I dont know. Its been almost a month and they have had these calls for weeks now.
But he sure is putting himself close to Isa room and I cannot comprehend why he would do that if he was the guilty party. It seems he would have made sure he was at the other end of the home far away from Isa's room.
IMO
I have heard of guilty parties doing this on a number of occasions: "Well I don't know how someone was able to break in and kill her. There was no sign of forced entry." or, "I don't know how anyone could take her out of here. Everything was locked." Sometimes they do it because they know the evidence will back that up so they think if they bring up the improbability of the situation first, it will seem like they are just as baffled and are innocent, because a guilty party would not do that.
In this case, Sergio knew he was not sleeping in the room with his wife for at least part of the night, so he was right outside of her room. He knew he had to admit that his whereabouts could not be verified, so maybe he was trying to verify them. He also knew it would be unlikely he would not hear anything if he was just on the other wall. So, he had to bring that up right away to avoid a situation where he was confronted about it.
Question, did he say whether or what time he went to bed? If so, how did he know that whatever happened to Isa, happened before then, when he was still in the living room? Why would he assume that?
Exactly and a lot of people thinks he is a drama queen so if he set this all up why wasnt he overly dramatic...screaming and crying if he is the guilty party?
While Sergio is different... I dont think he had one thing to do with his daughter's disappearance.
Why would he put himself the closest to Isa's room that night when he made the 911 call if he was the gulity culprit? Doesnt make one bit of sense to me.
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He may have realized too late that he sounded too clam for the situation and realized he needed to amp up the emotion.
Ok, I am listening to it right now. "THUD" I fall off the fence.
He's chuckling in some points, he goes into too much detail and he sounds nervous at times to me.
I feel sick to my stomach right now.
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Me too. I cannot defend Sergio anymore. I could excuse his earlier behavior as just his personality, the eyes closing, the lack of visible tears, the slightly odd affect, seemed like Elizabeth Smart's dad. Did not really cause alarm bells to clang. But this call is the icing on the cake when we combine LE's obvious focus, the CPS action recently and the fact that while they do happen, stranger abductions are rare from bedrooms.
I really felt they did not fit the demographic and gave them the benefit of the doubt. I had a good feeling someone else was involved. Now this, along with the fact that the gate was locked so they had to go back over the fence with Isa (unless they had a key), which we hard in Becky's call, and Houston, we have a problem.
I'm a fan of Occam's Razor. And sometimes a cigar is just a cigar. Conspiracy theories may work on 'X-files,' but in real life? Nahhhh.
I'm with you. I can be open, but this is likely a case of a dad deciding to molest his kid and then killing her because she threatens to tell. I really wished that was not the case. I hope it's not.
Got rid of the husband immediately after that.
