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SO in my post =husband/lover/boyfriend/fiancee/old man/ball and chain/main squeezewait, isn't that superior officer?
SO in my post =husband/lover/boyfriend/fiancee/old man/ball and chain/main squeezewait, isn't that superior officer?
So, who and what circumstances determines which court a case lands in? :dunno:
Did I miss something? This is such a fast moving thread.
Why is there an assumption the alleged boyfriend is military?
I think the horse ranch she volunteered at could hold some answers. I bet the alleged boyfriend was from the horse ranch. I haven't paid much attention to the maps, is the horse ranch she volunteered at in close distance? Is it possible she parked her car and cowboy picked her up on a horse?
Read AN's comment on July 7th at 6:26 pm. Then check out her SO's attire.
https://www.facebook.com/JaneVelezMitchellHLN/posts/10154321787035693
I find the term "best friend" interesting. Didn't he just transfer here a few months ago? I suppose it's possible his best friend was also transferred here, but I think it would be highly unlikely. (And how "best" can he be in only a few months???) That makes me wonder if this person is just repeating gossip that changes as it goes from person to person. Other sources, including the radio station, report the affair as fact (who knows if it's really true or not)...I'm questioning the "best friend" part of this comment. Makes me wonder if the source of this story is really the radio stations report, and not someone on the base...since it now has something new added.
Re: the picnic, I was trying to find a reference other than the Examiner one and found this post: http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...ne-Palms-28-June-2014&p=10717564#post10717564 but I'm still trying to find where it came from originally (Clu, do you remember by chance?).
This article: http://www.newsmax.com/TheWire/erin-corwin-search-missing-marine/2014/07/07/id/581135/#ixzz36qJVFtbQ says
He [her husband] said she left their home on the Twentynine Palms Marine base early that morning to scout out photogenic spots in Joshua Tree National Park. She and her mother planned to take pictures together in the park when Heavilin arrived from Tennessee to help celebrate her 20th birthday.
I'm probably too focused on this anyway but it just doesn't make sense to me that she'd be out there scoping out picnic areas, or out there until 4:00PM. Where ELSE did she plan to be that day?
No, I think earlier it was mentioned she was looking for good photo spots. Although as some have mentioned the Examiner is kinda questionable as a source so maybe they just threw in the picnic thing.
After just looking up the weather info for there I can't imagine intentionally going out for a picnic unless it was breakfast! Jump out of the (hopefully air conditioned!) car for a few quick photos seems more realistic.
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:hot:, :desert:, no hone: service, wild :lamb: sheep, poison :snake:, :bee: hives, and, :sponge: Bob!
Raise your hands, who wants to go camping?
Even between October and May, the prime time to visit JT and - drat - sheep something hole (ha!), there are many reasons NOT to picnic or go camping in these parts imo.
While reading about a campsite location today, they warned about being on the lookout for rattlesnakes, lizards, ravens, coyotes, squirrels, bees, and my favorite, desert tarantulas - anic:
Not to mention flash floods and other sudden dangers!
:hot:, :desert:, no hone: service, wild :lamb: sheep, poison :snake:, :bee: hives, and, :sponge: Bob!
Raise your hands, who wants to go camping?
I don't think 'best friend' is unusual. Aren't military-types generally transferred with their squad/unit to another base? The 'bestie' may be a 'brother' in his unit.
Quick comment on the best friend thing, I feel all old now but I feel like among "kids these days" use that term really readily. I've got one friend who I consider a friend but not particularly close who calls pretty much everyone she's ever met her BFF. Not saying Erin's this way, but IMO it's not uncommon for her age or her husbands, especially for people in the military who may be moving around a lot.
Yeah, I was buying a scouting trip that was in preparation of Erin and her mom jumping out of the air conditioned car to take pics for a couple minutes at different spots in the park. But a picnic...not so much. I wonder if both these statements - photos and picnic - can be traced back to her mom from different interviews? There's something not quite right about this.
Read AN's comment on July 7th at 6:26 pm. Then check out her SO's attire.
https://www.facebook.com/JaneVelezMitchellHLN/posts/10154321787035693
I did notice that they said, "Her mother was soon to visit from Tennessee, where the young couple had grown up and married, and the daughter was searching for places to go and perhaps picnic." I don't think a picnic was ever mentioned previously, was it?