Peter Hamilton
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lol--"Lust in Space"--"Fom Shuttles to Shackles"--"The Wrong Stuff"
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Another AstroNUT??Dr. Doogie said:N.A.S.A. - Needs Another Stupid Astronaut. :loser:
Good question above. I would suspect that since she's a very driven person who has always pushed herself to succeed ( based on a friends assessment of her), doesn't accept failure and has achieved much in her life because of her strength and sheer determination, she thought she could literally get away with murder. No doubt she was/is totally obsessed with the guy (forget his name at the moment) and she just can't stand to not "win" in her for his love.Smurf said:Wow, such a descent into some kind of maddness. In her NASA photo she looks so healthy and normal. What would make a person think she could kidnap and kill a woman who possible didn't even know her and then not get caught and win her man and live happily ever after? What did she plan to do with her husband and twins?
Peter Hamilton said:She had $600+ in cash. Probably didn't use a CCard the whole way.Lacy Wood said:DNA in restrooms? I'd say she just did not want to enter the station/conv store to avoid getting on video cameras along the way Houston to Orlando.
They need to check the credit cards she used...since she planned it so well, but they could point to her taking the trip...stolen or fraudulent cards?...or maybe she carried extra gas cans in the back{QUOTE}--true--whole point was not to be seen--hence her disguises also
Remember, she planned on getting away with this.....................and all she ended up with was a badly soiled diaper. Especially after she got caught in the act, and carped (as JBeanya would say) her pants.
Buzz you are on a roll tonight.Buzzm1 said:Hello Houston. We have a problem.
We can just call her Robochick, and he is Billy-O.s_finch said:Good question above. I would suspect that since she's a very driven person who has always pushed herself to succeed ( based on a friends assessment of her), doesn't accept failure and has achieved much in her life because of her strength and sheer determination, she thought she could literally get away with murder. No doubt she was/is totally obsessed with the guy (forget his name at the moment) and she just can't stand to not "win" in her for his love.
15 hours of driving and they call this "a mistake"?? In 15 hours she couldn't bring herself to turn around and go home, in 15 hours she didn't "come to her senses"?????Buzzm1 said:She could have ended up with a bad case of diaper rash??
900 miles, could be 15 hours of driving.
Could have been an emtional affair only. Then again, every day people stalk complete strangers just because that stranger triggers something inside them.Amraann said:I believe they stopped enforcing those rules.
But he would be in just as much trouble as she if memory serves me.
IMO there is no way they did not have some sort of affair.
I like these two names...very fitting.Buzzm1 said:We can just call her Robochick, and he is Billy-O.
You guys are too much!! I'm glad that we can laugh about it...as her mission was not successful.Peter Hamilton said:lol--"Lust in Space"--"Fom Shuttles to Shackles"--"The Wrong Stuff"
She is 30 years old and looked pretty petite from the photo that I saw. It was a photo of her in her uniform. She was not bad looking. I would say she was on about the same level as her obsessive rival, Robochick.Mama-cita said:What did the "other woman" look like? Just curious....
I would think she'd put on a layer of zinc oxide ointment (Desitin) on the areas the diaper would cover as preventative measure.close_enough said:LOL, "diaper rash"
Both parties who are in an affair commit adultery if one of them is married, and both parties face potential charges under the Uniform Code of Military Justice.JDB said:But he is not Married!! And she has been seprated for a few weeks now.
Lacy Wood said:I haven't heard yet that the apparent victim here (Capt Shipman) has stated that Nowak was confused or disoriented, as opposed to determined and aggressively attempting to get her.
Assuming mental illness is a leap in itself. Especially when the symptoms suddenly appear only after after you've been caught, and you realize your previous life as you knew it is over. That said, there is a variety of Bipolar Disorder discussed extensively in "Mania: An Emerging Concept" in which those affected identify a heroic viewed target of affection, one often not accessable, that is pursued to the detriment of all else in life. I have long believed that concept was a factor in many stalking cases. But also true is that bipolar symptoms exist in a continuum with typical or normal behaviors making diagnosis difficult. That is why bipolar is usually rejected as a mental illness that excuses criminal acts in courts.