monkeypants
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But he has hired an extremely expensive lawyer....so I think he is expecting to doorbell to ring anytime now.
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But he has hired an extremely expensive lawyer....so I think he is expecting to doorbell to ring anytime now.
I hope he lives in fear every time there is a knock on the door, every time the phone rings. Every time he wakes up I hope he wonders if this is the day that the police throw him in jail for his part in all of this.
No he stated interviewing and stopped in the middle and his attorney showed up and that's it. He has refused to even give an alibi
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How do you know this to be true?
Yep. That's what I'm saying. I think a situation got out of control.
Yes but he left in middle of it. He barely spoke to them
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See, this makes more sense to me. Why in the world would anyone who knows not to talk to LE without an attorney, voluntarily go to the police station to not make a statement?
I'm not disagreeing with anyone here, more questioning the details the SIL supposedly has. There are just some things that don't add up as they stand now. I don't doubt the SG's involvement, but I do doubt the "facts" being presented by the SIL. I've been saying it for ever, but I feel like there is just more to this than meets the eye. I don't know why, or what that is...but it (the whole thing) feels "off." to me.
An attorney for the man says, like any other citizen, he has the right to not talk to police and that he has nothing to say to them.
http://www.wxyz.com/news/security-g...issing-danielle-stislicki-of-farmington-hills
The article does not say he left in the middle of an interview ...
I only see the Inquisitr article...
How do you know this to be true?
Even if it began as a controlled situation something may have gone terribly wrong. Pre meditated or not the person(s) involved have chosen a path of deceit. It does not matter why she is missing it's about bringing her home. The person(s) involved have chosen to remain quiet leaving a family and community with the grief of not knowing.
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What worries me is that Michigan has so many bodies of water and forest areas that it wouldn't be hard to get rid of "evidence"
IMO SG is well educated, he's no dummy.
I only ask if monkeypants didn't think there was premeditation (crime of passion) because it would go against what I've heard that's been floating around. I don't know if I'm allowed to mention it here but if what I heard is true then it couldn't be a crime of passion. If it weren't planned then I would feel more hopeful she would be found soon.