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Pretty sure it means "she helped him get rid of the body". The 'completed felony' being murder.

Or maybe a *victim* of "affluenza" like Ethan Couch. ;-) Anyone know his family sitch?

I will have to say that our experiences are quite different then, as dealing with the heroin/codone junkies in Seattle have shown me that they get really agitated & violent when faced with not being able to get their next fix. And they do some messed up stuff when using. But yes, it could be...

Yes. But about certain subjects that usually pop up in ALL cases, like motivations for a crime, drugs, etc. And the sources cited are usually propaganda sites known for their scare tactics. Which is odd when there are so many impartial studies that can be referenced.

Yup. :-) I'm wondering if it's Oxys. That stuff is rampant in KY. http://www.mcclatchydc.com/news/crime/article24616228.html http://theweek.com/articles/541564/how-american-opiate-epidemic-started-by-pharmaceutical-company

Co-signed. Not to mention the misinformation/opinion freely given out as fact that a simple Google search could disprove. It's frustrating and the main reason I'm rarely ever here.

Re-posting your comment for all <modsnip> out there. There is absolutely NO REASON to believe any of these deaths were related in any way. And trying to 'connect' them takes time away from examination of the facts at hand

When you come down from coke, you automatically want more. Like, really, REALLY want more right then. When you come down from meth, you just usually go to sleep. Unless you're smoking ice (which I have never done) - I have heard that it's like crack in that you immediately want more...

No, it wasn't you I was referring to, but you're right about what it *can* lead to. The person I was referring to said that it had that effect on *everyone* and that is simply not the case. If it is abused it can lead to paranoia & aggressive behavior but that also has to do with the purity of...

Just because he was using that night doesn't mean he was using when he did the wiring for the trailer. And we still don't know what happened to set him off that night - there just isn't enough information at the moment. I'm interested in hearing Felix's version of events.

Meth is NOT an opiate. It's a stimulant and not used for pain relief.

Despite what a previous poster said, NO. A lot of people use it for mind-blowing sex, some people use it to self-medicate for ADD/ADHD, some people use it like you would coffee. Like any other drug, it effects people differently. You've heard of a 'mean drunk'? Meth can have that effect on...

Time will tell. But I'm thinking they would have been better prepared & would have done a better job at covering it up if that were the case. Out for the night - have a good one!

Ah - gotcha. I think you're giving whoever did this *way* too much credit...that would mean they went out that night with a purpose, which would require planning. People that plan that well DON'T leave incriminating evidence like clothing & bodies strewn about. Plus Occams Razor - the simplest...

Who are you referring to as "not a novice to the music scene"?

Ummm...because they're a Metal band & this is pretty typical material for a lot of Metal bands? Plenty of people listen to this - doesn't make them Satanists. I have friends that are in Metal bands - they don't worship Satan or do "rituals". If you judge people by what they listen to, then that...

As someone that locks themselves out on a fairly regular basis, a debit/credit card is not very good for B&E. They're too thick, not pliable and therefore *hard to break*. Laminated cards, like ID cards or those fake cards like the ones Xfinity sends in the mail are MUCH better for jimmying...

Also "dearly departed" is used for those who are deceased.

BBM. If they're able to determine the aprox. TOD & it's the same, it will be interesting to see if/how his story changes.

It is my understanding that "Game Over" on the eyelids is in regard to being dead. When you're dead your eyes are closed, hence "Game Over".