalation of type of victim is there, and the predilection of...

I'm affiliated with LE through my wife and a few friends in the southern California area. Virtually every LE guy I know believes it was Nick Holbert, though they have no official knowledge; just profession-based instincts and training from the tells they get from the media reports. In...

I have to believe that NH is the guy. The way LE is handling the evidence and interviews now mean they believe that no good has come of Kelli, and that NH is the only person they suspect, and I would go so far as to say they have some physical evidence. If they didn't, they would be very vocal...

While technically civilians, once a volunteer agrees to an official law enforcement duty, one is pragmatically "deputized." As part of ANY investigation, ALL information remains confidential to the authorities conducting the investigation, AS IT SHOULD BE. Investigators are more in tune with...

"According to an Army official" should be a flag for SPECULATION. I have never known an official army news release that has not come from an authorized, documentable source. If I read anything that involves speculation or not coming from the official investigation (which as far as I'm concerned...

First, let's be clear. All RSO's on probation/parole usually wear them as a condition of their release. But once off "paper", RSO's don't usually have a requirement to wear them. As far as I know, California is the only state that authorizes post-paper RSO's to wear GPS. The problem, of course...

That sounds bogus. I'm quite sure all authorized law enforcement authorities are working in conjunction with each other and not playing lone wolf with the press. If I was in charge of investigating this case, and something like this came out, I would get on the military liaison officer's butt...

LOL...since over half the answers involve death, I wonder where that leaves simple serial murderers. The problem I have with this poll is that sex offenses run the gamut from the 21 yo's with 17 yo's to the serial rapist/torturer/murderer like John Couey all the way to kids who play doctor at...

By the way, I'm a VERY infrequent poster here, but I lurk virtually every day, so I'm aware of many of your wonderful deeds. I just simply have too much to do in my real life to keep up with this at times.

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Thanks, mommamia. It will take a little time to set it up. I want to do it so the following is accomplished. 1. Every name is checked, and every hit is verified by at least two different checkers. 2. All pages get saved in a systematic format. 3. The application is done so when a name is...