mrspecific
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...being graceful in the way that Danielle would be...taught by example from her Mother, Ann
I’d put money on this being heard outside of Oakland County. There will be a motion right off the bat to change venue. I’m 99% sure.
I have a feeling the police know who helped Floyd return the car. Just a feelingEarly on they said someone else returned her vehicle and they didn't believe she ever went into her apartment. Strongly believe she was murdered at Floyd's residence.
I don't see it happening. He seems to have his obtuse parents-in-law in his corner, probably supplying him with copious amounts of spending money; he wouldn't put that gravy train at risk.I hope there isn't a Trial. He pleads on the condition he tells where Dani is. Gets enough time he dies in jail and consecutive sentence with his current term.
I’ve felt for a long while that he wrapped her in the tan striped quilt that LE asked the public to be on the lookout for and placed her in a dumpster. As for his former in-laws, I don’t think they’d help him after what he did to their daughter and their family. I think they know he’s a monster. Maybe his own parents are helping with legal expenses. Though Jim Williams represented him in the last hearing he will get a court appointed attorney for the trial.I don't see it happening. He seems to have his obtuse parents-in-law in his corner, probably supplying him with copious amounts of spending money; he wouldn't put that gravy train at risk.
I also don't think the State would agree to a plea deal unless that deal were contingent upon the recovery of Danielle's remains, and if the perp put Dani in a dumpster, which I think is likely, then recovery of her remains would be challenging.
I’ve always found Jim Williams incredibly unprofessional and absolutely repulsive.
And I love this picture of him:
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Attorney says murder defendant, Stislicki 'were friends'
Video at the link:
Sarah Rahal on Twitter
Having followed the case and seen several interviews with Dani's mom, Ann Stislicki, I think that FG was well-known, respected, and trusted by many people who worked in the building where he was a security guard. FG was known to escort employees to their vehicles in the parking lot and had, quite possibly, walked Dani to her car at the Met-Life building at various times. Dani trusted FG and had no reason to suspect that he wasn't trustworthy when he told her that his car wouldn't start. As an innately helpful and kind person, Dani didn't realize that she was walking into a death trap.
Her mother has said that FG came by Danielle's cubicle enough so that Danielle told him he ought to move along. She also told her mother that he made her feel uncomfortable. That said, her mother did also say that people regarded Floyd as a nice guy and very conscientious... but the attention he paid to Danielle was enough for her to say something about it, and it was unwanted.
As I mentioned previously, I've talked with many folks about this case and even recommended Websleuths for people who wanted to follow the case discussion. In casual conversations, i.e. hair salon, grocery store, etc., most people seem to have already formed an opinion about the suspect in Dani's disappearance/murder. I'm not sure I could be objective and that's why I wouldn't want to serve on the jury if a trial took place held in Oakland County. I don't think FG can get a fair trial in this county. JMO
Exactly. Ted Bundy played on the kindness of young women by pretending to need help. Dani was a caring person and he wasn’t a stranger. How easy was it for the wolf in sheep’s clothing to draw her in.That Danielle possibly gave Floyd a ride home after he asked for a ride wouldn't surprise me. Unfortunately it's not uncommon for women to ignore that bad feeling in an attempt to be polite. I think most people don't think an annoying or weird person is actually capable of killing them either.
That Danielle possibly gave Floyd a ride home after he asked for a ride wouldn't surprise me. Unfortunately it's not uncommon for women to ignore that bad feeling in an attempt to be polite. I think most people don't think an annoying or weird person is actually capable of killing them either.
I train for armed self defense and my instructor, who is a swat team member and well respected police fire arms instructor, HIGHLY recommends this book. We as women need to be unafraid to decline helping someone if our gut tells us something is hinky even if it is contrary to our kind natures. It’s a difficult thing to internationalize because we all want to believe in human decency. But monsters walk among us, hiding even in the role of protector. One does not want to live a fear filled life, but everyday awareness is fundamental.In the book ‘The Gift of Fear’ the author (Gavin de Becker) addresses how women often ignore their gut feelings of wrongness or danger — because they are kind (as Dani was so obviously) and/or perhaps socialized to be sweet, because they do not believe a friend or partner or acquaintance could ever be violent, for so many reasons — and become even more threatened.
FG (or whomever kidnapped Dani if we presume his innocence) is to blame completely for Danielle’s disappearance and murder. But I believe awareness of those feelings of discomfort and fear, the intuition of danger, are self-defense skills that can be cultivated and trained.
I hope I am not breaking any Websleuths rules by mentioning this. I have no personal self-interest in sales of this book.
I train for armed self defense and my instructor, who is a swat team member and well respected police fire arms instructor, HIGHLY recommends this book. We as women need to be unafraid to decline helping someone if our gut tells us something is hinky even if it is contrary to our kind natures. It’s a difficult thing to internationalize because we all want to believe in human decency. But monsters walk among us, hiding even in the role of protector. One does not want to live a fear filled life, but everyday awareness is fundamental.
In the book ‘The Gift of Fear’ the author (Gavin de Becker) addresses how women often ignore their gut feelings of wrongness or danger — because they are kind (as Dani was so obviously) and/or perhaps socialized to be sweet, because they do not believe a friend or partner or acquaintance could ever be violent, for so many reasons — and become even more threatened.
FG (or whomever kidnapped Dani if we presume his innocence) is to blame completely for Danielle’s disappearance and murder. But I believe awareness of those feelings of discomfort and fear, the intuition of danger, are self-defense skills that can be cultivated and trained.
I hope I am not breaking any Websleuths rules by mentioning this. I have no personal self-interest in sales of this book.