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What about ZP herself? She obviously had access to to him ... I don't trust anyone who was associated with the deadly duo. I ask again, what was the purpose of the marriage, as I don't think it was true love.
I've totally lost track of the relevance about whether Tylee attended BYU? She was most likely murdered by her mother, uncle and/or mother's co-conspirator around the time the BYUI semester started on 9/16 and she turned 17 on 9/24. I know this keeps coming up but I can't figure out how it's supposed to connect to her murder?
Correct!Yes, and they are described as "undefiled by women"!
I'll have to look up the old thread, but your understanding of BYUI's admissions policy is at odds with what they state on their website. SOURCE (on campus): Legal Disclosures & Select Institutional Policies
"Age: Degree-seeking students applying for on-campus study are generally required to be at least 17 years of age before beginning their first semester of study. For more information on early admissions policy, please contact the Admissions Office."
SOURCE (online): 2.2 Admission Requirements | Pathway Support
"2.2.3 Minimum Age Eligibility
Applicants who are 17 and 18 years old are required to have a high school diploma or equivalent to be admitted to PathwayConnect, while those ages 19+ are not required to have these credentials. Applicants younger than age 17 are not eligible for admission, except in certain international locations."
As usual, I don't disagree that LV is "all lies all the time", but think it's kind of important to make sure we're refuting lies with facts rather than hearsay or assumption (which end up being repeated as fact).
Lori said she was at BYU. Also, we dissect everything here routinely.jmo
Who was Zulema? What was she before she ended up at AxC's marriage/death bed? Did she have 4 previous husbands? Native American? Latina? Short biography would be helful.Isn't it amazing that Alex had time to date Zulema during all the activities he was apparently involved in the months before his demise?
I'll have to look up the old thread, but your understanding of BYUI's admissions policy is at odds with what they state on their website. SOURCE (on campus): Legal Disclosures & Select Institutional Policies
"Age: Degree-seeking students applying for on-campus study are generally required to be at least 17 years of age before beginning their first semester of study. For more information on early admissions policy, please contact the Admissions Office."
SOURCE (online): 2.2 Admission Requirements | Pathway Support
"2.2.3 Minimum Age Eligibility
Applicants who are 17 and 18 years old are required to have a high school diploma or equivalent to be admitted to PathwayConnect, while those ages 19+ are not required to have these credentials. Applicants younger than age 17 are not eligible for admission, except in certain international locations."
As usual, I don't disagree that LV is "all lies all the time", but think it's kind of important to make sure we're refuting lies with facts rather than hearsay or assumption (which end up being repeated as fact).
Who was Zulema? What was she before she ended up at AxC's marriage/death bed? Did she have 4 previous husbands? Native American? Latina? Short biography would be helful.
It was a lie her mother told to explain TRs absence.I've totally lost track of the relevance about whether Tylee attended BYU? She was most likely murdered by her mother, uncle and/or mother's co-conspirator around the time the BYUI semester started on 9/16 and she turned 17 on 9/24. I know this keeps coming up but I can't figure out how it's supposed to connect to her murder?
As usual, I don't disagree that LV is "all lies all the time", but think it's kind of important to make sure we're refuting lies with facts rather than hearsay or assumption (which end up being repeated as fact).
You can. I did (though not in Rexburg.) It's not correct that under18's can't attend BYU.
The conversation was a little more nuanced than "Can under18's attend BYU?" It was about students with GED's and about BYUPathways, which is a fully-online program, not an in-residence program where the students living in Rexburg attend classes on campus. Two separate situations.
Can you quote your source on that? If true, that would be highly unusual. Most properly accredited 4-year colleges will allow enrollment at 17 with a high school diploma or GED, provided they meet all other relevant admission requirements.
I am a little bit confused. How were you supposed to feed him and clothe him before he turned 18, if all of the money were supposed to have been saved for him and transferred into his bank account?Survivor social security checks stop on the 18th birthday month. If Tylee had enrolled and gone to college, she would continue to receive checks but in her name only. So, college bound or not... LD would have no access to any checks beyond Tylee's 18th birthday month.
I know this because my son received survivor benefits and, while he was a minor, the checks were sent to me and I banked all the checks for his future. Just a few weeks after his 18th birthday I received a letter from social security demanding proof that the money that had been saved was transferred into his name in a bank account under his own name. I sent the proper verification from the bank showing the transfer they requested and heard nothing further from them. Had my son gone to college, social security would have sent the monthly check to him in his name. Because an 18 year old is an adult as per social security protocol.
I have seen a photo of Tylee in June of 2019, and she looks happy and her gorgeous self and glowing, and honestly, that last photo of her in Yellowstone, it haunts me. She looks lost and resigned. And, putting this delicately, not as healthy as she was just from June. I think she could feel that somehow things weren't going well. MOORespectfully snipped for focus.
I didn't see anyone "refuting" anything, just trying to be helpful within the context, when exactitude is not especially crucial. If the reference is to wenwe's posts in particular, in my experience over the years, his/her posts are always on point and well-articulated: I think you can expect him/her to be diligent about being precise when the discussion calls for it.
Back to Tylee. Since there were other options for college-level work in Rexburg, and Tylee seems to have had no problem getting around since she had a car, the important element IMO is not whether or not she was going to attend college in 2019, but rather if she was going to school of some sort at all. If not, what was the poor child doing all day? Who was helping her in any way? Did she have anyone to talk to? She went missing for weeks, and no one noticed? IMO
His testimony would have been interesting. Oh well.Alex was most likely going to face a long prison term if he didn't depart from this world. Assuming, of course, police finally would get their ducks in the row.