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I bet you might get a reply.
A signed picture To my 1 fan lol
R.I.P. Autumn
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I bet you might get a reply.
Here are a couple of quotes from the above article that I found interesting:
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Sigg's defense asked the judge to put all documents in the case under seal and issue a gag order, according to KMGH. The judge sealed the documents, but did not issue a gag order.
He was calm throughout the proceedings, interrupting the judge once to say he had not understood part of the hearing. It was explained to him by his court-appointed attorney.
As a former paralegal, I know how much most judges hate being interrupted by a defendant. Usually an attorney will tell his client not to speak to the judge directly unless asked to do so. When I read that AS interrupted the judge, my first thought was that AS sees this as "his" show, it's all about him and everyone else is an incidental player. Including the judge. JMO.
If it was him recording might open death penalty or life in prison
R.I.P. Autumn
Thought provoking and prescient blog post by author Nathan Bransford regarding violence saturating the youth of Colorado, written after the movie theatre shootings.
But I do know that story lines about teens learning to become violent badasses bother me. Stories that glorify vigilantism bother me. Stories that use our natural, inherent fascination with violence to cheaply entertain us bother me.
http://blog.nathanbransford.com/2012/07/violence-in-american-culture.html
Dammit. Now I have to go look myself up. Oh goodie. Just what I always wanted to know.
!!!! It costs money? Forget it! I'll guess or make ***** up!
Former paralegal here too and I instantly winced when I read that part. I thought just what you did. He is such a narcissist. And judges don't play. On the rare occasions when I have been asked a direct question by a judge during trial, I froze solid for a few seconds until I could squeak out the exhibit number or whatever.
my mom, a couple of years back:
" I've been trying to e-mail you, but I can't get the printer to work..."
HUH?
I knew I liked you....love the Allman brothers and that song. I'm glad you posted this for Jessica Ridgeway.
Quoting my own post for context.
I tried to outline and label what I saw in thinking the screen grab with the passenger mirror was a profile view. This is the first time I've ever attempted doing this and it's more of a rough outline (line's may go out further than the actual pic), but I just wanted to show what I meant by my previous post. I'm still clueless as to what (if that is something) it is that is covering his eyes and most of the nose. I can still see this image as a semi frontal view, but that doesn't make sense if there was no one in the passenger seat - the person would have to be much closer than sitting in the driver's seat to have that big of an image in the mirror. JMO & MMO
ETA: What I am seeing is not possible based on the way side view mirrors are positioned.
Question I had is why didn't anyone see him in the process of hogtieing her?
Ok, so he puts her in the car, I assume she is screaming unless he had chloroform. But it does not seem like he set out to do this that day so maybe he did not have chloroform. He gets her in the car and ties her up. That had to take a few minutes, right? And the car would have been stopped right on the street w a kid screaming fighting off being tied up.
Was it just dumb luck that no one drove by? A car idling there would have attracted notice. Plus he would have had to drive her somewhere. Did no one see him at a stoplight, etc w a girl hogtied in the car?
Oh and he also says he strangled her, apparently while driving I think. How could that have happened? I read it takes a few minutes to strangle. She had to have been upright if he was in drivers seat. Would no one have not seen him in the 4 minutes or so he strangled her? The car would have been driven somewhat erratically if one was driving and strangling someone.
It does not add up, IMO. I think she has to have been knocked out quick. As the murder happened at a secondary scene not the car. I think someone would have seen if the murder happened in the car and he hogtied her,
Record show I think there is a second person...... that's also y a gag order in affect
R.I.P. Autumn
-----------If Jessica had the (normal) response of freezing up, then it may have taken less than 30 seconds for him to pull her into his SUV and hogtie her, using either zipties or rope. She was probably on the passenger front seat or in the passenger front seat footwell and not visible from outside the vehicle.
As far as the freezing up thing, I've done it myself Fortunately my body still reacted well in other ways, like running for my life. Unfortunately, my vocal cords got completely tight and screaming was not an option. I felt so guilty that I couldn't warn other people about the harm (long story); I just took off like a flash. They ran when they saw me run, so it worked out, btw.
The second time, I was seriously attacked by a dog in an enclosed space and was protecting all of my vitals and thinking well, but I just couldn't scream. I just get too tense to scream or something. I wasn't able to let someone know I needed help until far into it, and then it was a weak little voice that was hard to hear. It took enormous work to get those sounds out.
I've read stories where folks were frozen on train tracks, etc, and that is definitely within the range of normal. I'm thankful only my vocal cords are affected, but it's the worst feeling. People expect you to act differently!
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For some reason I keep thinking that a door of that vehicle could also be a factor in his shielding those few seconds it took to pull her inside.
Before we knew it was him, I posted that it was entirely possible that someone could have been parked on the street and just grabbed her off the sidewalk after he put his hand over her mouth. There was mention in a news article that the sidewalks were very close to the street and I thought that a minor, but significant detail.
Also, maybe he did say something to her, while opening the door. It could have been as simple as one word to get her attention, such as "Hey" that caused her to stop or (freeze) a second so he could grab her and drag her in.
Also, many perps. have literally blocked the path of victims with their vehicles. This is documented in many cases.
I know in the case when Amber Dubois was grabbed right off the street, the perp. said he showed her a weapon and ordered her to get in the car. Whether that is true or not, he did probably get her in his vehicle within seconds.