Just went through some old threads, didn't see anything about the 10 minutes NH being back, I thought I had remembered reading that somewhere, but didn't see it. Still can't belive it has been a year and no Kelli!
I saw that too in the article, but I thought VOH said he did return to the bar that night. A lot of "new" information in that article.
I neither confirmed or declined. But he did not. He did ask.someone to lie about it. They did not.
Thank you. I "misremembered" (shades of Cindy Anthony, ugh!). That changes things. And hopeful for new information!
Locklear knows from checking records that two text messages were sent from Kelli's cellphone to a friend shortly after she left the bar. Locklear would not identify that friend.
The first message was sent at 12:46 a.m.
"Oh, well, Nick is driving me home now. I'm going to get out ASAP. Call me."
The last message was sent at 1:24 a.m.
"Got home safe. I'm going to bed, I'm tired and drunk, call me tomorrow."
Thought Voh had said something about NH being back in 10 min it so many threads ago?
That's a very good and through article. For me, it finally takes the suspicion off of the husband. It sounds like they loved each other but she had a career she wanted to pursue and he was either on board or not. IMO he was on board but from afar for obvious military reasons and distance. It seems he just wasn't as grounded and stable in his path in life and thus questions we had persisted.
I also now feel certain that Nicholas Holbert took her life but the DA has not been confident enough to file charges of murder due to the lack of evidence and her body. Thankfully, there seems to be movement and it seems like an indictment may be in the works.
Fingers crossed for resolution and Justice for Kelli.
I neither confirmed or declined. But he did not. He did ask.someone to lie about it. They did not.
The first message was sent at 12:46 a.m.
"Oh, well, Nick is driving me home now. I'm going to get out ASAP. Call me."
The last message was sent at 1:24 a.m.
"Got home safe. I'm going to bed, I'm tired and drunk, call me tomorrow."
Neither Locklear nor Kelli's family believe she sent that final message. They say it's not in her nature and out of character.[/I]
My thoughts too coldpizza. I hate to sound cold when I say this, but if charges were filed, what is one of the defenses the prosecution would hear? "We don't even know if she's dead." So it goes without saying, the longer she is missing, the stronger the presumption is that she's no longer with us. The more things she misses like the story pointed out (birthdays, holidays, special events, work), the weaker such a defense would be. So, if you're the prosecuting attorney, and you know where NH is and will be for the immediate future, your theory gets stronger and the defense's argument weaker the longer you wait so wait until it's closer to time for him to be released. That is my hope anyways.
I truly hate talking like that. It sounds so cold. But if NH is involved, the best opportunity to find Kelli may be if charges are ultimately brought and a plea deal is worked out, maybe taking the death penalty off the table? Speaking of which, does NC have the death penalty? I just don't know any other way they will find Kelli at this point.
RALEIGH, N.C. One year after a Fort Bragg soldier disappeared, police still have no new leads.
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. The one-year anniversary of the disappearance of a Fort Bragg soldier has come and gone with no new information about what happened to her.
I would read the text to mean she's in the car with him and is in a hurry to get out (uncomfortable!) I think she probably did tell him she wanted out, but I doubt he let her. It doesn't make me think they were going in the wrong direction tho
Shame the person she texted never did call her![]()
bbm: me too!
She also put his entire name in that text for a reason imhoo
I wish we had a few more of her texts, so we could better figure out what the 1st one meant. I wonder if they reference NH like he is creeping her out, or what.