GUILTY TX - Christina Morris, 23, Plano, 30 August 2014 - #2 *Arrest*
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missgulfsouth
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4am? In a parking garage? No way! Woulda freaked me right out.
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The boyfriend is shaking his head no as he is saying he hopes she is found and I hope she comes home. Gotta say that bothers me. Missed it the first 2 times I watched it. Sorry someone may mentioned just got on and have not caught up. Nbcdfw.com channel 5. Different station s maybe showing different interviews. On facebook site. NBC DFW
Is there ANY evidence, at all, that the boyfriend threatened to kill her dog? [modsnip]
I don't think there was any evidence - whatsoever - that he was begging her to come home. Quite the opposite.
I've been a labor companion in a down town city hospital, and have left the hospital to retrieve my car in a city parking lot, at at 2, 3, 4, a.m.
Never freaked out. Some people freak out and are afraid. some people just soldier on.
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I think he would have to be on camera elsewhere to really do that for sure. And then you always have the scenario that he could still have "sent" someone to get her. Very difficult to be ruled out, Imo, when you are the spouse or Bf/GF of a victim. Some never are, if crime remains unsolved.
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Agreed. Body language and gestures, facial expressions...all huge IMO.
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Ot if I had to, I would do it. But I would never be out and about alone late at night voluntarily.
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She's missing. I would imagine that getting a warrant to search her residence would be pretty easy.
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On live now... http://www.wfaa.com/
PS... Wasn't anything new in the news report apart from if FAA authorise the drone, Equusearch will start with the drone on Thursday. Oh yes and the bf snuffling his regrets that he wasn't there with her.
PS... Wasn't anything new in the news report apart from if FAA authorise the drone, Equusearch will start with the drone on Thursday. Oh yes and the bf snuffling his regrets that he wasn't there with her.
Here is what Christina's Boyfriend said: "I just want her to come home; If I would have been there none of this would have happened".
He also says that he was not there when she went missing.
He was shaking and his voice was cracking.
TE also covered 10 to 12 sq miles today.
He also says that he was not there when she went missing.
He was shaking and his voice was cracking.
TE also covered 10 to 12 sq miles today.
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The news report wasn't anything new. The boyfriend did get on camera crying and saying he wants her home and alive and that if he were there none of this would of happened. They talked about the drone plans for finding her if FAA clears it (again) and that they searched 12 miles today. Not much new, news.
Yes. Some people don't venture out at night, and are afraid.
Some people do all their lives, and they are still here to tell about it. I'm one of those people who goes out at night, in the wee hours and I'm still here to tell about it.
Different strokes for different folks.
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McElroy did her best to put rumors to rest, insisting that Morris’ boyfriend has been nothing but cooperative in light of his girlfriend’s disappearance.
“He and his father went all the way up to Choctaw [Casino] and dropped her flyers everywhere – every truck stop, every restaurant, every convenient store – and they covered a lot of ground,” she said. “He feels like an idiot for waiting four days. It was a typical boyfriend/girlfriend fight and he just really wishes he would have contacted us. He said he has to live with that for the rest of his life.
http://starlocalmedia.com/planocour...336-3890-11e4-a785-001a4bcf887a.html?mode=jqm
McElroy did her best to put rumors to rest, insisting that Morris’ boyfriend has been nothing but cooperative in light of his girlfriend’s disappearance.
“He and his father went all the way up to Choctaw [Casino] and dropped her flyers everywhere – every truck stop, every restaurant, every convenient store – and they covered a lot of ground,” she said. “He feels like an idiot for waiting four days. It was a typical boyfriend/girlfriend fight and he just really wishes he would have contacted us. He said he has to live with that for the rest of his life.
http://starlocalmedia.com/planocour...336-3890-11e4-a785-001a4bcf887a.html?mode=jqm
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Since she made so many texts/calls hopefully they pinged her cell before it went dead. I think LE knows the area. LE has Checked bf cell and maybe to guy who walked with her in parking garage to.
I think she got into someones car voluntarily to talk because if there was a struggle her belongings would be found, like her hat or something lying on the ground.
I think she got into someones car voluntarily to talk because if there was a struggle her belongings would be found, like her hat or something lying on the ground.
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Per the FB page, no more independent searches. TES will be orchestrating all searches.
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I apologize if these questions have been answered and I just missed the answers.
1. Was the boyfriend at home that night? Is it just assumed that he was texting her from their place or is that something we know for certain due to records of his phone pings, etc.?
I ask this because her going to get the pet could be something simple, like she found out he had decided to stay at a friend's house as well, and that nobody was home to put the dog out to do his business... or conversely, that the dog had been left out somewhere (chained? on a balcony? etc.) and the bf wasn't there to put him in. When your pet is your 'baby' you feel compelled to take care of their needs like people do with their human babies.
2. Do we know exactly where her vehicle was parked in the garage in relation to where she and the friend entered?
I ask this because it could explain why the friend did not stick around to watch her get in. If her vehicle was visible from where they were when they entered, in an almost-empty lot, it's not necessarily bad form on his part to not have walked her the rest of the way. If it seemed to be empty except for her car, with noplace for anyone to be hiding (other than in her car, which might seem unlikely if she had locked it)... I can see her waving the friend on.
3. Has the pubic been given an explanation for why the mystery friend was leaving the party at that time?
4. Do we know if she (along with mystery guy friend) was the last one to leave the friend's house / apartment? And if the friend was under the impression that she was going to return, and with the dog? She would have been re-arriving at the friend's house/apartment at approximately 6:00 a.m., dog in hand, had that been the plan, which seems rather odd. If you'd been up partying all night, even if you'd been fighting with the boyfriend, if you felt the need to go get the dog, might you not just say, "I'm just going to crash at my own place on the couch?"
1. Was the boyfriend at home that night? Is it just assumed that he was texting her from their place or is that something we know for certain due to records of his phone pings, etc.?
I ask this because her going to get the pet could be something simple, like she found out he had decided to stay at a friend's house as well, and that nobody was home to put the dog out to do his business... or conversely, that the dog had been left out somewhere (chained? on a balcony? etc.) and the bf wasn't there to put him in. When your pet is your 'baby' you feel compelled to take care of their needs like people do with their human babies.
2. Do we know exactly where her vehicle was parked in the garage in relation to where she and the friend entered?
I ask this because it could explain why the friend did not stick around to watch her get in. If her vehicle was visible from where they were when they entered, in an almost-empty lot, it's not necessarily bad form on his part to not have walked her the rest of the way. If it seemed to be empty except for her car, with noplace for anyone to be hiding (other than in her car, which might seem unlikely if she had locked it)... I can see her waving the friend on.
3. Has the pubic been given an explanation for why the mystery friend was leaving the party at that time?
4. Do we know if she (along with mystery guy friend) was the last one to leave the friend's house / apartment? And if the friend was under the impression that she was going to return, and with the dog? She would have been re-arriving at the friend's house/apartment at approximately 6:00 a.m., dog in hand, had that been the plan, which seems rather odd. If you'd been up partying all night, even if you'd been fighting with the boyfriend, if you felt the need to go get the dog, might you not just say, "I'm just going to crash at my own place on the couch?"
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Maybe different stations have different interviews. Love to hear from others if they think same thing. On the FB site NBC DFW. He is shaking his head No during his message to her IMO.
I do not want him to be involved. They have known each other since grade school.
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