Correct. AM himself testified there was nobody else there.
Well, I don’t think most 21-22 yo young men make their own Dr appts tbh.
I don't think Linda Baden was focusing on MM's weight but that she's not touching AM in the second photo whereas, in the first one, she has her arm around him. JMO
. To be honest her weight gain was the first thing I saw, but after looking close it is then noticeable that her posture in the second photo is more like his sister.
Agreed a shotgun is a good weapon for close -up and clear a room. Buckshot would be my option and if one wants to reach out further outside one can chamber a slug round to put some big holes in things. I would go with the buckshot used in combat/ law enforcment shotguns. Typically a 70mm 12guage shell loaded with 9 hardened 00 buckshot with a diameter of 8.4mm. The AR stock rifles scoped are the go to weapon for outside engagments . The shot placement on MM was sloppy and not on purpose IMO. I just think AM wasn't up to snuff with hitting a moving target despite MM being close. Military training back in the day when I had boots on the ground focused on center mass shot placement, hitting the vitals like the heart and lungs.
That’s bizarre. In the US, it seems there are stories of family annihilators almost weekly. Most of the time they kill themselves as well. 99.9% of the time it’s men. And usually due to finances.
I agree. It's worth remembering that Paul started drinking very young. His emotional development would have more or less stopped at the age where he became a serious drinker.
I don’t think the pictures’ weight changes are an indicator of anything. At her age, it’s so hard to lose weight due to hormones and menopause. Not to say significant stress doesn’t impact weight, as it certainly can.
The AR type is also good for things that are moving. It's light and for someone versed in shooting birds and clays, hitting a slow moving target with that type of weapon isn't that hard. I'm no real shooter and I could do it. And I would have no idea what to put in the weapon! My dad, though, was an excellent shot and we were raised to known what weapon for what purpose.
Can't go wrong with a girl who knows how to use a weapon and was taught to respect it.
Very true. But I also think they were raised to be very dependent on others-- especially MM.
That anecdote about Alex becoming aggressive and Maggie dropping him off at his parents' house, was part of the affidavit that Morgan, Paul's girlfriend, has submitted to the court in connection with the boat crash lawsuit.
The words speak for themselves IMO and AM was a poster child for that.
Remember that episode, you don't want to go to the cornfield. Loose lips sink ships in that family and thinking AM kept the zippers tight with the family
That's wild! JMO.
