I honestly don’t know how to answer any of your questions really. I could be wrong, stats could be wrong. I totally get your points, but think they are a bit nit picky to a degree. I believe FBI should be on the case, not sure if I believe that the number of them that are, should in fact be...
All good points, but one cannot forget how deeply family loyalty and family reputation can motivate and impact a person. Even if family dynamics are completely dysfunctional, some people will still jump in front of a train for family. For ex., when I was first starting therapy as a young...
Perhaps you are right, but I think it would imprudent not to observe all of the going’s on in a case like this. I don’t think any one thing can lead to any conclusions being drawn, but one can certainly get some ideas of an overall picture when observing; people’s words, their body language...
It is a great leap to take, that the fact that he said nothing, means that there is nothing to say. Given the fact that you are at the very least, someone who has admitted wanting to do physical harm to Barry, why on earth would anyone feel like because you agreed to a interview, that this...
I’m not sure that there can be “too much looking into it” in a case like this. I think all forms of analysis can help paint a picture of what we are looking at, especially since we are almost 8 months after the fact and nothing has been established yet, if ever.
More missing persons cases are resolved more quickly today, then 10+ years ago, mostly because of technology
The FBI designates severe, urgent missing person cases as “endangered or involuntary.” Approximately 15% of missing person cases are given that classification each year; most of them are...
Simply comparative to other, more potentially urgent needs. Haven’t gotten there by anything other than assuming that if she is still alive, almost three weeks after the fact she is already in way less danger than many others at this very moment. I’m going on statistics. I believe that that...
Before actually pulling out, I have to believe they would provide more information for the public to pick up where they are leaving off, if they haven’t already got this case all but solved already.
How resources are divided in terms of federal LE, should not be based on a popularity contest. It should be about where their resources are needed most at any given time. I’m actually sorry if this offends anyone.
I honestly don’t want to come across as insensitive, and I truly wish that all the resources in the world were available for every case where a loved one is missing, but this is just not the case. At what point do you all think it is okay to scale back? Do you not believe that the resources...
Holly Bobo couldn’t have been saved by anything le did or didn’t do, but they did secure arrests and prosecution...so justice. The one person who got immunity, killed himself. I am not meaning to be harsh, but what hurts people a lot more long term than getting sloppy answers in a timely...
But who would choose to leave this way when it would hurt so many people? Just to avoid a proposal. This seems so crazy to me. She could have just moved to Cali with her dad, with no explanation owed to boyfriend. Why go to such lengths? To me the only thing that could make a person decide...
She doesn’t have any known mental health issues and is not an adolescent. I believe very strongly if she had have committed suicide she would have been found by now. It takes active concealment for a person or body to be missing for this long typically. I was in no way referring to a suicidal...
I think it’s absolutely possibly that she left voluntarily initially, for anything really, what seems impossible, is that she would still be missing voluntarily. Still a possibility, but would be incredibly shocking to me anyway.
Yes of course, I’m discussing this from the angle that she was communicating with him prior to this, so why would she suddenly ignore him? Unless she was trying to disappear, in which case, in order to do so effectively, she would have to turn the phone off. I don’t believe she left...
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