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Smiley's fiance Robb Simmons said the word of the boy's decease gave the house less desire for Smiley This is really garbled and insulting sounding......
Thought folks might find this interesting. Or may just BIZARRE:
http://www.aegee-nis.com/2010/03/search-for-missing-mom-shantina-smiley_19.html
Freak out: "The seek for a missing mom Shantina Smiley resumed today, a day after the body of her puppyish son was constitute clean up on a beach of General's Puget Safe...."
(just a snippet of the weirdness)
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Smiley's fiance Robb Simmons said the word of the boy's decease gave the house less desire for Smiley This is really garbled and insulting sounding......
Do you have a link for that statement. Thanks
Smiley's fiance Robb Simmons said the word of the boy's decease gave the house less desire for Smiley This is really garbled and insulting sounding......
I believe she is referring to and quoting from a very poorly translated blog about the case that was linked to one page back.
Here is the link:Do you have a link for that statement. Thanks
Well, it pertains to the case, and is about the case, but worded bizarrely due to having been run through an auto-translation software. But I know what you mean, it is as jumbled as the case now is. I am not the kind of person who usually gets obsessed with these kinds of stories. This one grabbed me, and I don't know why. I almost feel it is hard to say goodbye to Shantina and Azriel. I keep wanting some closure, some new shocking fact...Maybe this is what people mean when they say - there is nothing left to sleuth - this link is irrelevant to anything in the case. MOO MHO
true true trueWell, it pertains to the case, and is about the case, but worded bizarrely due to having been run through an auto-translation software. But I know what you mean, it is as jumbled as the case now is. I am not the kind of person who usually gets obsessed with these kinds of stories. This one grabbed me, and I don't know why. I almost feel it is hard to say goodbye to Shantina and Azriel. I keep wanting some closure, some new shocking fact...
Well, it pertains to the case, and is about the case, but worded bizarrely due to having been run through an auto-translation software. But I know what you mean, it is as jumbled as the case now is. I am not the kind of person who usually gets obsessed with these kinds of stories. This one grabbed me, and I don't know why. I almost feel it is hard to say goodbye to Shantina and Azriel. I keep wanting some closure, some new shocking fact...
Back at ya eyes4crime. It's great to have someone with your knowledge on here as well. This is another very interesting case, I've been going back and reading more and more. It's interesting that in the beg. pages I had posted and asked if it was possible if there was a 3rd party that could be involved (ie another man) and got shot down, so I didn't think much more of it, seems like it could still be a possibility.
As for the body turning up, that's a lot of water and a lot of area where it could have surfaced and landed without having been found yet. Bodies disappear off the coast all the time never to be found again or end up on a beach somewhere along the way that is discovered for months and months because of the remote nature. She could still be submerged as cold water certainly slows things way down, she could be somewhere where she just hasn't been seen yet, so many variables. The dogs not indicating that she walked out from there certainly points to the water, but they could be wrong, it does happen.
Yes, thanks for these fine words!!!BBM
Sometimes it is very hard to say 'goodbye' to a case - but you have to remember this case will be on WS forever, as will the threads and comments. It can and will be revived in a second when and if shantina washes up on shore.
Interesting isn't it - how sleuthing brings us into the personal lives of others, the bad and the good - most of which the person would never have shared with strangers. Often, it feels invasive, and I find myself very protective of the victims and family. This case, in particular, is very sad because addiction is a life time battle with a disease that never goes away. Just like cancer, it affects virtually everyone in the person's life. I find this case very tragic.
BBM
Sometimes it is very hard to say 'goodbye' to a case - but you have to remember this case will be on WS forever, as will the threads and comments. It can and will be revived in a second when and if shantina washes up on shore.
Interesting isn't it - how sleuthing brings us into the personal lives of others, the bad and the good - most of which the person would never have shared with strangers. Often, it feels invasive, and I find myself very protective of the victims and family. This case, in particular, is very sad because addiction is a life time battle with a disease that never goes away. Just like cancer, it affects virtually everyone in the person's life. I find this case very tragic.
You bring up a very good point. I love reading the old cases. However, it stinks that almost every link is no longer there yet they cannot be quoted in there entirety because of copyright laws. Sometimes the article is there but the pictures are gone. Frustrating! Sorry OT!
That is a nice way to show your loyalty. :angel::dance:That is very frustrating - the stories and pics are updated and no longer match what has been written!
There are cases I can't say 'goodbye' to and I am forever bumping, bumping them up to first page. There ar some 56 pages of cases on the missing and in my heart, I can't let go of a few - can't stand that they even get to page two. So for me, bump bump bump to bring them front and center is how I show my loyalty. :angel: