TexasCharm
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nevermind
I think a lot of the frustration in this case, at least for me, is that LE has not even made the mildest sort of statement "clearing" the husband in any way. Sometimes they at least indicate the high level of cooperation, something like that, even if they don't come right out and say the person is cleared. I have heard nothing like that here, unless I missed it?
I agree and disagree. Yes, why leave a perfectly good vehicle, when you could use it to get away, at least for the first 24 hours. It makes sense, however if you really did want to get away, you do have to leave the car and the cell phone as they can both be used to find/track you down if you are using them. The cell phone is like a tracking device if being monitored and the car has plates that identify it and could be picked up by LE or plate capture cameras that automatically run them through databases and alert the operator of a "hit" on a vehicle plate.
So if one truly wanted to disappear, it would be wise to ditch the vehicle and the phone somewhere and then be far from it, via public transportation until your picture goes up on the news, or via a very trusted friend or relative.
Obviously this was not the case in this situation, but people have been known to do similar things to get away, or fake their death to start a new life.
If this is obviously not the case in this situation, then why even bring up an alternate theory that maybe Katrina disappeared herself? You are starting to sound like a criminal defense attorney, such that Drew Peterson and Scott Peterson had, setting up a defense for trial. It's the first line of defense when a man murders his wife, to say that she ran away and abandoned her entire life and family.
Except in this case, there is a body, and her death has been ruled a homicide. Let's not forget Katrina was beaten and thrown into the river and is a victim of homicide. Even mentioning that sometimes people run away on their own accord and fake their own death, distracts from this case.
I agree and disagree. Yes, why leave a perfectly good vehicle, when you could use it to get away, at least for the first 24 hours. It makes sense, however if you really did want to get away, you do have to leave the car and the cell phone as they can both be used to find/track you down if you are using them. The cell phone is like a tracking device if being monitored and the car has plates that identify it and could be picked up by LE or plate capture cameras that automatically run them through databases and alert the operator of a "hit" on a vehicle plate.
So if one truly wanted to disappear, it would be wise to ditch the vehicle and the phone somewhere and then be far from it, via public transportation until your picture goes up on the news, or via a very trusted friend or relative.
Obviously this was not the case in this situation, but people have been known to do similar things to get away, or fake their death to start a new life.
To be fair I think they knew most likely it wasn't A. Her brand new vehicle was seen abandoned on the road and shortly after they found some of her personal effects near by in the grassy area. Logic says if she's going to disappear herself she will simply take her vehicle and drive somewhere rather than abandon it.
All this hair splitting and explaining what other posters mean is really confusing the hell out of me.
I would just like to see posters be able to post without being interrogated for having an opinion or pondering out loud... I dont think every opinion should have to be explained. jmho
I read it all but the lines got blurred and I no longer could figure out who was saying what or what the issue was. Just that I was seeing a lot of semantics and hair splitting.
there just hasnt been any info coming out from le to talk about...hopefully something will break soon. le did say that they had 8 detectives working on katrinas case...im sure they are working as hard as they can even tho we cant see all the action im sure there is plenty going on...jmo
Knowing how difficult it is for me waiting for some movement in this case, I can't imagine how it must seem that time is standing still for her family and friends. It has to be exhaustive to them.
I check here multiple times a day hoping for some word. Keeping the faith that soon there will be some forward movement.
It has been hard to focus on much else the past month until we know justice is served for our close friend. She was a wonderful caring selfless individual that did not deserve anything less than the best in life. RIP Kat