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Yes the point is no matter how strained a relationship is, if you had any feeling for them or any connection whatsoever your initial reaction would be Oh no we need to get them help. Driving home lawyering up is a huge red flag. If you have absolutely nothing to hide then you wouldn't put her...

missed you too pommy hope you are doing well! Can only stay away for so long and there are just certain cases that draw you back in. This case in particular involving a young lady with her whole life ahead of her and her so called loving "fiance" just "leaving" her and lawyering up just doesn't...

uhhhh I know it's a rhetorical? but he can't answer that bc of his right not to incriminate himself.....

one correction I don't believe they are taking his word on anything, I believe LE knows exactly who is responsible and are working hard to prove it. tic....tic....tic the clock is ticking and I believe that BL isn't is smart as he thinks he is.....With the agency's involved I believe that BL's...

It's probably just a coincidence that BL was the last person to see her alive and that all communication ended at the same time. He then drives the van home and immediately lawyers up. no red flags just a poor guy caught in an unfortunate situation .... ok yah, poor unlucky guy what are the chances

Imo Brian knows exactly what happened but it wouldn't be in his best interest to divulge those details. Unfortunately this case will not have a happy ending as the reason to remain silent is not bc he doesn't know anything but rather he know's things that he knows he can't reveal. I feel for her...

<modsnip: quoted post was removed> Law enforcement owes us nothing, and we aren’t entitled to information that could compromise an ongoing investigation. If they need help, they ask for it. Apparently they don’t need help.

yep they ain’t got time for silly games, they are focused on just doing their jobs and preserving evidence.

Most crimes scenes we see pictures of Investigators going in and out. Nothing unusual here In fact the Stauch case is a good example

Wouldn't that have been checked out and cleared by now? 11 days in

Much of the information in the article seems to be correct I'm not sure miss identifying the house on a map cancels the whole credibility of the facts, the interviews and the photos If that were the case we could probably toss out 90 percent of all MSM articles published

I would only expect that info to be present on an Arrest Affidavit I wouldn't expect that to be listed as one of the agencies aiding in the search via a press release from the local sheriff JMO

That's definitely Carpet IMO It matches the same color and frizz that I have seen in the zillow images of the bedroom. If you zoom in you can see it even more clearly IMO. No way that's a paper bag

Good point Seattle, It wouldn't be the first case where we have seen fake text messages sent from a victims phone if that turns out to have happened. PF went to great lengths to try to convince people that KB was still alive

Im shocked! Well not that shocked ....;):D

Regarding the bike ride, we have no make, no model, no color and no time of the bike ride (that would normally be critical information to release in any missing persons case)from LE. Ask yourself why would that be?

Also I wouldn’t be surprised if we get some new information via msm in the next few days even if there isn’t an arrest. We are getting to that point in an investigation where it gets really hard to keep everything under wraps and things start leaking out.

Jmo but I have a feeling we are going to learn that nobody had actually seen SM since days before she was reported missing. there never even was a bike ride IMO

DBM on second thought

Actually I believe This reporter has been on scene and was there for the presser @FOX21News Amber Jo Cooper @AmberJoCooper The Sheriff has declined to speak with me on camera, and has no new information for the media. He did say they are working on a tip line but did not have the info...