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Some comments from the husband have me scratching my head:
"She was so thoughtful, she didn't want to wake me up (when she left", (again) She was very thoughtful...... She "was" perfect for me."
IMO, he went a little overboard praising her. Too much information. But "She WAS perfect for me" set off my hinky meter.
Some comments from the husband have me scratching my head:
"She was so thoughtful, she didn't want to wake me up (when she left", (again) She was very thoughtful...... She "was" perfect for me."
IMO, he went a little overboard praising her. Too much information. But "She WAS perfect for me" set off my hinky meter.
I listened for past tense use and I don't remember husband using past tense referring to her?Some comments from the husband have me scratching my head:
"She was so thoughtful, she didn't want to wake me up (when she left", (again) She was very thoughtful...... She "was" perfect for me."
IMO, he went a little overboard praising her. Too much information. But "She WAS perfect for me" set off my hinky meter.
it's instinct to use what words we feel. If you know she *was* al ive you might slip up. If you are holding on to hope, you won't use past tense.Remind me to never use the word "was" if a loved one goes missing. Truth be told, I think it's perfectly okay and normal to use that word.
Interesting. I specifically listened for that. Maybe I was half asleep, I swear he used present tense throughout the interview.It was in a written article by MSM today.
I don’t think there’s a rule book for how a person should speak if their loved one is missingBut my point was he was talking about her in the past tense as
though she was gone forever.
How many times have we seen husbands say something in the past tense about someone they took out?
There kind of is, it's called statement analysis.I don’t think there’s a rule book for how a person should speak if their loved one is missing
I thought he also used present tense. Has he given more than one interview?Interesting. I specifically listened for that. Maybe I was half asleep, I swear he used present tense throughout the interview.
It’s as accurate as a lie detector test imoThere kind of is, it's called statement analysis.
Statement analysis, also called investigative discourse analysis and scientific content analysis (SCAN), is a technique for analyzing the words people use to try to determine if what they said is accurate.
Possibly, but LE will be paying attention.It’s as accurate as a lie detector test imo
I also use past tense about present people if I’m talking about something that already happenedRemind me to never use the word "was" if a loved one goes missing. Truth be told, I think it's perfectly okay and normal to use that word.
I was really hoping ☹CBS 13 NewsVerified account @WGME
#UPDATE: The Cumberland County Sheriff's Department says they are no longer looking into a possible sighting of Kristin Westra.
8:33 PM - 4 Oct 2018
24 minute long FB Live interview with Kristin’s co-worker and friend.
CBS 13 NewsVerified account @WGME
#UPDATE: The Cumberland County Sheriff's Department says they are no longer looking into a possible sighting of Kristin Westra.
8:33 PM - 4 Oct 2018
Aww, such good, caring and loving friends. We should all be so fortunate.