Something is off here. Her father texted with her on April 13, but I wonder if it is confirmed that she was texting. It doesn't make sense that her husband wasn't concerned earlier than April 15.
The only thing I can think of is with opposite schedules, he may have worked Wednesday and Thursday and assumed she was in and out and they missed each other. A call from work on Friday may have been the first time he realized she hadn't been home.
FWIW, some police and FF/EMS work 12, 18 or 24 hour shifts and 2 days isn't a long time to not see each other.
I was wondering this as well. "Abandoned" sounds like it was ditched on the side of the road. Reading the stories in the press, it sounds as if it was parked, the way any other visitor would park. ???
Still, everyone has a phone, so it seems like something is off if they don't communicate for 2 days.
Where in northern Virginia is she from? And where in the state park was her car found? Has anyone created a map with points of interest such as home, job and found car? I would if I knew how. Thanks!
Some new photos were just shared on the Find Nicole FB page. Looks like she has some tattoos (one on her inner left wrist). I can't figure out how to link the photo post though.
Link to FB page. Scroll down for new photos: https://www.facebook.com/FindNicoleNow/
direct link to photo from the find FB page showing Nicole weight lifting. Note tattoo on wrist and partially visible tattoo on torso above ribs opposite side from wrist ink.
https://www.facebook.com/FindNicole...0.1460930329./489495557918763/?type=3&theater
http://www.newsplex.com/home/headlines/Fire-closes-trails-in-Shenandoah-National-Park-375993031.html
This link says there is a fire burning in the park. Im not lot local to the area ,but im wondering how close this is to where they are searching?
Still, everyone has a phone, so it seems like something is off if they don't communicate for 2 days.
this is true, but husband / wife still text or communicate in some way even when they work opposite shifts. it seems curious to me that her husband didn't find it odd that he hadn't heard from her in 2 days - especially a state trooper.
Disgusting. These are supposedly adults/colleagues posting but they sound like a bunch of preteens! Sorry, but this shows the sexism and harrassment that females still endure in the workplace. Asking for pics of NM, sickening...
Not necessarily. When my partner goes interstate for work, as he does frequently, we generally don't talk at all during that time. If we do it's usually just a quick update on the kids every two or three days. We just aren't like that. We're both unsentimental introverts who have little need to talk about anything unnecessary. We can sit in a room together for hours and barely say a word to each other. It's worked well for us for over 12 years now.
I admit that might be unusual (when my mother visits she gets texts and phonecalls constantly... it would honestly drive me up the wall), but it isn't an inevitable sign of trouble.
I have recently come to realise that there is a sadly large amount of men who view women as something less than human. A living sex-toy, kitchenhand and broodmare, basically, and nothing more. Never mind a woman's mind or soul or ambitions and dreams - they're unimportant compared to what a woman can do for a man in the kitchen and bedroom. This attitude is always most obvious when an attractive woman is in the news for literally any reason - her life is in danger or she's a bridesmaid to a royal or in between. It's frustrating. I'm actually pretty conservative but it would be nice for men to at least regard women as full human beings, especially in a case like this. /rant
Virginia State Police scour Shenandoah National Park for missing Woodbridge woman
http://www.fauquier.com/news/articl...enandoah_national_park_for_missing_woodbridge
"Before the car was found, the family launched a social media campaign to aid police. A Facebook post by her father was shared over 78,000 times by Sunday afternoon."
My understanding is that this married couple were simply doing what they normally did, which includes going to work. To normally go days without any communication suggests to me that there is something wrong in the marriage. Wouldn't they connect at least to make a plan for when they see each other again? ... a dinner plan? ... a quick update on what's going on in their lives? I suspect that this is a murder.
this is true, but husband / wife still text or communicate in some way even when they work opposite shifts. it seems curious to me that her husband didn't find it odd that he hadn't heard from her in 2 days - especially a state trooper.