The tax bill I looked at goes back years. I'm not sure how recent the photo of him with the key is, but there were no boats on that tax record, just cars, house, and motorcycle.
I had a different take-away -- agree heartbreaking, but to me FD seemed controlling, and much less involved than she. In fact, I was surprised by the retro-ness of the marriage given her education and abilities. Yes hindsight is everything, but she seemed anxious to please him and desperate for time out from under his controlling thumb. She was not allowed to want her own bathroom, not allowed to choose the movie they went to on date night (and he chose some superhero thing knowing she'd hate it), afraid to wake him while he had no compunction waking her at 4:30 am even though she clearly was the one up all night with the kids - to me he came off as a controlling nightmare at best, remote at worst, with zero interest in who she was and what she was interested in. Even her desire to take the kids to Disneyworld - nope, up to him, he decided the age and clearly dismissed every opinion she had. And ALL the heavy and even light lifting was in HER hands while he was off working on the houses funded by her father. Truly I thought he came off as absolutely horrid and she came off as anxious about his approval and timidly desperate to carve out a tiny room of her own out from under him.
Am I crazy, or did he fill that library with a bunch of dictionaries? I see multiple in one of those photos, lol.
We tried last week and couldn't find anything. CT is weird about what is and isn't public.
A MOTORCYCLE!?!?!? We haven't chatted about that yet have we? Possibilities of what a motorcycle could offer FD in terms of access to different terrain and locations to dispose of JD body or even conduct surveillance are interesting. Wonder if he still had the motorcycle?
Yes, the shelving system was so large that unless he were a reader or an academic that my bet is he did what decorators sometimes do and buy books by the foot! Its a thing...
That is odd because if you make a call to the Coast Guard or Harbor Patrol about another vessel and you give the hull ID then they immediately know who it is. Maybe its made difficult just like license plate look up is in order to protect privacy.
Agreed! Great post! I’d love to hear your thoughts on the “Greek educator”.
My family had boats when I was growing up and it's exactly like license plate lookup. Not something that would be made public IMO unless it was a situation like an Amber Alert where someone was taken by boat and they needed the boat's identifying information. If FD had a boat and LE knew about it, they'd probably have seized it already. I'm of the opinion that he was either a long term renter or the boat was registered in someone else's name.
Yeah, every boat has an ID, but I couldn't find a way to do a reverse lookup, and we obviously don't have the ID of his boat.
He's only smart where he thinks he needs to be - see - look at this photo - awesome tv on the wall in the media room - but NO SURROUND SOUND?! WTH!
That still would give him ample opportunity to dispose of evidence off the beaten path so to speak. I'm not familiar with very much about dirt bikes, but I AM familiar with various ATV's. I am not sure if you can attach a trailer to that type of dirt bike, but I know with some ATV's you can haul things/PEOPLE on the back with a hitch/trailer.
That is also quite interesting! Great find! Wonder if LE has impounded it? Haven't see it mentioned and don't recall seeing it haulted away either.
