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I hope she hasn't been inside that house all this time!
Moo.
Wish we knew.I may have totally missed this but has it been confirmed she was mountain biking vs road biking?
Did he lawyer up? I must have missed that.Now why would her husband lawyer up? Because he's the money to and was advised to? I think he should just be out there looking....
Now why would her husband lawyer up? Because he's the money to and was advised to? I think he should just be out there looking....
hahaha. They must have ways of calibrating the equipment or at least determining when a subject is just nervous vs actually lying.My daughter was taking a polygraph, when she was trying to get an internship with the FBI. She's a pretty anxious person anyways, but when they said "is your name ........." she replied "yes", and it indicated she wasn't telling the truth.![]()
That's what they said on the Nancy Grace podcast, that he lawyered up.Did he lawyer up? I must have missed that.
I was honestly thinking the same thing and this coming from people like us who are always looking for answers.I have to say if my neighbor went on a bike ride and I saw them leave I wouldn't even notice if they came back for a day. There is some reason (MOO) that the report was so quick to be filed. Why be worried so quickly?
Didn't the neighbor say she saw her leave on her bike that day?IMO it's smart to have legal representation, though it will make others super suspicious.
IF LE are searching the home it's because they want to determine if what happened to SM occurred inside the home.
It would be awfully strange for a kidnapper to take SM out of her home and want SM to take her bike with her...that type of scenario makes no sense to me. So if SM's bike was found, as we've been told it was, she was either actually out and using her bike -or- the bike left where it was found was an effort to make it look like she was riding that afternoon.
Some good information in this article regarding why FBI was called in on this case so early.
Although Corsentino says the FBI's involvement does bring out some clues.
"The sheriff of Chaffee County would say that he has information that is pertinent to something beyond Chaffee County and they want the FBI to search outside Chaffee County," he said.
Investigator explains FBI's involvement in Chaffee County missing woman case - KRDO
Apologies if this has already been posted.
Totally agree! I’m not convinced that the neighbor saw her leave on that particular day. I want to hear it directly from the neighbor or LE.
She said she saw her on other days i dont think she said she saw her that day. I honestly did not see anything that said she was seen on Mother's DayDidn't the neighbor say she saw her leave on her bike that day?
I'd lawyer up immediately. Moreover, I'd hire a PI too, if only to consult. Just like I hired a Buyer's agent when purchasing a home. I want to ensure my interests are being represented.
I have great respect for LE, but the fact is their goals don't always align with mine. I'm trying to find a loved one. They are too, however they're also trying to provide a DA with a winnable case in the event of criminality.
I'd lawyer up immediately. Moreover, I'd hire a PI too, if only to consult. Just like I hired a Buyer's agent when purchasing a home. I want to ensure my interests are being represented.
I have great respect for LE, but the fact is their goals don't always align with mine. I'm trying to find a loved one. They are too, however they're also trying to provide a DA with a winnable case in the event of criminality.
Well... it's happened before in missing person cases, so it's not entirely unheard of.I hope she hasn't been inside that house all this time!Moo.