They were swimming right next to Baby Beach, so I would think Stein was familiar with that general area and the conditions that day.
If Robyn was in an impaired or intoxicated state (from the mixture of Ambien and alcohol,) I don't believe she would have gotten that far away from shore to drift away with a supposed current.
They were not swimming at Baby Beach
I also question Steins remark, "the few times" . IMO there have been far more than a few drownings at Baby Beach
As far as the body coming ashore, I simply don't know what the statistics are.
How many people have drowned, How many bodies came to shore
I can't wrap my head around the currents and rip tides etc
There are no records of people that have drowned in that area? Why not? I guess that is bad for business . People don't want information on drownings when they are on vacation and want to snorkel in the area. They really don't want to know that currents can sweep you out to sea never to be found again. I see.
I think one needs to be aware to experience guilt of any kind, whether its guilt from murder or guilt from not preventing an accident, or at least, doing all you could to prevent an accident
When I watch him, all i can see is one who feels above it all
That may not be fair as everyone experiences things differently, but that is honestly what i see
I do not feel that theirs was a warm and fuzzy relationship, but my Gawd, a woman is missing
From what we have seen of GG, he does not feel guilt of any kind, nor does he care that RG is missing. His only concern seems to be getting his hands on that money. So much so that he filed his lawsuit prematurely. Insurance companies won't consider a missing person's case for at least a year after they are reported missing and then in most cases it's investigated. jmo
Oh, and my book arrived today
I plan on spending the weekend with it
Can't get into FSG no matter what!!!
Neesaki, have you finished it?
Your thoughts?
Robyn Gardner, Bethesda woman missing in Aruba
"A week has passed since Robyn Gardner of Frederick was last heard from after she went missing in Aruba, and on Tuesday, several women say that the man she was last seen with caused other women to fear for their safety.
Gardner went missing on the Caribbean island about 16 miles off the coast of Venezuela..."....
I didn't realize that the woman ran into GG only a few days before he left for Aruba, so he was stalking her right before he and Robyn left? That's even creepier, imo."A woman tells ABC7 that she ran into Giordano a few days before he left for Aruba and told him to stay away from her.
"He was following me, stalking me," she said. "It freaked me out."
The woman also says she doesn't believe that Gardner was swept out to sea."
I would expect that there will certainly be an investigation before Amex pays out that sum of money. Especially under these circumstances.
Gary is pushing it and I find that curious.
Is he that certain that nothing of value to the insurance company will be uncovered?
I know nothing about this type of insurance, but maybe someone else???
Does Amex have to prove he is at fault?
If so, wouldn't his statements about ambien and vodka be enough ?
If they never find Robyn, all they have is a police investigation that has not uncovered enough to bring charges, regardless of the personal beliefs of LE.
It seems to me, the most damning evidence is the evidence GG gave about drugs and booze. It would be hard to deny this, they are his words. The only witness to what happened, AFAIK
all JMO
One more question...
Is there some kind of timeline that Amex would have to follow or can they drag this on in hopes of new information?
Just a reminder Gary's court date for indecent exposure is coming up soon.
Court Scheduling Information
Trial Date: 08/10/2012 Trial Time:01:15 PM Room:004
Trial Type:
Trial Location:251 ROWE BOULEVARD ANNAPOLIS 21401-1518
http://casesearch.courts.state.md.u...l.jis?caseId=5A00250409&loc=27&detailLoc=DSCR
Punishment for Indecent Exposure Convictions
Usually, indecent exposure is classified as a simple misdemeanor, but it can also be a felony in some instances. A lot depends on what the court decides was the intention behind the act. The location where the incident occurred is also important. Committing indecent exposure in playgrounds, school yards and other places where there are typically a lot of children will usually be viewed as quite a serious offense and will result in harsher punishments. Also, those who have been convicted of indecent exposure in the past will normally receive harsher penalties. Punishments for this crime can include fines, jail time or psychiatric treatment.
Consequences of Indecent Exposure Convictions
Aside from the punishments mentioned above, an indecent exposure conviction usually results in lasting and detrimental consequences, largely because convicted individuals are required to register as sex offenders. This can make finding a job difficult, and the conviction itself will likely disrupt or destroy your family life and close friendships. These long-term consequences can often be much more devastating than the punishment handed down by the courts.
There are no records of people that have drowned in that area? Why not? I guess that is bad for business . People don't want information on drownings when they are on vacation and want to snorkel in the area. They really don't want to know that currents can sweep you out to sea never to be found again. I see.