If I may just add to this: BC was married to MC for 34 years. She raised their two boys, all while working, and probably spent many sleepless nights waiting for him to get home from work. What they had belonged to both of them. No one else. And I think she made sacrifices for him so that he couldExcellent questions, as always, MM. A depression of about 3 weeks wouldn't necessarily be immediately treated with antidepressants, especially if it was more of a "situational" type depression, brought on by life circumstances. IMO. We knew from a VI and the sheriff that something about MC's phone pings was probably being kept quiet. We have no idea who talked about MC being possibly depressed, or info about a bike. Family has been pretty quiet for a while. We here at WS know that LE never, ever releases all info during an investigation, but at whatever point the existence of a bike was known, that info should most definitely have been put out in public in case anyone saw something- even if it was months after MC's disappearance.
Re: BC getting everything: will or no will, she would have gotten his pension regardless, and the house did have a mortgage on it, and their were truck and car payments. It wouldn't surprise me if he did not consider changing anything, or perhaps never even thought of it at all. I would bet you a bottom dollar that he loved her so much, he wouldn't have done so. It could still be possible no note was left , nor his truck taken, because he either decided on the spur, or may not have wanted his family to think he suicided. I see so many folks riled up by this, and yet how many WS cases have there been where suicide just didn't seem possible? I remain totally open to anything else, and being wrong!
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