SuperSmith
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Yet there is evidence supporting it. There is none for foul play.
So why do you then still give foul play a 40% chance?
Yet there is evidence supporting it. There is none for foul play.
No, some of these people's views of RFG are shaped by this experience.
For example, Bryant ran against RFG, saying how "unseemly" it was for him to lobby to go full time.
Like asking for his salary to be nearly doubled?
Bryant actually questioned the "morality" of some of RFG's actions. http://www.collegian.psu.edu/archives/article_90281759-b91a-5f97-b446-4453359ce320.html
Or saying, ""I think they'll have to put in double doors to fit (Gricar's) ego."
http://www.collegian.psu.edu/archives/article_fb8e6ad1-a7cb-5cce-97b0-4180eec8ea8b.html
Now, since Bryant knew him, a poster makes the suggestion that we should listen to him. So, perhaps we should assume that RFG had questionable "morality" in his official conduct and a double door sized ego? :floorlaugh:
I hope it very comes to that, in spite of the suggestion.
So why do you then still give foul play a 40% chance?
You made my point for me. Bryant wasn't a fan of Gricar to be sure and I only said he "knew" Gricar. If anyone was going to say "Walkaway" it clearly would've been Bryant. Walkaway from your family and career paints a bad image of Ray Gricar. The reference to Bryant and his opinion was strictly for the disappearance! :floorlaugh:
Is anyone familiar with the three motels near the Allenwood Prison complex along Route 15 north of Lewisburg?
I would guess that they cater to visitors to the prison.
Visitation is Friday-Sunday 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM (with some exceptions). http://www.bop.gov/locations/institutions/alp/ALP_visit_hours.pdf
and I have seen no evidence of walkaway. No reasons, no notes, no credit card activity, no communication, no plans.
Thanks. JMO but I've (in the past) been wealthy and then not so and what I find is that people live up to their income. Just because they make a certain amount doesn't mean that they save a lot. A lot of people depend on their government(employee) pensions exclusively. If he didn't have savings how does that point to walkaway? All the more reason he would stay and collect his pension. Because he would need it. I don't see how he funded this walkaway. Secret bank account? I don't think so. I agree with you.:twocents::moo::drumroll::drumroll:
It's difficult to think of a hypothetical scenario where Mr. Gricar could be a victim of homicide with both the BPD and Bob B. stating they have info to collaborate that he was in Lewisburg on the 15th and 16th.
IMO, if they are correct, and since BPD is the official investigating body, I think it is wise to believe what they say as factual, then I think this is a clue towards walkaway.
This whole case is strange and confusing.... if someone wanted to leave, why wait a day and be seen in the town?
Surely he knew that Patty would call BPD and report him missing on the night of the 15th. What assurance did he have that they wouldn't find him before he got out of Lewisburg?
And if he did walk away from his life, how did he get out of Lewisburg?
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I believe that the Chief of Police is in a position to know, and that Rickard was properly waiting for the comment to come from the Chief, for a variety of reasons.