TX - Terri 'Missy' Bevers,45, murdered in church/person in SWAT gear,18 Apr 2016 - #6

[Bill Carson]

I'm new here, but from reading the rules, sounds like that's okay to say if referencing the discussion of what he meant when he said "four kids' or "poor kids" as one poster suggested.

Yes, that was my intent. To answer whoever was questioning the statement during the interview.

 

[DexterMorgan]

I don't think an airline can bump a passenger because of your situation. Now they can allow to have you on stand by just in case. But if the plane is full then that is that. Jmo

 

[lstiff]

I heard four but maybe he meant poor? I just can't get over the fact of how much is about "me me me" as in: "I haven't had time to grieve, my children are asking how I am, my health is poor, I don't want to sensationalize this, I won't be doing any more interviews, we waited for you to get here, I almost wasn't available to get the call because I was on a bucket list fishing trip" etc etc. I know people grieve differently and I am not even leaning towards thinking he is involved but I do IMHO think BB is a little out of touch with the fact his wife and mother of his children was brutally murdered!!!! Is he in shock? Denial? Is he a robot?

If it were me, I would be flipping the script between paralyzing grief of the loss, fear for safety until the killer was caught, anger that someone ripped my family apart stealing my spouse & other parent of my children and complete determination to catch the killer. I would not be doing these confusing press conferences and I would not have spoken 24 minutes about shirt gate. But that's just me. We all grieve different, I suppose. IMO

 

[RANCH]

Yes. My friend is a flight attendant and told me that airlines always have a few extra seats they keep on hand for emergencies etc.

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Really. So all of the stories I've read about airlines overbooking flights are not true? They always have some empty seats?

 

[KaaBoom]

I hadn't a clue. I'm not a burglar. So, what kind of AV equipment did the Creekside CoC have? The list is extensive... It makes sense that they were hit before and would be hit again. Why wouldn't they invest in an alarm?

I have no idea if they had any. But here is a list of things one church burglar was able to steal. I would guess that the Creekside Church has similar equipment inside it.

Guitars, amplifiers, keyboards, drums, a laptop computer and a projector

Church burglary suspect held on bond of $50,000

 

[DexterMorgan]

Really. So all of the stories I've read about airlines overbooking flights are not true? They always have some empty seats?

They sell alibis as well. Lol. Hugs Ranch.

 

[CarolynV]

He looks good in pink. Lol. Not too many guys can pull that off. Very bravado of him.

Doesn't look very broken up, does he? I am new to this thread, and three pages in I cannot look away. I hope they are caught, whoever it is.

 

[Bill Carson]

For those of you who are questioning why BB would drive back to Texas rather than fly----why does that make a difference? Do you somehow suspect he wasn't in Mississippi like he says he was? Wouldn't that be easy enough for LE to confirm? Help me out.

 

[KaaBoom]

Funny that caught YOUR eye, too. When I first noticed his hand motion when opening the police station door, I thought I remembered seeing footage of the church perp opening a door like that - hand kind of higher up on the door, with fingers in that same straight line. But for the life of me, I cannot find footage like that now. I thought I'd imagined it, but you are saying you saw something similar? Does anyone have a video that shows ALL of the footage of the perp? The ones I am finding now don't have it on there.

All the video the police released has been posted here multiple times.

 

[tehcloser]

If an emergency comes up, some airlines will offer a " bump" to others. If they take it they may get upgraded etc.

 

[Glammie]

Really. So all of the stories I've read about airlines overbooking flights are not true? They always have some empty seats?

I have seen it happen in person. I have seen southwest as an example ask passengers if anyone would voluntarily be moved to a different flight and allow someone who has a family emergency take their seat even on a full flight. There was s almost always a few kind souls in the bunch.

 

[texasgirl2]

I said that. It was after they related the 3 in one video. It is supposed to be what we saw but it seems. In addition to the times stamp missing, something else maybe as well. Like something that caught my eye before is not there now.

I'm sorry Glammie...I'm horrible with names!:blushing:

So it was in the footage released before they posted the "full version"?

 

[RANCH]

For those of you who are questioning why BB would drive back to Texas rather than fly----why does that make a difference? Do you somehow suspect he wasn't in Mississippi like he says he was? Wouldn't that be easy enough for LE to confirm? Help me out.

It doesn't make any difference to me.

I think that some want to question every single action that Brandon takes. Why, I'm not sure.

 

[meade]

I am 90% sure I know who did this from watching the videos in this thread, but I won't post because I understand there are rules in place. I'll just say that the walk/gait matches 100%.

 

[Dockins]

Really. So all of the stories I've read about airlines overbooking flights are not true? They always have some empty seats?

My husband is a captain at A large commercial US airline. There are not always seats available for emergencies. There are flight attendant and pilot jump seats available, but not for non-airline employees. A lot of times, even those ar full during peak travel seasons. Some airlines do not overbook. But, there are not empty seats on every flight.

 

[DexterMorgan]

I have no idea if they had any. But here is a list of things one church burglar was able to steal. I would guess that the Creekside Church has similar equipment inside it.



Church burglary suspect held on bond of $50,000

For those of you who are questioning why BB would drive back to Texas rather than fly----why does that make a difference? Do you somehow suspect he wasn't in Mississippi like he says he was? Wouldn't that be easy enough for LE to confirm? Help me out.

As long as he called the airlines to see if the 1.5 hr flight was possible and was leaving at a decent hour then ok.

If the plane only had a red eye and you can be home before via drive, Then cool. That makes sense.

 

[RANCH]

I have seen it happen in person. I have seen southwest as an example ask passengers if anyone would voluntarily be moved to a different flight and allow someone who has a family emergency take their seat even on a full flight. There was s almost always a few kind souls in the bunch.

That makes more sense than always leaving some seats empty just in case of a family emergency.

 

[KaaBoom]

I guess you can assume that but what do we know? We haven't heard from fishing buddy, could have been a lover for all we know.

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It has been reported, probably back in the first thread.

 

[MIKAYOYO]

I have seen it happen in person. I have seen southwest as an example ask passengers if anyone would voluntarily be moved to a different flight and allow someone who has a family emergency take their seat even on a full flight. There was s almost always a few kind souls in the bunch.

Of course theres always someone willing to fly standby but that doesn't mean there are always seatts availble for this purpuse.

 

[AmandaSkis]

On the first page of this thread, Tricia noted that we can discuss what Brandon has posted on his Facebook page.

Tricia also wrote that we can discuss other people, if they "have been named in mainstream media and you can logically put this person at the scene of the crime or can suggest they were somehow involved."

Some of us immediately took this as an opportunity to openly discuss some rather confusing statements and actions of BB.

Then on page 29, beach reminded us that, while the husband is often Suspect #1, "we just need to explore who else might have had a reason to want her dead."

I feel like we have generated enough theories that one of them must be the right one. If we look outside of the usual suspect and think that COD will show extreme violence, then who would want to kill Missy in that way?

Personal. Rage.

Jealousy?

Revenge?