As far as I can tell his story does match the facts, such as they are known. If there was a major discrepancy they would have charged him, the fact that they didn't charge him was an implicit admission that the story was plausible, irrespective of all the media stories.
His story matches the facts? That GG took Robyn "snorkeling" when she was, according to GG, under the influence of sleeping pills and vodka? That he took Robyn "snorkeling" when it was close to sundown? That he took Robyn "snorkeling" in an area that was
not a recommended snorkeling area?
And all of this, after GG made a visit to the dive shop, and
did not bother to ask their advice on where to go "snorkeling". And, after he
did not secure appropriate snorkeling gear for Robyn.
Strange too, don't you think, that GG claims in one of the interviews that he had flippers but Robyn
did not have flippers. Why do you think that is? And how do you explain that even though GG claims he had flippers, he
did not wear them, strangely choosing instead, to wear heavy leather athletic shoes to snorkel in? Sounds rather convenient don't you think, that he could then claim that those shoes he chose to wear "weighed him down" to the point that he had to come to shore and leave Robyn to drown?
How do you explain, btw, that he didn't rush to shore, remove his shoes, then return to save Robyn ?
Oh, that's right, the water was so rough he had to "save himself", or was it his shoes???
What does all of this add up to? Very convenient, that's what, for someone who wants to make sure that their partner drowns.
Most of the so called "witness statements" that have been trotted out by the media appear to have been news to LE as well, so most (and likely all) should be taken with a grain of salt.
News to LE? I'll say. They believed at first that it was an accidental drowning, until they started getting statements from witnesses and found out differently. That is definitely news.
The facts are, that no witnesses saw them go in the water. The only witnesses claimed that they saw them leave and not go in the water.
No witnesses said that GG seemed frantic or worried or concerned, or that he was trying to really find her. To the contrary.
The only witnesses, and there were a couple despite you wanting to admit as much, saw them drive away without getting in the water, and didn't see them return after they drove away. Which tells me, that GG arrived back at that point, just long enough to throw Robyn's things out on the d*** rocks and "run" up to the restaurant while going at the pace of something out of the Night of the Living Dead to "get help".
The fact that they didn't charge him is an admission that the story is plausible? There were major discrepancies which is why he was arrested and imprisoned for four months. His story must not have seemed plausible to LE or they wouldn't have been able to hold him.
And most of the witness statements are just that, they are witnesses to the events that happened that day, they are people who gave statements to ALE. Whether ALE took the statements that same day or 2,3,4, or 5 days later is irrelevant. Just because what they say discredits GG, and just because you don't like it, doesn't mean they aren't reliable witnesses.
If there was certainty that the body would be washed up and would be found, then he would be charged. But the truth is that it would "probably" do those things but just as easily not do those things. Looking at the prevailing winds and currents in that area it is obvious that is a real possibility. And just FYI, a flat sea means a sustained off shore wind. Calm conditions on the water are more likely to take a body out to sea than onto shore, and once it gets into the local currents it could end up anywhere in central america.
And this? With all due respect, it sounds so much like Baez BS I won't even go there. jmo