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I think "friend" is lying.

I'm guessing that she may have had a mental health event. Sounds like she was dealing with some paranoia and possibly delusions. Perhaps when her car got broken into, it caused her to essentially have PTSD and the stress led to an emotional/mental breakdown. It's awesome that she's safe and...

It's a very large dent, and is located where both the front and back doors are damaged. It doesn't have any scraped off paint or paint residue from another vehicle in the video I saw. It looks pushed in and it's fairly low on the doors.

I find it *extremely* hard to believe that a petite female in a high profile job where she is seen by strangers all the time would drive straight home and get out of her car if she thought someone was following her. It simply makes no sense whatsoever.

Thank you!

No one seems to be understanding. THERE WAS NO PLEA DEAL. He pleaded guilty to his charge of murder, and was literally sentenced to the maximum amount of time permitted by Washington laws.

I take it a step farther - there's no sense waiting until after a date to check in. Check ins should happen when the person arrives at the date destination, and then at least every hour thereafter. A missed check in the next day is only going to possibly help find the person who kills...a...

Can someone post the photo of Sherin with her sister, with the sister's face blurred out? I found it extremely helpful to realize just how tiny Sherin was - and therefore how helpless.

His hair actually looks blonde in this photo. Weird! I know it's dark in all the other pics I've seen.

Have they ever said why her husband was cleared? Because I sure hope it was real evidence and not some flimsy alibi.

I read this again tonight, and it still feels like an intense need to convince others how many people loved Dayvid. However, I also saw the other thing I thought was weird but forgot to comment on previously - how she says his pediatrician was like a father to him.

When did he have Echols on his show? I must have missed that.

His slogan is "I put the FUN in funeral" (Yep, I know I'm going to hell for that.)

Actually yes, refusing to talk is very much like Kryptonite in many cases. In this case it is clearly a matter of protecting their own. They have an eyewitness, forensic evidence, ballistics, all of that which would have an average citizen behind bars and well on his way to trial by now.

Ok.......I believe the dogs killed her, but I gotta say this article makes me wonder why clothing fragments weren't found in the dogs intestinal tracts as well as the hair?

The only thing I can think of is that somehow he's blaming himself and she's terrified that he will also commit suicide? She seems absolutely desperate for people to show support to him in every way, while also making it clear that no one should expect any communication from him.

Usually accidental overdoses are either from someone taking meds, and then being sedated or altered enough that they forget what they've taken and take it again, or taking two or more of the same type of meds which have a synergistic effect making the effects stronger. Many overdose deaths are...

Why are they calling this a "plea deal" when the fact is he pled guilty to the crime of which he was accused, and then was sentenced to the maximum amount of time? There's no "deal" involved in that. Unless maybe they dropped the theft charges for the car? Maybe I missed something.

I completely agree with you, but people seem to think once a person is an "adult" they should suddenly know right from wrong and be held accountable despite severe physical and mental abuse their entire lives.

They mean state of mind.