rbarber17
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She was alive.
Barely...and not for long.
She was alive.
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This is another problem I have with the murder theory. Someone should have seen something if another person was involved. Car lights, a person walking or running away, or some other evidence of outside involvement. They have nothing, imo. There has to be a logical reason.
Such petty original charges.......you can't use profanity on the phone? Interesting, I'm not quite sure what to make of it.
She was alive, with the possible ability to explain what took place, and to identify the means by which it did.Barely...and not for long.
But we aren't discussing what you would have done if you decided to end it. I would never have considered my friend who did pour gasoline all over herself and then proceed to set herself on fire as choosing that way to go out either, but she did. We cannot know what is in another person's mind at the time they decide to take drastic measures to end their suffering. Suicide isn't meant to be painless in many cases, and as a last act of contrition, includes a punishment of their own making.I disagree as she had gone back home from Leahs as 'a different person' according to her mother. I think if she had been depressed and contemplating suicide the first person to sense something like that would be her mother = mother's intuition. If I had been suicidal the last way to end my life would not have been to drink and snort gasoline and put fire in my mouth in order to burn to death.
I feel my points were not connected regarding the domestic abuse and lack of a current boyfriend. I feel the killer knew her very, very well. Perhaps he, no, strike that, he was, and most likely still is a junkie/addict. Ya know, the shooting up kind. There are pictures on the internet. Dig deep into Social Media...At the risk of repeating myself, she was in danger due to domestic violence yet she had no boyfriend ATT.
MHO and all that jazz and I could be totally wrong because I don't know who lit this 19yof on fire while she was alive.
PeterThomasFan, please read post #225 from Tricia. Not allowed here.
She began seeing black men. Why?
Oh, sure we all bleed red. However, there could another reason why she sought men of the black race. And it wasn't to feed any drug habit. Was it pay back or revenge for something that happened earlier in her life?
I disagree with your conclusion that someone "should have seen something" if it was murder and not suicide. We don't know how long the fire was burning when it was reported to 911.
If the 911 eyewitness drove along Herron Road before the fire was spotted, consider the following:
(1) If perp(s) escaped CS by car, they may or may not have passed 911 caller's car.
(2) If 911 car approached CS from either direction and perp(s) car left CS in same direction of travel, they would not have passed each other.
(3) If 911 car approached CS from either direction and perp(s) car left CS driving toward approaching 911 car, they would not have aroused any suspicion unless they were still close to the fire.
(4) If any other car passed the 911 car besides the perp(s) car, then either that other car saw the fire and did not report it, or it passed the CS before the fire started.
(5) If the perp(s) car did pass by the 911 car going in the opposite direction, then it would have been the last car the 911 car passed before reaching the fire, unless someone else turned onto Herron between the fire and the approaching 911 car, after the perp(s) car passed where the "someone else" car turned onto the highway.
(6) There was a time lag between Jessica's last conversation and the 911 call. I suggest that was ample time for perp(s) to make a clean getaway.
(7) If perp(s) escaped on foot, then there are plenty of woods adjacent to the road in that area to conceal their movements. Unless LE had a K-9 unit on scene, or fanned out in an intensive manhunt that evening, it is doubtful someone on foot would have been spotted.
If on the other hand the 911 witness saw the fire from a nearby house instead of driving by, then none of the above would apply.
JMO
IMO, MSM often times leaves me more confused and asking more questions.
Regarding my last sentence, I was curious whether any of the surrounding residents (houses ~1000' away) could have seen the car fire. See attached "Crime Scene.jpg" layout of the area. All five of the houses selected would have lines-of-sight passing through stands of trees, so the view was more than likely blocked. One possibility is that the loom from the fire was high enough above the surrounding trees to be seen, but I doubt any smoke was visible due to the darkness, unless it was illuminated by the flames below it. My guess is, the 911 caller was in a car. We'll find out if and when arrests are made and the case goes to trial. In the meantime....
JMO
But we aren't discussing what you would have done if you decided to end it. I would never have considered my friend who did pour gasoline all over herself and then proceed to set herself on fire as choosing that way to go out either, but she did. We cannot know what is in another person's mind at the time they decide to take drastic measures to end their suffering. Suicide isn't meant to be painless in many cases, and as a last act of contrition, includes a punishment of their own making.
I still don't believe she drank or had fluid poured into her mouth/throat. However, it is possible she inhaled fumes and they ignited. If so, there is no way I believe she spoke to anyone immediately after they found her.
...I still don't believe she drank or had fluid poured into her mouth/throat. However, it is possible she inhaled fumes and they ignited. If so, there is no way I believe she spoke to anyone immediately after they found her.
Her keys were found at 124 Main Street.