dancinunderthemoon
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I was pondering things earlier about TJ driving his jetski to the cove to see what the area looked like I know...….had he been able to gain access he could have just driven over and maybe walked down the empty lot...….of course that would have been trespassing even tho no home was there...…….my point...……...the killers must've came and went by boat...…..unless they were residents there, even so...…...too risky IMO by car, no one sees what goes on, on the water and boats aren't readily identifilike cars and they are further from the homes than a car on a road
I remember after the murders, I was sitting on my dock like 2 am and there were fishermen in a boat across the small river, made me think of the Dermonds…. there was a lot of movement by the apparent anglers and lots of flashlight movement all over the boat, I did use binoculars but could not tell what they were doing EXACTLY, I didn't however, see anything big go over the side of the boat...….lol, laughing because it was in front of homes so wouldn't be and I dont suspect they were tossing a body but you see them and think they are fishing just like someone saw this boat and never suspected a body was in it...…..
someone probably saw this boat or the lights from their home or when it was down by the dam, even passed it, but you cant tell much in the dark on the lake except see running lights coming at you or far ahead, maybe can tell if its a pontoon or bass boat and you cant see the colors of the boat or passengers on the boat when buzzing by at night, even when they pass 100ft or less in front of your dock at night...…….but a car may have been a different story and like I said, no one wanted their car seen in the driveway at the Dermonds.
I remember after the murders, I was sitting on my dock like 2 am and there were fishermen in a boat across the small river, made me think of the Dermonds…. there was a lot of movement by the apparent anglers and lots of flashlight movement all over the boat, I did use binoculars but could not tell what they were doing EXACTLY, I didn't however, see anything big go over the side of the boat...….lol, laughing because it was in front of homes so wouldn't be and I dont suspect they were tossing a body but you see them and think they are fishing just like someone saw this boat and never suspected a body was in it...…..
someone probably saw this boat or the lights from their home or when it was down by the dam, even passed it, but you cant tell much in the dark on the lake except see running lights coming at you or far ahead, maybe can tell if its a pontoon or bass boat and you cant see the colors of the boat or passengers on the boat when buzzing by at night, even when they pass 100ft or less in front of your dock at night...…….but a car may have been a different story and like I said, no one wanted their car seen in the driveway at the Dermonds.
I agree ..thats been discussed msny times from the day of her death......suspicious waiting for someone to pick her up by car but waiting on the dock with purse...so probably fully clothed...cant assume she knew how to swim but howd she get in the water in the first place....7 ft is at the ened of the dock on Sinclair side....just grab the cross beams.....i don't know what detectives are doing in all of this......too closely connected as yall found with church members and also with real estatimcompany......she didn't show the maples house probably cuz RE license was expired at the time...........idk....suspiciousYes, her purse remained on the dock, and she was said to have been waiting for someone (family?) to pick her up (not sure if by boat or land); she was 'missing' for I think 7 hours before her body was found in only 7 feet of water. To me, that is just too weird after having lived there on the water, and the timing is so coincidental, imho. The possibilities for how this event could potentially be linked to the Dermond murders are many, and I hope they were all fully investigated.