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I i hope they don;t try to use the PTSD defense. He spent the last 13 years of his career as a recruiter, never on deployment.

He was/is an unarmed security officer. Paul Blart type. But supposedly he has a degree in criminal justice and was supposedly working on his masters. He was prior military. According to someone that knew him in the military, he had been an MP and then switched his mos(job) to recruiter. So, he...

Lumberton isn;t that far from Laurinburg and the Lumbee Indians are a large part of that area.

Did i read that correctly? The child was with his sister? if she is 6, why wasn't she in school? Do they know for sure that the mother was at work?

In the picture his uniform had E7 rank. I don't know if he retired at that rank or not. If he did 20 years he would have retired with 50% of his base pay, which would be close to 2000 after taxes. It would go up if he tired as and E8 or E9. BUT, he could have taken an advance at 15 years and...

I thought it odd as well that the husband hasn't asked for the public to help, call in with tips or if they had seen anything suspicious. Wasn't it cold in ALabama that weekend? i was thinking that was the weekend of all the snow. If so, i doubt she would have been outside in underwear. Maybe...

It's been reported that a liquor store employee said that they came in together and said it was date night, so that would mean that the daughter was not home. Thankfully. So, could the husband have been drunk and then they got into an argument? Maybe body was placed. If daughter was not home...

i was wondering the same thing about friends on the department? It all seems a little too hush hush. The neighbors said that she was a nice lady but kept to herself. What about the husband? had anyone seen his temper flair, arguments? I find it odd that a husband would be ok with that kind of...

does anyone have the link or name of the fb discussion page

hmm..sound odd doesn't it? i couldn't find the FB discussion page. The is an article online that states that the husband has been untagged from some of the pictures. For her to be umemployeed and him being an unarmed cop and from having filed bamkruptcy some years back, they seemed to be doing...

I wouldn't think it would suicide with only a sports bra on. Where was the husband? If he was home, did he not wonder where she was? I would think he had to know about her side hobby. The phone with bottle on top is a bit confusing especially with her in only a bra. Did she sneak out to meet...

wasn't the husband a former military mp?

i just watched a Dateline episode on this case. Toni is clearly guilty. She does not need to be granted parole after 18 years. Her father said that Kody was like a son to him. THen, later on, he and the mother try to make him out to be an abuser and a horrible person. You can't have it both...

So, it appears that the grandmother has trouble in her own household. WHy would they give her custody? just because she is a relative does not mean she is the best choice.

In NC, a lot depends on who you know or who your family knows. But, I find it hard to believe that the mother didn't know that he killed her. It's a single wide trailer. She would have most likely heard something at the very least.

In NC, a lot depends on who you know, or who your family knows.

THe people in that area seem to be clanish as in covering and sticking up for each other. I would lean toward it being a family member or at least someone that was close to the family. Very suspicious.

THere was mention of 3 guys that worked at a ski resort nearby. Were they ever questioned?

Caffeine, that was my question. if she had walked off in the woods, would she not have left tracks or at least wouldn't bones or a piece of clothing or shoe have been found by summer?

I saw it but it did not change my mind. I think the documentary was one sided and from his family's point of view. I think he was guilty. The circumstantial evidence may not look like much when viewed one on one. But, when it is all together it is compelling.