Excellent post FlowerChild!........:clap:
Good debate for the side of the husband, Brad Cooper. I guess one might agree with you if they were to believe what the husband says. Personally, I don't believe 1/2 of it. That's just me.
This man said he loved his wife. He sure has a funny way of showing it. She was just discovered murdered and he starts telling the world everything that HE, perceived was Nancy. AND, it wasn't pretty.
I would like to know of ONE person, who was in love with their spouse, SO, or even an acquaintance, and would say such things about them, ever! IF they were murdered, not to mention just days after their lifeless body was picked up from a lonely spot on the side of the road.
All of your perception of this wife, mother, daughter, murder victim, is based on HIS, the husband's statements. Gee, they can't be refuted because the victim is dead. The person he so easily spoke ill of, was murdered.
I think at the end of the day, when reviewing the 'friend's' of Nancy affidavits, one of the, probably most accurate, would be the one that described the note Nancy found in her husband's handwriting.
Life insurance
Will
Bank account
Blue book (kelly)
He took Nancy's name off the bank accounts.
Nancy told a friend she'd made out a will, but low and behold, Brad said she didn't.
I'm interested in the life insurance, that info hasn't surfaced
(Kelly) blue book, well Nancy won't be needing that car any longer.
This particular friend, at the time, offered to help Nancy go to her house and pick up her things and she could stay with them. She was afraid for Nancy's life.
I don't recall if this was the same friend who's affidavit stated Nancy was afraid, physically of Brad. This same friend said Nancy slept in the room with the girls, behind a locked door, in her clothes, with the keys to the car in her pocket for a possible quick get away.
One might not believe this friend, except for the FACT that Nancy did in FACT end up DEAD, MURDERED.
THAT in itself makes this friend's statements have merit, IMO.
No, it wasn't a random act of violence.
It was an isolated incident.
IMO, I believe I KNOW who the perp is.
There is NO COINCIDENCE when it comes to MURDER. This young woman did NOT COINCIDENTALLY meet a stranger who murdered her. NO, IMO, the MURDERER came from within.
JMHO
fran
PS.....Before anyone says, 'why didn't she just leave him if she was afraid of him?'
Remember, JUST when Brad found out that the wife and children he'd told to leave and go back home to Canada and he didn't care if he'd never see them again, he suddenly changed his mind when he found out he would have to pay MONEY.
Nancy was a hostage in the U.S.A., controlled by a man who took and hid the children's passports to insure Nancy didn't, couldn't leave. He did know her so well, didn't he?
PPS.......Remember, always question what went on behind that closed door. "No one knows what goes on in this family, but you and me." That's a direct quote from ......................an abuser...................said just before he added, "Remember 'til death do us part."
That was said before he tried to make the second quote part of their story come true.....fortunately, he failed.....fran