I'm going to snip some and intersperse my replies with the quotes because I am a lazy writer.
As far as the son in law, nothing there really im guessing, the LEOS, have done and probably continuation to do a very good investigation into this case.
LE has indicated that they've looked hard at JeM and they've also made statements that make it clear they believe this is a crime committed by someone close to Bob. My personal opinion is that they are not able to account for enough of JeM's movements that day to completely rule him out. The PPD was certainly not bashful in saying that another pair of potential suspects (the barber lady and her husband) had been cleared.
Little snippets of information that individually don't mean much but when put into the picture together seem to me to indicate a pattern, one of keeping the pressure up on the family.
the three sisters involved?...If just one maybe, but all three i would say no. To hold there story together this long and not fall apart somewhere id look elsewhere for involment.
My own theory is that the three sisters were not directly involved but that each of them has enough information to have a good idea of who did it. And they are keeping that information to themselves (which can be a crime in itself called obstructing justice). All three of them have a powerful motive to keep things quiet and all three of them strike me as smart enough to stick to a simple story: "I don't know nuthin bout my daddy's whereabouts."
It may even be true, in the sense that they may not know precisely where Bob's body is located. After all, it has been four years and scavenger activity has probably moved it.
I found myself more interested in what the cleaning lady had to say since she had cleaned for past 10 years i believe i read. She would known him better than the daughters during those years for coming to clean everywhere i think it was. I am sure they had conversations over time, about things. past things current things such as marriage , new woman coming to live there............Just thinking out loud, wondered if the cleaning lady thought she was going to be the next MRSZ?? After all she did clean for the man over ten years? But I guess the LEOS CHECKED that out also and find nothing correct?
That is an interesting theory but it would require, at the very least, a co-conspirator. If the CL did it, then one assumes JeM was telling the truth. And if JeM was telling the truth, there wasn't enough time for the CL to kill Bob, remove his body from the premises and then be sitting on the front porch waiting for someone to come home.
The bed was not made, out of order according to her. and no key was left to get in like on a normal cleaning day, could have just forgotten i guess.
The CL said that Bob and/or Georgia (when she was still alive) were usually at home when she came to clean their house, so there was no need for a key to let herself in. On the rare occasions when no one would be home when she came, Bob had always left the key in the mailbox for her.
This was the first and only time that there was no one home and no key in the mailbox. Over a period of more than ten years, Bob had certainly built a history of reliability in that matter.
How did the cleaning lady get there? She drive there to? So jeff goes gets supplies, and in between the time he left and the cleaning lady arrives in between that time Bob is gone?
The Disappeared segment implies that she did not have a car with her that day; she either arrived by foot or was dropped off. Does Placentia have a municipal bus system? If so, she may have taken the bus.
In any case, LE has never so much as implied she was involved. Given their willingness to practically point their finger directly at the family, I'm guessing that if the CL were on the PPD's radar, they would make it clear.
As for exactly when JeM left the house, well, you have to take JeM's word for when he left because there are no independent witnesses so far as I know.
Did bob have any regular drivers? Once a month week, or whatever that would come by and pick him up for what ever reasons, perhaps even on this day?
Bob had his own car and was still capable of driving himself. I doubt he had a regular ride, since it is way more convenient to drive one's self.
Investigating as a homicide and not a missing persons case. So though no money shown taken or disturbed from his accounts, money or position or promises made but not kept could have left to his death.
His grandson, AH, stopped making his mortgage payment to Bob within four days after Bob's disappearance. That mortgage payment was around $4500/month which is a substantial sum.
I have seen families of the missing cling to the hope their loved one is still alive long past the point of reasonable doubt. It happened in my own family: my great-grandfather went to fight in WWI in France and was reported missing in action. His posthumous son (my grandfather) paid the fee all his life to keep his forwarding address active in the post office system just in case his father had somehow survived the gruesome bloodbath. I'm removed enough to believe that my great-grandfather's bones are lying somewhere near one of the WWI battlefields of France but my grandfather held on to that sliver of hope until he died at over 75 years of age.
I can't name a single innocent family of a missing person who assumed their loved one was not coming back in four days. Not a single one.
A day before she was to arrive at her new home, jeff leaves, cleaning lady shows up bobs gone.
I like to see the official LEOs report from the interview they had with the cleaning lady.
Is that possible.
Not as far as I know. We're a pretty good bunch at ferreting out publicly available documents and no one here has gotten hold of that report.
Quote...Normally, she cleans Bob's house on Tuesday, but this week she'd arranged to come on Monday...end of qutoe
The day the cleaning lady made, changing it from tuesday to monday is the day he came up missing. Bob didnt change it, the cleaning lady changed it.............Do we know that for fact? DID bob tell someone that the cleaning lady changed the day. And bob just forgot to leave the key for monday, instead of tuesday. DID ANYONE KNOW, that the day had been changed,
As far as I know, Bob didn't mention to anyone that the CL had changed her usual day. He may not have known it himself until that morning; there was a phone call to/from Bob at 10 am that LE says was not a family member. There's a possibility that it was the CL asking to change her day. No one knows.
We do know that JeM seemed surprised when he came home and found the CL on the front porch waiting for Bob to come home.
I personally suspect that the CL made it clear to JeM that someone knew where she was; the CL probably wasn't even aware she was giving JeM that information. And it may well have saved her life. If no one knew where the CL was and she had no one expecting her at any specific time later that day, I think she too would be a missing person.
