crystalgenie
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Originally from Colorado, Tiffany says she and David also lived in Reynosa, Mexico for a little over two years, and always lived their lives to the fullest.
http://www.valleycentral.com/news/story.aspx?id=521698
Tiffany replied, "We had heard about the pirates, and them robbing fishermen and whoever were over there. But we hadn't heard anything for several months. So, no, we had no concerns whatsoever of going over there, living in Reynosa, I mean, you live there for two and a half years, and we're not people who, you know, blend in. We stand out. We don't blend in. And we lived there, and we lived a life of no fear.
http://cbs4denver.com/news/Former.Colorado.resident.2.1947387.html
They knew what was going on along the border. They lived across the border in Mexico. Her story just doesn't set right with me and I think they were out there, on the lake, for a different reason.
The other thing I find interesting is they hadn't been living in Texas all that long just 2 or 3 months. If I have read and heard correctly they were about to move back to Colorado... I wonder if everyone was wanting to move back...
This story is so hinky it is unreal. First there were witnesses and now to find out a man saw a boat following her jet ski... and the other group of witnesses heard gunshots??? There were no witnesses to the murder of the husband just her on the jet ski and the sounds of gunshots of which I am quite sure are not that unusual in Texas...
I will admit to being wrong if I am but I don't think her story is in the ballpark of true.
Why leave a witness to a murder? Why not just kill her and have two jet skis? I don't mean to be rude and if her unbelievable story is proven to be true she's lucky to be alive but ...
JMO
http://www.valleycentral.com/news/story.aspx?id=521698
Tiffany replied, "We had heard about the pirates, and them robbing fishermen and whoever were over there. But we hadn't heard anything for several months. So, no, we had no concerns whatsoever of going over there, living in Reynosa, I mean, you live there for two and a half years, and we're not people who, you know, blend in. We stand out. We don't blend in. And we lived there, and we lived a life of no fear.
http://cbs4denver.com/news/Former.Colorado.resident.2.1947387.html
They knew what was going on along the border. They lived across the border in Mexico. Her story just doesn't set right with me and I think they were out there, on the lake, for a different reason.
The other thing I find interesting is they hadn't been living in Texas all that long just 2 or 3 months. If I have read and heard correctly they were about to move back to Colorado... I wonder if everyone was wanting to move back...
This story is so hinky it is unreal. First there were witnesses and now to find out a man saw a boat following her jet ski... and the other group of witnesses heard gunshots??? There were no witnesses to the murder of the husband just her on the jet ski and the sounds of gunshots of which I am quite sure are not that unusual in Texas...
I will admit to being wrong if I am but I don't think her story is in the ballpark of true.
Why leave a witness to a murder? Why not just kill her and have two jet skis? I don't mean to be rude and if her unbelievable story is proven to be true she's lucky to be alive but ...
JMO