nursebeeme
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Can you please repost the link? TIA
it was live news. I am sure it is a matter of time for a hard link
Can you please repost the link? TIA
I think this photo of documents shows the fire was on 7/31. What do you think?
https://twitter.com/HankLocal4/status/430791919665684480/photo/1
bumping up to add the rest in
Can you translate?
pharmchic has done a timeline bunnyhop, with dates times and links (thanks pharmchic)
DING DING DING.
Ramsay was likely killed 4 days prior to his body being found. Looks like mommy dearest was planning to take off. Now we know why she's considered a flight risk. Where's the 8 grand at?
How evil IS this woman?
Judge ups bond for mother accused of dismemberment
Posted: Feb 04, 2014 4:06 PM EST
Updated: Feb 04, 2014 4:06 PM EST
tsk tsk
(WJBK) -
ST. CLAIR SHORES, MICHIGAN -- In response to an emergency motion by the Macomb County Prosecutor's Office, a district judge increased the bond Tuesday on Donna Scrivo to $250,000 cash.
The judge ruled Tuesday that Scrivo had not been truthful to the court during her arraignment, when she represented financial indigence and requested court-appointed counsel. It was disclosed during today's hearing that Scrivo owns a home in St. Clair Shores valued at approximately $150,000, received two insurance payments this past summer totaling $175,000, owns a 2012 Ford Escape valued at $19,000, and withdrew $8100 from her bank four days prior to her arrest.
http://www.myfoxdetroit.com/story/24633547/judge-ups-bond-for-mother-accused-of-dismemberment
Holy carp! I just had a thought... If she *was* in fact working in Hospice or home health, she would likely have had access to some meds that aren't even commonly available in the hospital... i.e., the morphine liquid and/or vials that we've been speculating about.
I sometimes cover the inpatient hospice unit at the hospital where I work, and there's a lot less oversight on the narcotics there because of the nature of the type of care they're providing.
JMO. Just some wheels that are turning. Lots of pulling at straws, obviously.
A message was left for Mark Haddad, Donna Scrivos court-appointed attorney.
So she's got an attorney now, but it's not the Leone guy she mentioned at the arraignment...
http://www.freep.com/article/201402...b-mother-acccused-of-killing-Dismembering-son
I wonder if she bought the 2012 Escape (for an escape) with the $8100, maybe a private sale.
I'm trying to place when she might have killed him, but no one has come forward with the last time they had seen him. Odd ennit?
I wonder if she killed him Thursday night/Friday AM and went about doing the needed things (title changes etc) that day. So does that mean she sat around all weekend with Ramsay's body?
She did use bleach and attempt to clean up, and I kinda think she did that Do we know how decomposed he was? I haven't seen anything about that yet.
They are saying the insurance money could have come from the fire, but there is no way. The house wasn't even worth that much. Had to be life insurance.
I wonder how much life insurance Ramsay carried? I bet she never forgot to pay that bill.
My only question is WHY she so blatantly disposed of Ramsay's remains? I don't think she was suffering from a psychotic break (murdering her child). I honestly believe she is a sociopath/narcissistic. A lot like Casey Anthony, but worse (I can't believe I could find anyone worse than Casey Anthony until NOW!!)
*I swear I do have a life outside of here .. but currently I'm avoiding homework and dishes*
RE:Visiting her mother before her death
I believe she was out there for Xmas. It should state on her FB.
To BBBD4U,
We have no idea how decomped he was, however the person who found his head thought he was an African American male. So, either Ramsay was darker due to decomp or he was burned like the papers and clothing which were in the bags too.
Holy carp! I just had a thought... If she *was* in fact working in Hospice or home health, she would likely have had access to some meds that aren't even commonly available in the hospital... i.e., the morphine liquid and/or vials that we've been speculating about.
I sometimes cover the inpatient hospice unit at the hospital where I work, and there's a lot less oversight on the narcotics there because of the nature of the type of care they're providing.
JMO. Just some wheels that are turning. Lots of pulling at straws, obviously.