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What is the source of day to day money? Food, gas, laundry, cell phone bills, payroll for all, payroll taxes, liability insurance, medical insurance, workers comp insurance? Are his relatives bankrolling Fore now? Who is paying attorneys in civil case, divorce?

It’s the only defense that is in any way believable! In my opinion, less than one half of a thousand percent chance, but hey...that’s still a chance. It could be one of a number of potential defenses. IMO, the interview sealed it for me. He’s connected to it directly no matter who did the...

So...FD couldn’t meet the payment terms (or refused to) He chose to ignore Family Court behavioral rules. He chose not to financially support his family; But chose, instead, to pay attorneys kept busy by his choices in behavior. I believe these are facts which have been substantiated by proof...

Could FD be a victim of blackmail?

Did Did the loans HF made have interest attached? If not, what was in it for HF if no interest was accrued?

Now reading Peter Wyatt’s book on “Statement Analysis”. After reading, then watching the interview, quite a few red flag statements. But he is indeed a charmer. JMO

This description is spot-on. Having been in an on-again, off-again relationship with one, my therapist met with the both of us. After one hour, she telephoned me to say, “get away fast”. Therapist recognized traits as textbook narc and feared I would be killed. I took the advice. I did not have...

I had exactly this question when I read that GF was paying the mortgage on the mansion. Why? With that knowledge, it is indeed puzzling, but there is little to no info on GF’s financial situation. Hoping and praying she has all the financial means to launch and continue to place FD and MT in...

What are the ramifications of FD seeking to stop or delay the divorce? If he’s still married and JD is declared legally deceased, does he inherit her estate? Can a person (JD) have a will which cuts out the legal spouse? I’m trying to discern why FD would want to stop the proceedings. What are...

Just because MT was not in NC at the time of the disappearance doesn’t clear her of dumping JDs bloody belongings.

Monitoring companies care about getting paid $70 a week...or whatever the cost is, and it’s like any other compulsory service inside criminal justice system, it is price gouging. The accused is responsible for the fees. I wonder if acquitted, can they get court to refund the cost?

NP behavior is similar to a reality show character than that of a professional attorney. No one seriously believes reality show drama. With a client who seems to thrive on and create continual drama, I’d say they are a perfect match. MOO

“I think it becomes more difficult to sustain the suspicion in a responsible form”. I read that sentence at least 10 times; how does anyone “sustain the suspicion” in a “responsible form”. What does that even mean, in plain English? I don’t understand the meaning of the statement. Oy vey iz mir.

I found the article....the monitoring company agreed to his wearing it on his wrist; it wasn’t the court agreeing.

IIRC regarding the device being moved to the wrist, I believe it was approved...the article stated. Ones I’ve seen are 3.5 x 2.5 and so they are not easily manipulated. At an apartment pool, I saw a couple of monitors on guys who were swimming with them. They are bulky but weigh less than a...

Similar to the Michelle Young case. Husband Jason had not been charged with her murder (yet) when Michelle’s mom and sister civilly sued Jason Young for wrongful death. He declined to even show up, so mom and sister got full custody of the 2 year old, and Jason Young was declared the “slayer”...

Setting up EE (even without a motive) could be to create “reasonable doubt”.

All about me, all the time.

As unpleasant as this sounds, it’s a likely scenario.

She’s trying to save her own precious self.