nursebeeme
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thanks to eyes4crime and laytonian for the timelines here at websleuths.
you guys go above and beyond. thank you.
you guys go above and beyond. thank you.
I'm not picking at you a bit; I thought we were exchanging ideas. If it's wrong to propose a different view, I guess I'm wrong a lot around here when I comment on a statement.
Okay sorry I wasn't more specific. Midnight 10/11 reported missing, a couple of days before = Saturday at midnight he is gone, which is over the weekend by one day. I should have said I think he was gone by Saturday night because of the state of rigor. Of course Stephanie could have been lying about the state of his body when she tried to give him cpr too.
The only issue I have with May 4th is PS says she saw him on the 5th. I want to believe she is not lying.
But really, as far as I know they killed him the first night and buried him before PS left town and she helped. I feel like you are picking at me. Is it because I think the date my 4th date might be a mistake by whoever typed up the charging documents?
I only have a theory and an opinion and a time line to go by. I really have no facts as LE has said the statements are not thorough or necessarily correct.
I am very new to posting and am already nervous about doing it. Probably time to go back to lurking.
did anyone else notice that she didn't mention she was afraid of NS in the pc affadavit? "Stephanie told us she never got medical attention for Ethan, even though she knew medical attention was needed." (pg3)
http://www.abc4.com/media/lib/5/c/6...7e69229a/Probable_Cause_Stephanie_C_Sloop.pdf
I did not see one word in there that said she was afraid. :furious:
thanks to eyes4crime and laytonian for the timelines here at websleuths.
you guys go above and beyond. thank you.
I hadn't even thought of that mama but you are right. I really think it all starts with her.
Okay sorry I wasn't more specific. Midnight 10/11 reported missing, a couple of days before = Saturday at midnight he is gone, which is over the weekend by one day. I should have said I think he was gone by Saturday night because of the state of rigor. Of course Stephanie could have been lying about the state of his body when she tried to give him cpr too.
The only issue I have with May 4th is PS says she saw him on the 5th. I want to believe she is not lying.
But really, as far as I know they killed him the first night and buried him before PS left town and she helped. I feel like you are picking at me. Is it because I think the date my 4th date might be a mistake by whoever typed up the charging documents?
I only have a theory and an opinion and a time line to go by. I really have no facts as LE has said the statements are not thorough or necessarily correct.
I am very new to posting and am already nervous about doing it. Probably time to go back to lurking.
pg 4 of SS prob cuse stmt:
paragraph one SS told us that she did not get medical attn for Ethan because Nate would harm her if she tried to do so.
Not that I believe her...:snooty: but it is stated in the docs.:angel:
ETA and monkeymama
I didn't put in my post that she went to sleep... (wasn't in the probable cause statement)
However, the fact that on Mother's day, 9 May 2010 she
-at 3am woke up to check her son (who has already been obviously beaten)
-at 5 am makes a trip to the pharmacy
-at 530 am when she 'gets back' according to her to find Nathan calm and awake saying her baby is dead
-and than 30 or so hours reports him missing
well, as cold hearted as all of that is.. I am sure the @#$%^ found some time in there to sleep.
pg 4 of SS prob cuse stmt:
paragraph one SS told us that she did not get medical attn for Ethan because Nate would harm her if she tried to do so.
Not that I believe her...:snooty: but it is stated in the docs.:angel:
ETA and monkeymama
pg 4 of SS prob cuse stmt:
paragraph one SS told us that she did not get medical attn for Ethan because Nate would harm her if she tried to do so.
Not that I believe her...:snooty: but it is stated in the docs.:angel:
ETA and monkeymama
Jaxson, there have been times when I've felt picked on, too, but I couldn't tell you whether I really was being picked on or if I was misinterpreting disagreeing viewpoints. I've never been able to tell.
But I do know this -- sometimes, when emotions are running high (like in Ethan's case here), it's easy for a lot of us to get away from ourselves. And it might be recognizable, because normally, we are slow-tempered, respectful posters. Sometimes, the stress and pressure is too much.
No matter what exchanges we have here, though, I do want to encourage you to please continue to contribute your thoughts and opinions. If a thread gets to be too much, step away from it a while and try again later. I have to do that quite often myself, and it always helps.
hmmmm tough decision here,
1. I get harmed but I save my son.
2. I just go along so I don't get harmed, so what if my son dies, after all I can always have another baby!
oh my goodness what's a hot momma to do :waitasec:
VB
I wasn't cruising for a compliment when I mentioned that I'd just updated the Koecher timeline; it's just that the meaningful little details keep streaming in, and when one comes in, it often changes something else.
eyes4crime - I know how hard it is, and how much everyone will depend on you. It's going to get harder and harder to repost the timeline..and then try to go back and edit previous editions. They grow and they grow.
I can walk you through putting it on a free google website, if that will help. You don't have to do the html like I've done on the Koecher timeline; you can just paste in the text, and it will format itself.
Just a suggestion, from someone who's been there...and is still there
I think you're absolutely right. It's easy to project the feelings of anger you have about a case (especially a horrific one like this), onto the words you see on the screen.
If someone disagrees with something I've posted, I don't see it as a personal attack. It's just them disagreeing with my words. That's part of sleuthing, discussing, figuring things out, IMO. I might disagree with them and we haggle a bit ... but in the end, that's how some of us have figured out some important details in the Koecher case.
Or maybe we just didn't understand each other. Rather than laboring under a misconception, isn't it better to ask?
And for the newbies: there's a feature here (under User CP) called "ignore". It helps keep peace on the forum.
hmmmm tough decision here,
1. I get harmed but I save my son.
2. I just go along so I don't get harmed, so what if my son dies, after all I can always have another baby!
oh my goodness what's a hot momma to do :waitasec:
VB