CA CA - Susan Jacobson, 59, Sun City/Roseville, 2 May 2013 - #1

[Treelights]

Why did she retire?

Did husband have a GF? Sorry but I don't think anyone asked this question yet.
Who wanted her out of the way?

For some reason im not thinking abduction.

Who would abduct a 59 yr old? for what purpose?

And where did she retire from?
Did she have a job for a long duration, or did she have various jobs throughout her working career/life?

 

[Eileen730]

If she had an online romance then she fooled many people, because from what Kjac said she doesn't use the computer much, except for e-mails, so unless she was e-mailing a person(s) from her past, like say when she lived in Nevada...then yeah, I can see that that is a possibility, and if that person were to "take care of her", then she could live a new life, but I would think she would want her driver's license, as proof to who she is, especially because in only so many years she could apply for social security, and if she ever wanted to "marry" someone else, she would need to get a divorce first.
Maybe she has her personal items with her, like a birth certificate, social security card, etc.....I suppose she could get a duplicate driver's license....

Im trying to find a theory where she at least would be alive.

In all honesty I think something happened to her at home!
JMO

 

[Treelights]

Im trying to find a theory where she at least would be alive.

In all honesty I think something happened to her at home!
JMO

If that is a possibility, then I wonder if her dog barked? Did the neighbors hear her dog bark/whine?? Kjac said that the window was open that day.

If there was an intruder/perpetrator, then they drove the car where it should have been all along, as Susan's husband said she was going to go shopping in that shopping center....
IMOO.

 

[Seajay]

I don't think anyone really knows another person was well as they think they do. How many people committ suicide and the family is absolutely shocked by it??? Never saw it coming? Had no idea their loved one was even in emotional agony and they were thinking of suicide as an option, let alone do it???

How many men kill their wives when no one else was even aware there was a problem, let along a mistress and the wife was in the way or financial issues and they killed for insurance money? We just never know.

How many men have been killed by a woman they thought loved them and they had a good marriage??? We just never know what goes on in the mind of another person. IMO, JMO, MOO

 

[cluciano63]

Has LE been conducting ground searches? I can't remember anymore.

She would be a very easy target, due to her size. And even if the perp (if there is one) may have been looking for a younger victim, he may have thought she was much younger, she is so tiny. Others don't care about age.

I just do not see her leaving, unless it was a health episode and then I think she would have been found by now.

 

[Treelights]

Has LE been conducting ground searches? I can't remember anymore.

She would be a very easy target, due to her size. And even if the perp (if there is one) may have been looking for a younger victim, he may have thought she was much younger, she is so tiny. Others don't care about age.

I just do not see her leaving, unless it was a health episode and then I think she would have been found by now.

This article is from May 5th, and there was a search then.

http://www.sacbee.com/2013/05/05/5395413/susan-jacobson-missing.html

"Roseville police led 200 volunteers on a search Sunday for any clues to the case of a Sun City area woman who’s been missing since Wednesday."

Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/2013/05/05/5395413/susan-jacobson-missing.html#storylink=cpy

 

[Eileen730]

If that is a possibility, then I wonder if her dog barked? Did the neighbors hear her dog bark/whine?? Kjac said that the window was open that day.

If there was an intruder/perpetrator, then they drove the car where it should have been all along, as Susan's husband said she was going to go shopping in that shopping center....
IMOO.

I don't think her dog would bark because I think its someone she is very familiar with!

 

[Janeumayer]

Bumping for Susan! Hoping she is found soon.

 

[IHAVENOCLUE]

I am still very curious as to what job/career she is retired from...

this information can provide more background on Susan.... And other people she has been in contact with...

:waitasec:

 

[Treelights]

I am still very curious as to what job/career she is retired from...

this information can provide more background on Susan.... And other people she has been in contact with...

:waitasec:

I totally agree. After two months being missing, all we know is she is a small statured 59 year old woman, married for 35 years, has a son who will become a father, has a dog, is retired, moved to California (from Nevada) because of a family member needing assistance (her mom I believe), doesn't have friends, has a sister, has anxieties about being around people. She likes to take walks for about a mile or so, and she has had hip surgery. Her car was left in the parking lot of a shopping center. Her ID was found but money and credit cards missing. She lives near the shopping center.

 

[LittleMissContrary]

I am curious if anyone checked with the DMV to see if Susan may have gone in to obtain a duplicate drivers license or other form of identification.
The other thing that I find odd, is the fact that she decided to go shopping for groceries first and then had planned to go to Target and Kohls. Why would she go pick up groceries and let them sit in the car while she went to the other stores? Maybe she only bought things which did not require refrigeration.

 

[TxLady2]

I don't think her dog would bark because I think its someone she is very familiar with!

My dogs are very familiar with my husband and son, but I guarantee you that if one of them were to try to harm me, my dogs would do more than bark, they would be going crazy, snarling, growling, jumping and biting their feet and legs and tearing flesh off them. One of them barks at my hubby when he leans down to kiss me goodbye when he leaves for work. The other one just moves up next to me and watches him, but you can tell he is on alert. They are very protective of me, and that's typical of most all dogs who are with someone most of the time.

In reading some of the possible scenarios, I think I would prefer to believe the most likely, and that is that Susan was abducted in the parking lot. I'm sure LE has checked out the husband, their life together, her friends, and her habits enough that they can be fairly certain she was not killed at home. Likewise, I don't think she would abandon her purse and her credit cards to take off for another life somewhere. Doesn't appear to me that she would have any reason to do that.
As far as people not knowing that a woman is being abused, grown sons would know, if they're in frequent contact. If not by visible signs of bruising, then by how they act around each other, whether she appeared to be afraid of him, was careful of what she says around him, or acted unusually subdued for some reason. I trust Kjac when he says there was nothing as far as her home life that would suggest his dad could have killed his mom. Family knows their family best.

 

[Treelights]

I am curious if anyone checked with the DMV to see if Susan may have gone in to obtain a duplicate drivers license or other form of identification.
The other thing that I find odd, is the fact that she decided to go shopping for groceries first and then had planned to go to Target and Kohls. Why would she go pick up groceries and let them sit in the car while she went to the other stores? Maybe she only bought things which did not require refrigeration.

I think Kjac mentioned awhile back that it would be things like bread, stuff like that that would not require refrigeration. IMO. We can ask Kjac again for clarification.

 

[LittleMissContrary]

I think Kjac mentioned awhile back that it would be things like bread, stuff like that that would not require refrigeration. IMO. We can ask Kjac again for clarification.

Yes I went back to the first couple pages of the thread and found that comment. Also I made a mistake saying that she was going to Kohl's, as Kjac never said that.

 

[Treelights]

My dogs are very familiar with my husband and son, but I guarantee you that if one of them were to try to harm me, my dogs would do more than bark, they would be going crazy, snarling, growling, jumping and biting their feet and legs and tearing flesh off them. One of them barks at my hubby when he leans down to kiss me goodbye when he leaves for work. The other one just moves up next to me and watches him, but you can tell he is on alert. They are very protective of me, and that's typical of most all dogs who are with someone most of the time.

In reading some of the possible scenarios, I think I would prefer to believe the most likely, and that is that Susan was abducted in the parking lot. I'm sure LE has checked out the husband, their life together, her friends, and her habits enough that they can be fairly certain she was not killed at home. Likewise, I don't think she would abandon her purse and her credit cards to take off for another life somewhere. Doesn't appear to me that she would have any reason to do that.
As far as people not knowing that a woman is being abused, grown sons would know, if they're in frequent contact. If not by visible signs of bruising, then by how they act around each other, whether she appeared to be afraid of him, was careful of what she says around him, or acted unusually subdued for some reason. I trust Kjac when he says there was nothing as far as her home life that would suggest his dad could have killed his mom. Family knows their family best.

Dogs can have a variety of personalities, just like humans. There are some dogs that would defend it's owner/others, and there are dogs that would run and hide ,particularly if the dog has a submissive trait and has fears associated with arguments, loud voices, etc. IMOO.

 

[Treelights]

Kjac, maybe you can give us more details about Susan, where she worked, how long she worked there, what her hobbies are, etc. Pulling in those details perhaps could be hidden clues to her disappearance? IMOO.

 

[bright_shadow]

I think Kjac mentioned awhile back that it would be things like bread, stuff like that that would not require refrigeration. IMO. We can ask Kjac again for clarification.

I recall reading that too -- I think it was worded that Susan wasn't "full on" grocery shopping that morning.

I frequent the same grocery stores on a routine basis and shop at the same times/days weekly. While the cashiers might not remember my name, I'm sure if law enforcement showed them my picture, many would recognize me and confirm that I shopped midweek between certain hours of the day.

In descriptions provided by Kjac of her other habits, it's implied that Susan, too, may be a very routine person. So, if detectives showed pictures of Susan to Raley's employees, would they recognize her and confirm that it was her habit to shop that early in the a.m. at that time of week? I'm assuming that's been done, but would be curious to know what was revealed.

My opinion leans toward the robbery/abduction/parking lot scene being staged. Sadly, I believe the crime scene is elsewhere. I don't know who or why.

(Edited to add: Raley's/Bel Air instituted a rewards programs awhile back that requires customers to log in with their account number when making purchases in order to receive points. So, interesting that in this day and age when many worry about breaches of privacy, law enforcement might be able to even pinpoint the exact times Susan has visited that Raley's over the last year or so that might be helpful in their investigation. If she'd never ever shopped that early in the prior year, it could mean something. Though, I suppose, if this was staged, it could mean something either way).

 

[Treelights]

I recall reading that too -- I think it was worded that Susan wasn't "full on" grocery shopping that morning.

I frequent the same grocery stores on a routine basis and shop at the same times/days weekly. While the cashiers might not remember my name, I'm sure if law enforcement showed them my picture, many would recognize me and confirm that I shopped midweek between certain hours of the day.

In descriptions provided by Kjac of her other habits, it's implied that Susan, too, may be a very routine person. So, if detectives showed pictures of Susan to Raley's employees, would they recognize her and confirm that it was her habit to shop that early in the a.m. at that time of week? I'm assuming that's been done, but would be curious to know what was revealed.

My opinion leans toward the robbery/abduction/parking lot scene being staged. Sadly, I believe the crime scene is elsewhere. I don't know who or why.

Right and if it is a staged area and the crime was committed elsewhere, how many people, and who are they that did know of Susan's "routine"? IMOO.

 

[cluciano63]

It does seem staged, especially since no one (apparently) saw anything. It also seems as though if LE knew Susan was the one who parked the car, there would be no reason not to say so.

 

[Treelights]

It does seem staged, especially since no one (apparently) saw anything. It also seems as though if LE knew Susan was the one who parked the car, there would be no reason not to say so.

I wonder if LE pinpointed the exact time Susan's car showed up in the shopping center parking lot? There would be no reason not to say so,unless of course the "timing" is in question? IMOO.