ThoughtFox
Expecting the Unexpected
Federal Guidelines for Amber Alerts and Endangered Adults:
http://www.ncjrs.gov/pdffiles1/ojjdp/232001.pdf
That mainly mentions adults with Alzheimer's or Dementia as "Endangered."
Holly Bobo is listed as Missing Endangered in TN not due to her frame of mind, but because she was abducted and there has been no sign of her for months.
http://radioamber.net/?p=4483
So I don't actually believe someone has to be impaired or unwell to be listed as Missing and Endangered.
Also JMO, but:
Menopausal doesn't equal deluded or suicidal, and frankly that idea concerns me. Having gone through that time of life myself it's true that it can be physically and mentally stressful, but most women have good days and bad days. Few peri-menopausal women just drive away and leave their homes and children behind never to return.
We don't know if Gail was on any medication. Usually if someone is, the police will say so, and thus far they have not in this case, unless I've missed something.
What we do know is that GP was distressed and calling police in two different states within a short period of time. We know the police allowed her to leave for a long trip to Alabama with two children and some pets, and even offered her numbers of safe houses. Therefore, I choose to think they looked askance at MP and his behavior, not Gail.
Was MP licensed as a health professional to diagnose his wife's mental health? I honestly doubt it.
The official comment from the SMPD is that they found no evidence of mental issues in Gail, so they weren't buying MP's version of things.
http://www.ncjrs.gov/pdffiles1/ojjdp/232001.pdf
That mainly mentions adults with Alzheimer's or Dementia as "Endangered."
Holly Bobo is listed as Missing Endangered in TN not due to her frame of mind, but because she was abducted and there has been no sign of her for months.
http://radioamber.net/?p=4483
So I don't actually believe someone has to be impaired or unwell to be listed as Missing and Endangered.
Also JMO, but:
Menopausal doesn't equal deluded or suicidal, and frankly that idea concerns me. Having gone through that time of life myself it's true that it can be physically and mentally stressful, but most women have good days and bad days. Few peri-menopausal women just drive away and leave their homes and children behind never to return.
We don't know if Gail was on any medication. Usually if someone is, the police will say so, and thus far they have not in this case, unless I've missed something.
What we do know is that GP was distressed and calling police in two different states within a short period of time. We know the police allowed her to leave for a long trip to Alabama with two children and some pets, and even offered her numbers of safe houses. Therefore, I choose to think they looked askance at MP and his behavior, not Gail.
Was MP licensed as a health professional to diagnose his wife's mental health? I honestly doubt it.
The official comment from the SMPD is that they found no evidence of mental issues in Gail, so they weren't buying MP's version of things.