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I should probably ask this over on the legal thread, but I wonder if there's any limitation on the number of the delays for the divorce proceedings. I mean, could things go on for years like this? Hoping that some clue to Kyron's whereabouts is found soon.

I haven't followed this as closely as many of you, but I'm a little bit confused about what Dad did when he got home. Why did he wake the mom when he saw all the lights on? I mean, it's 4 a.m. Why wouldn't he have assumed she left the lights on and let her sleep? Was he pissed? Or was it the...

Could she not be being specific because LE wants her to, for the purposes of building a legal case? If there's not some strategic legal/LE reason, then I don't get it either.

I wonder if his speech patterns--in which he seems like he's searching for the right word a couple times--are due to meds. I don't know. Maybe I'm just naive. But I don't get the sense WN had anything to do with Celina's death. I almost felt like the media was taking advantage of him by...

I hear what you're saying, but then again, there are some incredibly stupid criminals out there. I'm curious as to why there were 3 phones. Was one a work phone belonging to one of the parents? Or was it an unused phone? Also, the fact that Lisa had a cough/cold is a little concerning...

There was a court case involving WN because he was violent and threatening towards an ex-girlfriend, in which I believe he was ruled incompetent to stand trial due to his mental illness. It's referenced back in some of the older threads; I can try to find some of the posts. For me, that court...

There is so much good information in A Beautiful Child, isn't there? I've read through all the back threads a while ago, but I can't remember whether the state children's home in Georgia was still operating in the mid to late 70s. I'm curious what conditions someone would need to meet to adopt...

I agree that the cases involving pretty, white, upper middle class girls get a lot of attention, and that often their families are better able to use the media. I also think that sometimes there's public interest when a child goes missing, before he's found. It's almost as though for the...

I didn't get to watch the press conference, so I'm wondering if the ME was speaking only about cases in San Diego County? I could easily believe that the manner of suicide would be unusual in any given county, but I wonder what the nation-wide, or world-wide statistics would be about this kind...

I feel like I might be overlooking something in the conversation here about the circumstances surrounding Celina's death, maybe because I'm not as familiar with the LE lingo. Since JY stated that the body was placed in the water, and that the death was suspicious based on visual inspection...

Yeah, this theory of the tying doesn't make as much sense to me as what I've read from several other posters. They suggested that she could have tied her hands and then stepped through them, to move her hands from tied in front of her to tied in back of her. If she left enough slack, it would...

What an interesting story. You and your poor mother must be so frustrated. I am totally a novice sleuther, so others may have some better ideas. But it occurred to me that talking to either the former town clerk who was the one who was responsible for the falsified entries, or the local doctor...

I think it could be, though. If LE hasn't released whether or not Celina's death was a homicide, then if they know the manner of death, that knowledge is akin to evidence. If someone says something that reveals accurate knowledge of how she died, that could point LE in the direction of the...

I wanted to say thanks for sharing this information, and to ask a question. Not to go too OT, but what would be the difference between how police treat persons of interest between when the death is officially a homicide and when it's in that limbo of not being declared yet? Is it how vigorously...

I've thought that the mom's behavior did seem a little unusual, but maybe she has some kind of issues going on, that make her really unable to cope with stress? I'm thinking those issues could be physical or psychological. Or maybe she has no issues, and this is simply her individual response to...

Weird, it looks like the sentence about the campaign being misguided has been edited out. The article was updated Sunday night, and now it reads: "Horman's not lost hope of seeing his son again. He said search efforts will take place when the resources become available." Maybe he was...

I wondered about this too. It would be interesting to know the layout of the floor that the living room is on. Then again, I guess we don't know for sure that Celina slept on the couch. We don't even know for sure that she did go to sleep that night :maddening:

Not sure if this has been posted yet. Interesting quote from Celina's paternal grandfather: "I just hope justice is brought and whoever's responsible gets the max because that little girl didn't deserve that," Wally Laro told the Boston Herald on Wednesday. "I don't want no Casey Anthony."...

I've been thinking about the idea that someone who is psychotic murdered Celina. I think it's possible (as it is possible for anyone not psychotic) but I don't think a psychotic person would be able to cover up the crime by disposing of her in such a way that it took a week to find her. I mean...

It does seem unusual. I'm wondering if she did it exactly because she's seen people (either on TV or in person) dealing with legal issues do it when there was media around. Sort of like, this is what people do when they're being filmed dealing with the law, and this is what I should do too? I'm...