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It seems to be the most logical (and tragic ) conclusion is she drove to the cliffs and went into the sea. I know we always feel we know someone would never suicide but recent events in my circle of loved ones prove we sometimes can be wrong in thinking someone never would. A family friend, great father, loving husband whose two tiny boys (2 and 4) were his treasures and wife was a gorgeous and dear woman, made the same claim that he was going to go kill himself, out of the blue. His body was found not far from his car down a 500ft cliff. We just buried him. Had he driven into the ocean or jumped into the ocean, his body might never have been found depending on the weather and waves. It is easy to say that no good parent leaves their young children, but most suicide is in itself a form of mental illness which circumvents our natural instinct to survive. Unless we are inside the mind of the person who dies, we cannot know what they were thinking. Signs point to her suicide even though she has not been found. I believe she did this. This is my opinion based on facts I have read in the articles and on what my family experienced these past two weeks with our friend first missing and then found deceased.
So if any military people are out there...
Who investigates this type of disappearance? Is this a MP responsibility or the Japanese police's responsibility?
If someone had concerns or questions about the investigation, who should they contact?
Do we even know id Kelli's disappearance is being investigated? I am going to go check out the previous links...
Would someone please explain the 'bumping' phenomena to me? I do not understand it. Thank you ever so much in advance.