Wait, what? That makes no sense. JH said she thought the texts she received from AJ weren't really from her. That I believe. But she also said she thought AJ was safe.
This is like a horrible nightmare that I feel like I should be waking up from at any moment, said Jennifer Hadsell, AJs mother. I do believe she is safe.
Mrs. Hadsell said the last time she heard from AJ was by text message at 4:30 a.m. Tuesday. She said her daughter said she was fine, but that she was not ready to come home. Mrs. Hadsell isnt sure if it was AJ or someone else on the other end of the phone.
Im not going to say it wasnt her, but Im not going to say Im 100 percent sure it was her, because she texts a certain way, she talks to me a certain way [and] some of the things that were said were not her, they were off, the mother said.
Mrs. Hadsell told WAVY.com her daughter was stressed, but her disappearance is out of character.
http://wavy.com/2015/03/04/norfolk-detectives-search-for-missing-18-year-old/
I know some of us questioned that statement -
not in an accusatory way but rather we worried it might downplay the urgency of finding AJ and imply that she simply ran away.
If WH is telling the truth about the texts then I don't know what to think. I understand her family and friends not wanting to share text references to heroin with the public - which would have put a very different, maybe even ugly spin on the case - but saying she thought AJ was safe, well, wouldn't that have been the furthest thought in all their minds?
It seems like the more we learn the less we know.