BBM Sorry, I didn't mean to misrepresent your post'
It's just that first ZO "helps" her by knocking out the guy taking her home; and then, you suggest he doesn't help her, or "lets her go" because he's disgusted by her behavior?
Right.
We are discussing what we think is fishy about the altercation. To me, you are saying that as misguided as it was to knock her escort down, ZO was only trying to prevent Lauren from getting raped; but, after knocking her escort out, he doesn't help her because he's disgusted by her behavior; or maybe he's contacted her bf and knows he's on his way to intercept her. I can see that about contacting bf..
Either way, as you say, he's in contact with the bf, no? I totally agree with that. So is he a passerby, as the storyline says, or is he
coming after Lauren and CR and picking a fight? Because he sees them kissing?
And again, we are getting this part of the storyline from the person who committed assault.
there's no audio so we really don't know what was said-one victim is dead and the other cannot remember. Obviously, the two guys had words.
Another totally different idea would be that someone(s) thought it would be better for Lauren to be out on the street shoeless and, phoneless than in her apartment with someone other than JW.
BBM Sorry, I didn't mean to misrepresent your post'
It's just that first ZO "helps" her by knocking out the guy taking her home; and then, you suggest he doesn't help her, or "lets her go" because he's disgusted by her behavior?
Right.
We are discussing what we think is fishy about the altercation. To me, you are saying that as misguided as it was to knock her escort down, ZO was only trying to prevent Lauren from getting raped; but, after knocking her escort out, he doesn't help her because he's disgusted by her behavior; or maybe he's contacted her bf and knows he's on his way to intercept her. I can see that about contacting bf..
Either way, as you say, he's in contact with the bf, no? I totally agree with that. So is he a passerby, as the storyline says, or is he
coming after Lauren and CR and picking a fight? Because he sees them kissing?
And again, we are getting this part of the storyline from the person who committed assault.
there's no audio so we really don't know what was said-one victim is dead and the other cannot remember. Obviously, the two guys had words.
Another totally different idea would be that someone(s) thought it would be better for Lauren to be out on the street shoeless and, phoneless than in her apartment with someone other than JW.
Could it be possible the altercation at sw had nothing to do with Lauren? Just a previous beef? Or one dealer doesn't like another dealer encroaching on his territory?
SkiGirl again sorry I didn't mean to be abrasive. Your posts are always good! I guess w/o getting personal, I meant,
are we believing the "official" narrative, and yet, was a large part of it (Altercation) related to LE by people who could get in trouble for whatever part they played right before, during, and directly after, the Altercation?.
For if we knew who besides the assailants was involved, we could maybe get a better idea of what was set in motion directly afterwards that could have harmed Lauren.
When I call this a hapless conspiracy, I mean, not a long thought out plan, I mean once the roller coaster of the Altercation started in motion, who knows who contributed to the bedlam? Supposedly, Lauren was incapacitated. How did CR get up? Because by all accounts, he was knocked flat to the ground.
IMO, Lauren wanted to go home. But she also wanted in ZC's apt after the altercation.
Maybe that's where she wanted to go. Yet Zoe said she had just met Lauren THAT EVENING.
Someone else hadda be there at Zoe's, IMO. My guess would be DB and JR.
We could mistakenly place JR at his apt all evening. But he coulda left after running out of booze, he's only back there in the timeline when MB supposedly brings Lauren over after 3 a.m,
and really, it's only the word of two POIs that he was even there at all!
you just posted exactly what I think happened! Somehow, at the beginning of this, we were told Lauren "helped" CR home, yet we are also told she could barely make it out of the building. Maybe right after CR was knocked down, Lauren tried to help him up and that is what they were referring to.
Also you describe Lauren almost cornered, or maybe she felt absolutely cornered.
Right after the altercation, Lauren and CR went a block down the street to 10th and College apts and tried to get Zoe Camp to let them in, which she wouldn't, later she said she was asleep, her and THREE other roomies were all asleep. Or this is what she maintains, even though she was hanging out with everyone all night.
You can feel the anxiety build as June 3 approaches. The pall that surrounds every room in our home and the unspoken words between Robbie and me again bring that all too familiar silence that has become an unwelcomed visitor in our lives. I have been fooling myself…believing that every day is the same and no day of loss is more significant than any other. As June 3 approaches so do all the familiar feelings of sadness, regret, remorse, heartbreak and desperation. Lauren will always be a part of our lives, almost like she is still with us, but so clearly absent. Each milestone since her disappearance is accompanied by an awful weight of missing someone so loved it is palpable, but no day is as paralyzing as June 3...physically, my throat tightens, my temples pound, my heartbeat quickens and I wonder how I am going to get through the days leading up to the worst day of our lives. Emotionally, it takes so little to release the flood of tears I’ve tried to keep at bay since the last “anniversary”, knowing that the coming days will be the most difficult.
Five years since Lauren disappeared. Indescribable, unbelievable, unconscionable. It has taken some time but the realization that something so horrible can happen and does happen every day to so many people has become an acceptance. The secrets kept by those responsible for all these years, a reality. Will we ever know the truth of what happened to Lauren? I still believe we will. Will those responsible ever be held accountable? I still believe justice will be served. Will we ever be able to bring Lauren home? I am just not sure anymore. Going through this nightmare, I consider all the possibilities of what could have been done to Lauren after she took her last breath and I can only hope that her suffering was short.
I have always thought that an accident took Lauren on June 3, 2011. I have always known that what followed was a crime. I am still left with a multitude of questions which remain unanswered. As far as I am aware, no one has been cleared but then again, no person of interest was ever named by the Bloomington Police Department. Many leads have been submitted to law enforcement, our private investigators, various media outlets, and agencies who prefer to remain unnamed. There are various theories about what happened to Lauren and who was ultimately responsible, but the puzzle remains missing a vital piece. Until completed, Lauren’s disappearance will remain a mystery. Why? What is it about the events of June 3, 2011, which continue to allude all investigating this case? What is it about Lauren that has kept it someone’s mission to keep the facts so deeply buried? Obviously fear of reprisal, but I cannot believe the person responsible has not confided in someone. Is it truly going to come down to someone having a crisis of conscience? How many years must we wait to have that happen?
There aren’t a lot of scenarios. As Rebecca has always said, the stars would have to have been perfectly aligned for random abduction to have been a serious possiblilty. I agree.
“It always seems impossible until it’s done.” Nelson Mandela. That’s how I feel about Lauren’s case. After five years, and no matter how many more we face, some day, we will get the call, and what has seemed impossible, will be done.
Rebecca, Dad and I are loving you, dear sweet Lauren, every second of every day and you remain in our hearts always.
Our sincere thanks to all who have done their very best to support us and help keep Lauren’s disappearance on the minds of many. To all the law enforcement officers and private investigators who are committed to Lauren, and determined to solve the mystery of her disappearance, we hope for your success and your safety.
Hoping today is the day.
Charlene Spierer
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I think when you're intoxicated and have a jolt of adrenaline (e.g., you're suddenly scared that you are about to get into huge trouble with police or a parent or a boyfriend), the anxiety/fear can temporarily sober you up enough to move pretty fast. Maybe the fight was stressful enough that LS was able to get it together enough to at least help CR to his feet and get of the building pretty fast.
http://www.heraldtimesonline.com/ne...cle_ee77c557-3742-5470-a468-715e2bb08b53.htmlA group of people concerned about her welfare argued with Rossman, who got punched by a man named in court documents as Zach Oakes.
Rossman then took Spierer out of her building and back to his place through an alley.
Witnesses claim in court documents, “Spierer was so intoxicated, incoherent, and unable to properly function that Rossman was observed carrying Spierer slung across his back less than a block from his residence.”
She eventually ended up where she started out her night — with Rosenbaum at his apartment. He has reported she left at 4:30 a.m. to walk home alone toward Smallwood.
In the lawsuit, attorneys for the Spierers filed an affidavit from forensic toxicologist Dr. Harry B. Plotnick, who reviewed security camera video footage of Lauren Spierer from early that morning. He testified, “without hesitation,” that she showed signs of “severe intoxication” by alcohol, depressant drugs, or both.
Plotnick sought specifics about what she consumed — when, where and with whom.
“With that information, I may be able to offer opinion testimony that Ms. Spierer’s blood alcohol level would have been sufficiently high to seriously diminish her physical and mental capacity and thereby prevent her from walking under her own power several blocks, resisting an attacker, or seeking law enforcement or medical help on her own.”
http://www.**************/3112370/l...ay-on-5-year-anniversary-of-her-disappearance...The Spierers have been told there’s no connection to Wilson’s murder and Lauren’s disappearance.
http://www.people.com/article/lauren-spierer-disappearance-five-years-live-it-every-day-says-momDespite surface parallels [to Hannah Wilson's case], the Spierers have been told there's no connection.