scapa
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I think I mentioned this upthread also -- and it still seems the most likely explanation. There's that early statement (in the affidavit?), by SA I think, about HD trying to buy pot. I recall my older brother dissuading me from smoking by making me smoke until I threw up. It was likely sibling jerkiness disguised as useful discipline but SA being SA I can imagine a scenario that runs like this:
SA: You want to try drugs? Fine. Here!
HD is given something and it all goes very wrong. An overdose, a fall. She dies. Then the coverup.
It was an accident. SA was trying to help. It wasn't his fault, etc. Now BD herself is in a bind -- who does she believe? How does she admit what has happened without implicating herself of her beloved SA? So the searchers are called in even though it's pretty clear they won't find anything. And there's the changing stories.
I keep going back to the Susan Powell case -- come up with a story, any story, and keep telling a version of it, however outlandish, and hope that the body doesn't turn up. There we had s'mores at midnight; here we have quitting a job for no reason and the drama that followed.
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I think I mentioned this upthread also -- and it still seems the most likely explanation. There's that early statement (in the affidavit?), by SA I think, about HD trying to buy pot. I recall my older brother dissuading me from smoking by making me smoke until I threw up. It was likely sibling jerkiness disguised as useful discipline but SA being SA I can imagine a scenario that runs like this:
SA: You want to try drugs? Fine. Here!
HD is given something and it all goes very wrong. An overdose, a fall. She dies. Then the coverup.
It was an accident. SA was trying to help. It wasn't his fault, etc. Now BD herself is in a bind -- who does she believe? How does she admit what has happened without implicating herself of her beloved SA? So the searchers are called in even though it's pretty clear they won't find anything. And there's the changing stories.
I keep going back to the Susan Powell case -- come up with a story, any story, and keep telling a version of it, however outlandish, and hope that the body doesn't turn up. There we had s'mores at midnight; here we have quitting a job for no reason and the drama that followed.
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