I can picture a situation where the perp is an army reserve veteran with mental health issues and the Guard Base decides not to press charges against one of their own. They feel like they understand his plight more than most and just supports him getting treatment, which he did. I don't know...
In my state, if the hospitalization was voluntary and no charges were filed, the guns can be legally kept. They are only taken away if there is an involuntary psychiatric hospitalization and/or certain charges filed.
I am in the camp that thinks Yonkers is a complete lie. I read in the previous thread that nobody would know Yonkers if they weren't local. That is wrong and I am basically proof of that. I've never been to New York City and was born and raised in Appalachia. I am familiar enough with...
I've been familiar with this case for years but just a few weeks ago, decided to look on google maps at the area she was last seen and it kind of changed my perspective. I was mistakenly under the impression that this was a heavily forested and mountainous region. The street view and ariel...
True Crime Garage released a podcast on this case yesterday. I am from Columbus and have never heard of this case before. Hopefully, there is some movement soon for the families' sake.
Yes, Joey Labute disappeared relatively close by in Columbus under similar circumstances. He was at a bar with family and friends, was picked up on cameras, left the bar without telling anyone, walked away and diappeared. His body was found in the Scioto River. Cause of death was NOT...
New billboards have been put up in various locations around
Columbus reminding people that the anniversary of Brian's disappearance is approaching. This has just been in the past few days. Not sure who funded them but a good reminder that he hasn't been forgotten.
There seems to be a recent uptick again in missing women in the area - Lindsey Schobelock from Chillicothe, Carrie Ann Neal from Ironton, and I thought I had heard of another recent person from Portsmouth as well.
Absolutely there should be questions. That is not at all how I thought footage was investigated. Seems to me it shouldn't be routine to do it this way.
One item from last night's show that has nagged at me all day: There was only one detective who viewed the security video in his home from a projector onto his basement wall? Is that correct? I have long assumed that a team of video specialists poured over and analyzed it, comparing notes and...
No, I don't believe anybody is shaming her here. I mean in the filed documents, he is clearly trying to use mental illness as a reason to gain full custody, citing that she checked herself into a hospital. If that is the case, then she sought treatment when she needed to rather than be forced...
Just a few thoughts I have so far: The released documents are the ex-husband's accusations and his point of view. I'll take it with a grain of salt.
Secondly, I really wish our society would recognize that checking oneself into a mental facility should be encouraged as needed instead of...
As a psychiatric nurse of over 25 years, I will give him this: The initial rocking that he displays is actually spot on. Rocking can be a self soothing habit that many highly anxious and mentally ill people display. That being said, the strange looking around in bewilderment, seemingly...
I agree with everything you said but is there any reason to believe he didn't leave out the back door, turn off his phone to avoid his friends and go home? He could've made it home and slept it off. I could be WAY off on that but I've never seen proof that he didn't make it home that night...
Is it possible that Brian made it to his apartment that night? Could he have left through the back (employee/band) exit to ditch Clint and Meredith, maybe looked briefly for Brighton and her friend, and eventually took the alley ways home? For all anyone knows, he could've met with foul play...
As a psychiatric nurse in the state of Ohio, I can assure you that you're right. I work in a state hospital and have been there for almost 25 years. I have patients who have been there locked down since the early 80's after being found not guilty by reason of insanity. Many of those would've...
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