Loveallmyhorsesdogsandcats
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Correct, both names have to be on the account to access it. We have joint savings/checking, which is a good thing as I have not worked in 30 years.Correct me if I am wrong, but I think even if you are married, you still have to have a joint account (with both names on it) to be authorized to withdraw funds from it. Especially after the death of the account holder. I think the account owner (obviously while alive) can apply to have a person added, but it's a complicated process. Even PoA doesn't trump these laws.
Banks are very strict about this.
Because there have not been any other tips, leads, eye witness accounts that lead to other suspects. Statistics show most homicides are committed by someone that the victim knows, not by a stranger. This is not a case of a square peg fitting in a round hole. If he is witness protection why are they putting forth all this effort to search the preserve, involving his father in the search? That is a lot of unnecessary and effort and expense just for show, and who are they protecting him from? I can't make sense of this.Serious question, is there a good reason that we are not considering that others could be involved?
I realize we are confined here to discuss only Brian, as a person of interest and indicted on a debit card charge.
But as a forum based on justice for Gabby, is it possible to consider and theorize that the ultimate finding of justice might include OTHERS that we are either unaware of or only allowed to poke around the edges of? Opinions only, within the guidelines?
This case doesn't seem nearly as weird to me, if Brian is innocent or in witness protection. And yes, I get how very unlikely that is, but if either of those IS the case, this situation makes perfect sense, to me. Moo!!!
Otherwise, yes, if he is guilty it is quite the square peg in a round hole. IMO! KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid) or not, it sure is unusual. IMO, JMO, MOO-sometimes outloud.
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