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**************When I watched the Police cam the cop noticed a big scratch on BL’s hand. He was facing the Cop and it would have been his left hand. How would Gabby scratch him that hard to get him to stop while he isn’t pulling over for the Cop since his left hand is by the driver side door? She isn’t that tall? I wish the Police would have taken her to an ER for an evaluation and him also! His scratches would have been pictured!
Remember:
You must have probable cause for a search warrant I.E. a crime committed.
In this case, no crime has been discovered.
Excellent analysis. The stress of a long distance, off the grid, hand to mouth rough ride isn't the kind of adventure a therapist would recommend for a patient suffering with an anxiety disorder.I like the aliens theory (always the best answer)…so yeah he appears to be at fault for something or at least he thinks he is at fault for something. The bodycam footage answers some questions but raises many others.
And did anyone else have an issue with the immediate assumption by the cops that he was the abuser? My wife noticed this before I did….They sat him in the direct sun while interrogating him and put her in the safe, shaded squad car…until they saw that he had visible injuries (and she didn’t) and especially after their stories matched (about who hit who and who was the aggressor). The officer admitted on camera that technically he should have charged her with DV.
Eyewitnesses at the previous location (that called in about their public disturbance) reported his actions as more ‘defensive’ than ‘offensive’. That’s important.
She was only let off because the supervisor didn’t understand why HE was the victim even though he just arrived on scene with little info.
And then this supervisor asks the officer to do something I’ve never heard of to the ‘now suspected aggressor’ (and I listen to legal cases for a living): to ask what her INTENT was in hitting him? Hitting him because he wouldn’t stop telling her to call down…WTF?
And not only that, he asked her this in the most blatantly ‘leading’ manner (basically warns/tells her how to answer so she doesn’t get in trouble).
My first impressions is that she is mentally troubled (aggressive, admits to being on medication, describes herself as OCD and thinks herself as mean). He seems embarrassed and overwhelmed/confused by all of it. He’s got all the physical injuries/scratches etc, reported witnesses to his defensive position in the fight and yet still says he’s fine, he loves her, doesn’t want her to get in trouble. Men don’t want to admit when a woman is aggressive to them.
But there’s definitely the possibility he cracked and this wasn’t typical behavior (relatives reported no red flags with him after years in the relationship) and maybe he did something unforgivable.
Whether that was physical violence (accidental or not) or abandonment, his lawyer obviously feels that he needs to clam up for now.
And yes, I want to know where she is and if she is ok, especially after the double murders two days later in the same area.
I can't listen right now myself, I only read the articleI'm in public without headphones, anything new?
Just because we've bandied about so many different scenarios that my brain is mush:
Is there any world in which he WOULDN'T know where he last saw her?
I’m sure he wasn’t thinking when he sent that. Both Yellowstone and Yosemite start with a Y so he might of slipped up.
He told the officer that the scratch was from a wire not Gabby. There was one on his upper right arm that the officer saw. Brian indicated he was not aware of that one. I noticed in earlier photos how short GP's fingernails were and I'm thinking it took a lot of force to break the skin. Just an observation.When I watched the Police cam the cop noticed a big scratch on BL’s hand. He was facing the Cop and it would have been his left hand. How would Gabby scratch him that hard to get him to stop while he isn’t pulling over for the Cop since his left hand is by the driver side door? She isn’t that tall? I wish the Police would have taken her to an ER for an evaluation and him also! His scratches would have been pictured!
Not good. We were there over the summer and have Verizon plus AT&T phones. At Grand Teton NP we were able to get some brief reception on Jenny Lake. Besides that, it was a struggle to even be able to find one bar to search things in the GPS.I wonder what the reliability of that coverage is. For instance, I have "coverage" at my house, but it's 1 bar. Most of my calls are over WiFi because it's so unreliable.
Is this current? I'm not seeing them on Flight Radar.Do we know if anyone else is missing out of Yosemite? I ask this because right now there are 3 helicopters doing circles in and around it. Could they be looking for her?
Yes I agree.I agree completely. There are a lot of devil's advocates on this thread. She's missing. If he didn't do anything wrong, he could have just said so. All he had to do was cooperate and be helpful. Everything he is doing screams guilt, so if he IS innocent and this case goes cold w/no body, he is going to end up being treated like Casey Anthony, as much as I hate that case being mentioned yet again.
Imo, he is acting guilty bc he is.
Brian told the officer that it wasn't from Gabby. I think he said it was from a wire? The officer took a picture of it too, just to be thorough (he reassured Brian he would mark it as a prior injury).When I watched the Police cam the cop noticed a big scratch on BL’s hand. He was facing the Cop and it would have been his left hand. How would Gabby scratch him that hard to get him to stop while he isn’t pulling over for the Cop since his left hand is by the driver side door? She isn’t that tall? I wish the Police would have taken her to an ER for an evaluation and him also! His scratches would have been pictured!
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Using common legal sense, is not the same as having basic human decency. The latter is nonexistent here.
This is not normal behavior.