Redlightthroughpaper, if I ask you anything you're uncomfortable with, please feel free to ignore the question. I completely understand (if one possibly could) how sensitive this situation is, for you and others close to Allison and GBC.
I wanted to just ask, if I could, how would you describe the gut feeling that the people who knew the BC's had in the early days of the search, right from when it came over the radio that a Brookefield mother of three was missing? I remember when I heard about it, I pricked my ears, because the announcement said the mother of three was last seen by her husband when she went for a walk at 10 pm, and then he went to bed. He reported her missing the next morning. I immediately thought that sounded odd.
My question is, did the people who knew Allison have a slight hunch, like a thought in the back of their mind, that GBC was possibly behind it? or was there complete faith in the gone for a walk story, for a few days at least?
Actually I remember too the reporting of her depression, by OW, but other reports, from people we now know to be Allisons friends, saying she would never have left her girls. What were those people thinking had happened? Fallen down a hole?
I'm just curious, as even though I'm sure no-one ever saw him as the murderous type, did they see him as 100% devoted and caring, and honest, or not quite?
I know there were many people who knew he was conducting an affair behind Allisons back, but there were probably many who didn't know about that. Did there seem to be an element of doubt about the walk theory?
I suppose no-one would have been game to say even if they did have that gut feeling at the time.
Like I said, ignore fully if you like or just anwer in any way you're comfortable.
Thanks.
I should add, that my question is really just a personal enquiry so as I can learn to better protect myself from the people that are potential killers that mingle amongst us in society.
I wanted to just ask, if I could, how would you describe the gut feeling that the people who knew the BC's had in the early days of the search, right from when it came over the radio that a Brookefield mother of three was missing? I remember when I heard about it, I pricked my ears, because the announcement said the mother of three was last seen by her husband when she went for a walk at 10 pm, and then he went to bed. He reported her missing the next morning. I immediately thought that sounded odd.
My question is, did the people who knew Allison have a slight hunch, like a thought in the back of their mind, that GBC was possibly behind it? or was there complete faith in the gone for a walk story, for a few days at least?
Actually I remember too the reporting of her depression, by OW, but other reports, from people we now know to be Allisons friends, saying she would never have left her girls. What were those people thinking had happened? Fallen down a hole?
I'm just curious, as even though I'm sure no-one ever saw him as the murderous type, did they see him as 100% devoted and caring, and honest, or not quite?
I know there were many people who knew he was conducting an affair behind Allisons back, but there were probably many who didn't know about that. Did there seem to be an element of doubt about the walk theory?
I suppose no-one would have been game to say even if they did have that gut feeling at the time.
Like I said, ignore fully if you like or just anwer in any way you're comfortable.
Thanks.
I should add, that my question is really just a personal enquiry so as I can learn to better protect myself from the people that are potential killers that mingle amongst us in society.