Hi, theforeigner. From reports from police sources, we know that Shannan was not threatened while she was making the call.
Do you have link that back up that?
Two people were present for at least part of the call; neither of whom knew the other,
how do you know they didn´t know each other?
and both apparently gave accounts that were consistent with the content and background voices on the call.
Do you have link that back up that claim?
Furthermore, if Shannan was rationally afraid of her regular driver, it seems that she developed that fear when he was not present.
I belive, form what we have been told through media, that she showed fear of him after she left JB's house due to that she hid when he showed up at CG's house.
Shannan apparently survived what was probably a drug pick-up, perhaps for herself, perhaps for both her and her john. That a would-be killer (a serial killer to boot!) somehow would take her could indicate only one or two things: He had (another) confederate or he was even dumber than he has been presented here.
Agree, but still possible
As others have noted, all witnesses to Shannan regarded her behavior as irrational.
If I belived that somone was about to kill me, I too would probably behave irratioanlly, especially if I was also under the influence of drugs, UGHHH!!! WHAT A NIGHTMARE!!!
To maintain that she was in actual danger is a claim made without any visible evidence except the wish that it is true.
I have absolutely NO wish that she was in danger
That a woman with Shannan's problems had worked for an extended period as a prostitute did not give him some kind of immunity to flipping out.
True
Indeed, Pak, the driver who shared the car with her, mentioned her volatility.
So are you of the opinion that we should just belive what SG's criminal escort driver, or whatever he was, says?,
Of course, people who want this to be the crux of the serial killer story, simply identify him as a co-conspirator.
Well I´m not such a person
That people with bipolar problems can take online classes doesn't minimize the severity of their condition. My brother-in-law teachs at a college, but he has had episodes (and, like Shannan, related drug abuse) that have involved extended irrational behavior and a call to the police.
What I´m saying is that because SG early in her life got a bipolar diagnosis does not mean that she could not have "grown" more or less out of it, there ARE kind of youth bipolar like conditions that you can "grow" out of, or at least been better, and herself, with good ground, really felt that she no longer needed the meds. That actuall DO happen.