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Does anyone know if the toxicology results will be made public?

I definitely commend Teleka's ex husband. It was not his job to write letters to her school or to talk to her family who obviously did not like him too much. He did the right thing--request that she seek help and moved on for his and the kids safety when she wouldn't.

I don't think the ex husband told the school anything. Teleka wrote in her tweets that after she and her ex broke up, he told her teachers that she was crazy because they started to treat her differently. I always took this as paranoia. I think the husband just wanted out once he saw that she...

I also find it coincidental that Teleka pulled over at a place in a totally different state where there was a small lake. It made me wonder if she was familiar with the area and knew that the lake was there.

It is because something would have to be done about it. No one wants to touch it. If someone has it in that region, they'll have to upload a video of the plane on youtube to show the public but other than that...nope.

LOL. I totally agree. Mechanical failure was actually off the table weeks ago. This was the big "T" but not in the tradition sense. I believe they only wanted the plane.

Maybe, they will finally do a whole segment exploring the theory that the plane landed safely on land.

RSBM: I agree. In these cases, it's not an accident in the way that most people would have accidents and it's not a suicide in the way that most people would commit suicide. To be honest, it's neither of them but it is also technically both. In short, it's complicated. There a technical...

Many times mentally ill people hurt/kill themselves based on a delusion or paranoia. They jump off ledges, to get away from something, etc. So, imo...it can be labeled an accident but quite often, the mentally ill person's condition is responsible for their death and so it's an accident by...

This sounds very plausible as well. I go back and forth between intentional/non-intentional. I guess it does not matter much, now. It's pretty substantial and almost unheard of for a person to have so many memorial services.

I think the family almost have to believe it was a homicide because Teleka being in a "normal" state of mind would not have died in 3 feet of water. If she tripped in, her endorphins would probably kicked in and you would get the heck out of the water quickly. I think most people know this...

There are some people who thought she went to the hotel to commit suicide. I really don't think so. I do find it very, very coincidental that she would drive all the way to where she did, and just so happened pulled over to where she could access a pond where she drowned (even though she...

Vlpate, You've made some great points! I agree that while she was talking to the clerks, she seemed very calm. So much so, that she never looked at anyone who even walked by. Not even once or a quick glance. Teleka leaving her things behind always gave me the impression that she wanted someone...

RSBM: You make a good point about assuming that Teleka would be able to stand up. This tiny detail makes me think less about any sort of physical barrier like the ones you've mentioned and more like a purely psychological barrier. 3 feet of water? Poor darling.

So the perimeter of the lake is only 3 feet? That seems a bit shallow. Teleka was 5'7 or 5'8 right? It's hard to imagine her falling into the lake and not being in the position of standing up. But maybe she was just that mentally sick that she was not able to stand up in such a shallow...

RBBM: I think the working assumption is that she maybe "fell" into the water. Once I found out about the restraining order, and in light of how Teleka was always so worried/protective about her career, I also felt that suicide was an option. We talked about it months ago and I think the answer...

I totally agree. I think we all have come to love Teleka as a person but that should not be expected to extend to seeing an innocent person railroaded. Many of us have had death in our family and I have never wanted to see anyone innocent go down. Anger is fine but if they cannot bring...

I posted this back in February: Sadly it did not take a crystal ball to know well in advance how some people would likely react if Teleka's body was found.

He really has been. There is a group that is asking him to "make peace" with the Patrick family. I cannot wrap my mind around that concept. It is so sad.

Oh, I totally agree. Carlin is working on behalf and is a mouthpiece of the family. Whatever he is doing, has to be assumed it is with the families blessing because they are the ones who are paying him. So if you are mad at Carlin, you are also mad at the people who are paying him. What he's...