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    GUILTY Turkey - Sarai Sierra, 33, NY woman murdered, Istanbul, 21 Jan 2013 - #6

    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/03/25/sarai-sierra-video-murder_n_2947912.html Train camera... "pink dress"??? She approached him in one version He approached her in another version. He wanted "a kiss"..... He "thought she was Turkish"....oh, hmm so it's OK to struggle with a woman...
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    General questions here

    Sorry I just came in. I was wondering if he said something so 'unacceptable' to her that she snapped ("Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned'') IF she was so out of it, it's possible she is NOT lying but was experiencing something like 'the fog of war'/berserker mode....and really cannot...
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    GUILTY Turkey - Sarai Sierra, 33, NY woman murdered, Istanbul, 21 Jan 2013 - #6

    Very interesting. Those conspiracy theories don't seem so far fetched now. As in maybe 'somebodies' grabbed SS by mistake for some other person, as previously speculated. It all depends on whether we accept all media accounts, or reject them all....or, pick and choose .
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    GUILTY Turkey - Sarai Sierra, 33, NY woman murdered, Istanbul, 21 Jan 2013 - #6

    Well....if you put it that way...seems like it might be so: but how does that come about? Or why? Maybe Z has been useful or valuable to LE in some way in the past? Once again nothing makes sense here.
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    GUILTY Turkey - Sarai Sierra, 33, NY woman murdered, Istanbul, 21 Jan 2013 - #6

    As far as a relative saying 'he is unbalanced', i would be interested to learn if Turkish has 2 different words like spanish does for 'to be' (ser/estar) Did this relative imply that Z has always been and is so constituted as to be always 'unbalanced'...... or, did it mean that 'right now, as...
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    GUILTY Turkey - Sarai Sierra, 33, NY woman murdered, Istanbul, 21 Jan 2013 - #6

    If it is true.....that Z fled because some LE contact tipped him off ''it will be pinned on you'', doesn't this suggest that LE all along think it was NOT him?....this actually makes no sense (of course). Unless....and i post this again for the 3rd time, not getting any responses or opinions on...
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    GUILTY Turkey - Sarai Sierra, 33, NY woman murdered, Istanbul, 21 Jan 2013 - #6

    Thankyou! This is a much more Anglicised version than the ones i saw before, more comprehensible. Did they mean 'he has always been unbalanced' i wonder, or were they implying that his odd behaviour seemed as if the whole murder in Istanbul thing had 'unbalanced' his normal resilience?
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    GUILTY Turkey - Sarai Sierra, 33, NY woman murdered, Istanbul, 21 Jan 2013 - #6

    Thanks, looks very interesting but i cannot understand it . :(
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    GUILTY Turkey - Sarai Sierra, 33, NY woman murdered, Istanbul, 21 Jan 2013 - #6

    I found this version '' “I’ll be across from the Galata Tower in a while, will you come?” Ms. Sierra reportedly wrote in an e-mail sent on Jan. 21 at 11 a.m., referring to a popular tourist attraction in downtown Istanbul. The text of the message was first reported in the Turkish paper Vatan...
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    GUILTY Turkey - Sarai Sierra, 33, NY woman murdered, Istanbul, 21 Jan 2013 - #6

    He doesn't actually say it was a mutual agreement photo....could be a 'half-truth' as previously suggested: she inadvertently included some standers-by. Possibly she had often had to crop people from her city shots, or maybe photoshop them out.....just an idea.
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    GUILTY Turkey - Sarai Sierra, 33, NY woman murdered, Istanbul, 21 Jan 2013 - #6

    I think it was a knowledgeable Turk here who said the white car make and model was not, shall one say 'high class' and he/she doubted that T would have such a jalopy.
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    GUILTY Turkey - Sarai Sierra, 33, NY woman murdered, Istanbul, 21 Jan 2013 - #5

    The endless discussion about the mental health of Z is not serving any purpose IMO. We do not know if he killed SS. Whoever did was not in a 'normal state of mind'. Since it's improbable that the killer acted in self defense against a 5.2, 110 lb woman one can assume it was a murder. That is all...
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    GUILTY Turkey - Sarai Sierra, 33, NY woman murdered, Istanbul, 21 Jan 2013 - #5

    Again, the point is not ''official'' connections, but 'somebody done somebody wrong', maybe the woman was the victim because somebody did not 'toe the line', somebody failed to follow orders, somebody wanted to get even.......like that.
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    GUILTY Turkey - Sarai Sierra, 33, NY woman murdered, Istanbul, 21 Jan 2013 - #5

    At least not openly.....but i was not thinking of being assassinated by 'authorities'. There is still the mafia, organized crime, family feuds etc.
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    GUILTY Turkey - Sarai Sierra, 33, NY woman murdered, Istanbul, 21 Jan 2013 - #5

    Another 'dismissive' sounding comment on yet another dead body...... So i'm beginning to think that Turkey is A) ''really great'' B) A place where if you don't get murdered or drugged you feel suicidal.
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    GUILTY Turkey - Sarai Sierra, 33, NY woman murdered, Istanbul, 21 Jan 2013 - #5

    This is just was i trying to say in: ''if she was you would have to say she was not'', but i was NOT referring to SS. I was referring to the drowned 'suicide' victim (seems like a handy explanation in istambul). So possibly, as suggested here, the drowned lady was the one with shady...
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    GUILTY Turkey - Sarai Sierra, 33, NY woman murdered, Istanbul, 21 Jan 2013 - #5

    This is very interesting: but i was referring to the red shirt drowned lady. 'Spy' is maybe not a good word, i don't know, but a 'foreign agent' could work for any country without being CIA.
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    GUILTY Turkey - Sarai Sierra, 33, NY woman murdered, Istanbul, 21 Jan 2013 - #5

    ??? Which spot? was she also wearing yet another red shirt? This is getting way too complicated now. Do you have a link please?
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    GUILTY Turkey - Sarai Sierra, 33, NY woman murdered, Istanbul, 21 Jan 2013 - #5

    Hmmmm, if she WAS a spy, you would have to say she was not anyway....correct??

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