And who is "we" come on that's really unfair. Everyone has the right to post and the common denominator here is one poster.
Found Deceased Australia - Elisa Curry, 43, Aireys Inlet, Melbourne, 30 Sept 2017 #2
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And who is "we" come on that's really unfair. Everyone has the right to post and the common denominator here is one poster.
'loose unit'
It is most offensive.
Yes. Exactly. And people with mental health issues may have good and bad times. I posted on this site before that I have bi-polar disorder, am a high functioning person, with kids, who occasionally contemplates suicide - when at my lowest. Depression doesn't mean feeling low or a bit off for some of us, it means not wanting to live. I can go from normal to this state in a matter of days (without being on medication). I love life but it is horrid to go through depressive phases, horrid! I will never take my life because I can now manage my condition in many ways but some people can't and some people don't even have the right diagnosis, let alone resources to best help them.
So many issues here point to suicide sadly, and I am finding it so distasteful people calling the husband a murderer at this stage.
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Thank you, the name Point Roadknight stuck in my mind, your post was the first time I'd heard of it, even though I'm a little familiar with the area.
So when it showed up in the report I thought of your post immediately. Now that it's confirmed that the remains came out of the water (not the dunes), I guess it's quite unlikely to be related as I'd assume the currents have probably brought them some distance.
Still, interesting to know someone creepy was hanging around the area!
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That's exactly as I saw him too. Resigned to it, a deep dread of knowingness.
Yes I think he was in a no win position, he probably knew her state of mind the night before, and told the police everything, but he had to appeal just in case, she really was lost, and to save face for her in case she was just taking time out.
I think she just walked out into the sea, that's my Occam's razor, there really is nothing that doesn't fit for me in this case.
Still think deleting her FB was a biggie
Ummm. We've known for hours and hours and have been discussing it for the same amount of time.....
Just saying!
Perhaps he was helping from a far and tending to their children??! She may have also told him of suicidal thoughts before, we are not privy to this and nor should we be!
See this is the unnecessary comments that need to be made. This poster may have just jumped on without reading. Be kind and be fair to all.
I think about 5 links had been posted by the poster prior to this, so I'm not sure they realised....
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A neighbour reported seeing a woman running without her dog on the Cliff Top Walk near Sunnymeade Beach at 8am on the day Elisa was reported missing:
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...elbourne-30-Sept-2017&p=13663944#post13663944
Discussion follows Symbahs post above in Thread 1:
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/search.php?searchid=7643940
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...elbourne-30-Sept-2017&p=13663944#post13663944
Discussion follows Symbahs post above in Thread 1:
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/search.php?searchid=7643940
Sorry to hear that. Can I also add sometimes they are at their best just before, unfortunately deluding us into thinking today is a "great day"
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Thanks Hbayne, I am. I'm just so sad for this family at their tremendous loss.
Some people find it shocking that a well-off mother with high intelligence could perhaps do this but depression doesn't discriminate based on money, children, intelligence. I posted before that very high intelligence people are actually prone to deep existential depressions (and also bi-polar type 1). Personally, I have found it hard to manage in the past, knowingI have an iq in the top 0.5% but a bi-polar brain that acts pretty weirdly at times! But, I'm getting there!!:happydance:
Some people find it shocking that a well-off mother with high intelligence could perhaps do this but depression doesn't discriminate based on money, children, intelligence. I posted before that very high intelligence people are actually prone to deep existential depressions (and also bi-polar type 1). Personally, I have found it hard to manage in the past, knowingI have an iq in the top 0.5% but a bi-polar brain that acts pretty weirdly at times! But, I'm getting there!!:happydance:
Thanks Hbayne, I am. I'm just so sad for this family at their tremendous loss.
Some people find it shocking that a well-off mother with high intelligence could perhaps do this but depression doesn't discriminate based on money, children, intelligence. I posted before that very high intelligence people are actually prone to deep existential depressions (and also bi-polar type 1). Personally, I have found it hard to manage in the past, knowingI have an iq in the top 0.5% but a bi-polar brain that acts pretty weirdly at times! But, I'm getting there!!:happydance:
Yes and who gave the police this info ...
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