Wrinkles
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His "uh" pause just before saying "Gail" was his thinking he would say "wife" and then paused and corrected to "Gail."
His bit about having done everything, "No man, you are on administrative leave, the mother of your children is missing, you go everywhere you need to go with witnesses looking on and find her" (except I think you have a clue where she is).
The "yell if you hear us" (or however it was worded) might have to do with the proximity of where she is, i.e. Within yelling distance (someone keep an eye on someone moving something).
The ping, if a phone was in a plastic case protected from water, but under water, would it ping? If it floated to the surface, would it ping then?
Keeping a person's DL at the house, or taking it off of them and placing it back at the house could make a finding remains a little more difficult? Although this one makes no sense to me unless purse went in the house, and someone forced her to drive away without it.
Kinda odd, wife missing two days and you call 911 to report it instead of going down to the Sherfiff? Didn't want them to see your face maybe?
http://www.timesfreepress.com/news/2011/may/18/sightings-missing-signal-mountain-woman-uncomfirme/
The one article states: "Matthew Palmgren expressed concern about his wife's mental state, saying she accessed their financial assets and that the children's passports are missing, according to court documents."
Wife's mental state? I assess (edited
financial assets all the time here, aside from that you would bet I would be all over it if I was finding hotel receipts... As for the children's passports, ah, okay so their passports were put elsewhere? Good enough, I protected my children's passports too, they were a pain to get and good for 10 years. Aside from that, they are good ID if needed. And, we don't know whether the children are in any foreign exchange type of programs or will be...
I would be particularly careful to take important paperwork and put it somewhere else if I thought I had an agressive drunken guy threatening to tear up my house and files, not saying that was the case, but a practical woman is NOT going to let stuff like that remain at risk anywhere for all manner of reason.
Eeeyeah, that makes her look kinda cuckoo... Silly lady, husband has hotel receipts, sees a car that someone else is seeing in the neighborhood too, appraises the assets, and she is nuts and paranoid? NOT! In fact, I find that kind of statement strung together (the one quoted above) as a looney statement in itself.
"He adds he was concerned his wife might try to take their children out of the country."
Yeah, she is going to fly (split to another country) with a passport and no DL, yeah right! That is the same practical lady who was assessing financial assets? Or who had the good sense to call 911 (after appearing with an unexplained black eye)?
PS. Confused, just wanted to let you know that I am very suspicious of MP in this, yup I am. Do I think that Gail walked on water? If she is a normal human, she had flaws, even as we all do. She may have even had a whole lot of them.
At the moment, however, MP appears to be in possession of everything and Gail appears to be uncharacteristically missing. Gail was scared...and I don't think it was paranoia, could have been, but I don't think so... Gail had a black eye and as a doctor did not explain it very well, if you sock yourself in the eye accidentally you usually have a good laugh about it and a story to tell, you don't usually divert in the fashion she appears to have diverted. You divert, however, to protect a husband for the family's sake, or so you don't get beat up worse later... Yeah, wouldn't necessarily want to do anything to munge a husband's job, which could be a bit fragile, particularly only 8 months on a new job? (didn't he get hired last July?)
Do I think maybe MP gave her that black eye? Do I think that she had a really good reason for calling 911? Yeah... But I am WAY willing to hear any balance, and if Gail shows up, I'm going to figure she split as she did because she sensed and was in real danger, not nuts. Do we really call 911 because voices are being raised? Or maybe Gail called because she was scared of herself and what she might do to MP?
"Hello 911, my husband is yelling at me and I'm yelling at him, could you please come intercede?" I'm shocked they didn't take one or the other away to the jail in the 911 situations, out here we were told that when there is a 911 because of a family issue, then someone is going to jail (my daughter in law ended up there, of course she tried to choke my granddaughter, she did put her first through a door, she cleared the dining table with her arm -- broken glass everywhere -- and tried to throw my 6'4" son through the plate glass window -- she had a little rage problem). My son begged the police just to settle her down, they said, "Someone has to go to jail" they noticed it was "she" who had the issue.
There is a woman missing, it happens to be the mother of this guy's children. People do more for strangers than this guy is doing for the woman who he would hope would stay in enough favor with him to be reasonable about a divorce. But maybe he isn't concerned about that now, because he knows there won't be a divorce.
Now then, I get that you have an opposing view...or thoughts, I look forward to your sharing and helping us to stay balanced and flipping things over.
His bit about having done everything, "No man, you are on administrative leave, the mother of your children is missing, you go everywhere you need to go with witnesses looking on and find her" (except I think you have a clue where she is).
The "yell if you hear us" (or however it was worded) might have to do with the proximity of where she is, i.e. Within yelling distance (someone keep an eye on someone moving something).
The ping, if a phone was in a plastic case protected from water, but under water, would it ping? If it floated to the surface, would it ping then?
Keeping a person's DL at the house, or taking it off of them and placing it back at the house could make a finding remains a little more difficult? Although this one makes no sense to me unless purse went in the house, and someone forced her to drive away without it.
Kinda odd, wife missing two days and you call 911 to report it instead of going down to the Sherfiff? Didn't want them to see your face maybe?
http://www.timesfreepress.com/news/2011/may/18/sightings-missing-signal-mountain-woman-uncomfirme/
The one article states: "Matthew Palmgren expressed concern about his wife's mental state, saying she accessed their financial assets and that the children's passports are missing, according to court documents."
Wife's mental state? I assess (edited
financial assets all the time here, aside from that you would bet I would be all over it if I was finding hotel receipts... As for the children's passports, ah, okay so their passports were put elsewhere? Good enough, I protected my children's passports too, they were a pain to get and good for 10 years. Aside from that, they are good ID if needed. And, we don't know whether the children are in any foreign exchange type of programs or will be...I would be particularly careful to take important paperwork and put it somewhere else if I thought I had an agressive drunken guy threatening to tear up my house and files, not saying that was the case, but a practical woman is NOT going to let stuff like that remain at risk anywhere for all manner of reason.
Eeeyeah, that makes her look kinda cuckoo... Silly lady, husband has hotel receipts, sees a car that someone else is seeing in the neighborhood too, appraises the assets, and she is nuts and paranoid? NOT! In fact, I find that kind of statement strung together (the one quoted above) as a looney statement in itself.
"He adds he was concerned his wife might try to take their children out of the country."
Yeah, she is going to fly (split to another country) with a passport and no DL, yeah right! That is the same practical lady who was assessing financial assets? Or who had the good sense to call 911 (after appearing with an unexplained black eye)?
PS. Confused, just wanted to let you know that I am very suspicious of MP in this, yup I am. Do I think that Gail walked on water? If she is a normal human, she had flaws, even as we all do. She may have even had a whole lot of them.
At the moment, however, MP appears to be in possession of everything and Gail appears to be uncharacteristically missing. Gail was scared...and I don't think it was paranoia, could have been, but I don't think so... Gail had a black eye and as a doctor did not explain it very well, if you sock yourself in the eye accidentally you usually have a good laugh about it and a story to tell, you don't usually divert in the fashion she appears to have diverted. You divert, however, to protect a husband for the family's sake, or so you don't get beat up worse later... Yeah, wouldn't necessarily want to do anything to munge a husband's job, which could be a bit fragile, particularly only 8 months on a new job? (didn't he get hired last July?)
Do I think maybe MP gave her that black eye? Do I think that she had a really good reason for calling 911? Yeah... But I am WAY willing to hear any balance, and if Gail shows up, I'm going to figure she split as she did because she sensed and was in real danger, not nuts. Do we really call 911 because voices are being raised? Or maybe Gail called because she was scared of herself and what she might do to MP?
"Hello 911, my husband is yelling at me and I'm yelling at him, could you please come intercede?" I'm shocked they didn't take one or the other away to the jail in the 911 situations, out here we were told that when there is a 911 because of a family issue, then someone is going to jail (my daughter in law ended up there, of course she tried to choke my granddaughter, she did put her first through a door, she cleared the dining table with her arm -- broken glass everywhere -- and tried to throw my 6'4" son through the plate glass window -- she had a little rage problem). My son begged the police just to settle her down, they said, "Someone has to go to jail" they noticed it was "she" who had the issue.
There is a woman missing, it happens to be the mother of this guy's children. People do more for strangers than this guy is doing for the woman who he would hope would stay in enough favor with him to be reasonable about a divorce. But maybe he isn't concerned about that now, because he knows there won't be a divorce.
Now then, I get that you have an opposing view...or thoughts, I look forward to your sharing and helping us to stay balanced and flipping things over.
