It's true the reports and media only mention her splitboard, and nothing about gear he had, but I don't think he had skis. There's no way he climbed up the mountain and down, long after dark, for 20+ hours, carrying skis on his back, knowing it's too dangerous to ski down in the dark. No one...
@dotr Thanks for sharing this fascinating article! We learn more about the victim, the cold case reviewers, and the process to find justice. An excellent read.
Next time, please don't scare me with a huge photo of the rapist/murderer. What a terrifying look he has, even at 92 years old. 🫣
@beubeubeu I certainly don't consider her to be experienced with the mountaineering, she didn't have nearly enough time under her belt. I do consider TP to be experienced and he should have told her to leave her splitboard when things got rough (along with many other "shoulds" during this whole...
I'm a backcountry skier. I am not a mountaineer, so I don't combine the 2 sports. However, I have friends who do combine them. And as a former journalist, I have written about athletes who do this (including some who have made first skiing/snowboarding descents). I also have a very good friend...
The judge told the jurors they're now free to read the news, social media, etc., and talk with family and friends. Imagine what the jurors are going to think once they get home and find out about things they didn't know, including his guilty pleas right before trial for misleading police and...
It's too bad she wasn't reported until Jan. 4. Imagine what they might have found if they were called earlier.
Of course, the only reason they even found out on Jan. 4 is because her company was concerned about her and someone from work called police.
When I first read what Ana wrote on the box of champagne, I thought she was living the "fake it till you make it" philosophy. I imagine all l of us have done that, I certainly have. But once more news came out, the trial started, and evidence of how calm he was as he went about buying everything...
Let's hope the jury includes thoughtful people like we have here. Many of you have brought up points about premeditation that didn’t occur to me. I have no doubt, but it's important to be able to address doubts jurors may rightfully have.
We take off our shoes when we come inside, as do guests. The exception: when everyone is dressed up for dinner parties, celebrations, etc. Then we all wear shoes because it's part of being all dressed up! But when everyone leaves, we put on slippers while doing the minimal cleanup necessary...
In my own experience of knowing narcissistic con artists like BW, I think he will testify. After all, he thinks he's the smartest person in the room...and beyond.
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