dizzychick
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thanks so much you guys are sharp!
Some of the tubes are heparinized and others have chemical additives. The color usage is standardized because of the additives.
http://www.austincc.edu/mlt/phb_tubes
Whether or not Type 1 Diabetes (aka "Juvenile Diabetes" or sometimes referred to as "insulin dependent diabetes") is hereditary is up for much discussion - there was no diabetes in our family when my daughter was diagnosed - the first thing the nurse on the information line asked me when I told her my daughter was excessively thirsty was "is there any diabetes in the family?"
(by the way, just for the record, an adult can be diagnosed with Type I/Juvenile Diabetes as well - it is described as an insulin dependent diabetes, where the patient produces no insulin, thereby requiring multiple insulin injections per day, as opposed to Type II Diabetes which can be controlled with a combination of small amounts of insulin, oral medication, or diet - a Type II diabetic produces some insulin)
I have seen some cases where it has been diagnosed in other family members, and other cases like ours where there were no other family members. Some schools of thought consider that Type 1 Diabetes MAY be triggered by a virus, but that's another long story which is not relevant here.
I don't know why they would be checking for glucose in the parents' blood, but I'm sure one of the nurses or medical experts here at WS will have an answer. The only reason I'm aware of is to test blood sugar (glucose).
Thought:
As I am writing this, the only thing that stands out to me is the "injections" - is it possible that syringes were found in the home, which is normal if you are diabetic? However, syringes can also be used as we know for illegal drugs. Just a thought that came to my mind . . .
He was booked the day before I believe. It has already been mentioned he might have still been in jail, but do you know for sure he wasn't? Why so caustic?
All I could determine from the court record is that he posted bail (it was low) and had an initial hearing on 4/21 - I don't know if they typically keep them in jail until the initial hearing? If not, possible he was just held a short while. Apparently he didn't let mom know he was in jail even by 4/23.
His initial hearing was held on a Saturday? Wow. I work for the State of MD and our courts close for the weekend at 4:30 on Friday.
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Could he take scripts from his work?
Yup. It would be pretty easy. In most Dr and dentists offices, the assistants write the scripts.
Thats what i thought!
I wonder could he sell them?
Possible. He could make A LOT of money that way. JMO
These accusations are getting a little wild. It is one thing to think he might have been sedated (his child was taken from her bed in the night) when interviewed, but to suggest he is a drug addict and then to name a specific drug? And DEALING as well?
Is there ANY available evidence to support this? His employers speak very highly of him. If there was a problem with missing prescription pads or meds, I am certain they would have investigated this. If he had participated in such a thing, I'd expect the staff and doctors to refrain from making any public comment at all.
I certainly do not feel comfortable pointing a finger at Sergio for something we have NO evidence of. If you want to discuss his possible involvement in his daughter's disappearance, that is appropriate, but unless something in MSM or in the public records says he has a substance abuse problem, I don't think it is appropriate to speculate. JMO.
This is my first post so bear with me... I have read all through these PDF;s as well and it is interesting that this NMCD takes what appears to be his gf's green VW to the park.(PDF 3 page24 shows license plate of VW belonging to his gf,AG) He has a truck that is documented several times in other reports(With license plate number in PDF 4 page4 and again both documented in PDF 5 page2) as his when going out to work and him and his gf going in her VW. It is also note worthy that although the address is blackened out in the report(you can tell it is NMCD's and his gf's residence that is photographed and a footprint photo taken there as well. They bagged up a footprint on a drop cloth for evidence!? They also searched both vehichles belonging to them and one officer took 60 photographs at that location! It's worth the read as two officer's took photos. One had been relieved.PDF 5 page31 location1 is NMCD's address although blacked out it is the same as they did not black out the license plate #'s belonging to him and his gf,AG.Officer N reports of her photos in PDF5 page 58 for Loc 3 has 80 pictures! next page PDF5 page59 location 3 again stating the license plates for NMCD and AG.
So Question for all you who live in Az... Would you need a Maglight flashlight at 1015 am as stated by officer in (PDF3 page17)??? Weird that he would be out looking by himself with a flashlight taking his girlfriends car not his truck after waking up to the news and just booking it to the park! Strange IMO of course!
Any luck? I tried but no luck. I wonder if he could have ties in Ca as it appears his girlfriend had either a california license or license plate?PDF3 page61 the officer writes that AG was going to work and that her license plate is out of california?
I wonder if Moore's security had anything on NM's house? Not sure that the video went out that wide to reach to viewing the house, but at that angle, the one house infront of the Celis home wouldn't be blocking. Although it seems that NM is more of an alley/tunnel type person, so the view from the front might not really provide much. I guess I'm just thinking out loud here...
There is no reason to believe any of this blood they found has anything to do with her disappearance, in fact there are many reasons to assume it has nothing to do with it at all. If it did someone would likely be in custody by now if for no other reason than to apply more heat and pressure in an attempt to get someone to crack.
So I watched parts 1 & 2 of what I think people are referring to as "the couch interview". Both seem defensive. Becky more so. I also noted both respond with way more than is needed at times imo. It brought tears to my eyes listening when Becky got emotional. I could also sense Sergio's pain when she got emotional. I started thinking they don't have anything to do with this but imo the cps thing is extreme. I think it has to be something major to keep Sergio away from his family during such a traumatic situation. Either he is a danger to his children or something. Even if he had a history of alcohol abuse and he got horribly drunk after Isabel's disappearance, would that be enough to keep them apart all this time?
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