I am not joking.
The whole beach location has been something that was unclear from the beginning.
The first reports claimed they went swimming behind the former Nanki Country Club.
Then it was mentioned Robyn allegedly drowned while snorkeling at Baby Beach.
Then it was mentioned they had went swimming at Rodgers beach.
Then it was mentioned they went swimming between Rogers Beach and Baby Beach.
Then two months later someone made a video of "rocky point" and since then it has been assumed that is where Giordano claims they went snorkeling.
You said the whole area is the same (as in rocks) but how then does that fit witnesses who have seen them walking the shoreline, if it is just jagged rocks how could Robyn walk the shoreline there on high heels or barefoot?
Then there are witnesses who claim the towels of Robyn and Giordano were on the beach and her dress aside from the towels on the beach, if it is all rocks how could anyone be lying there even when using a towel?
You keep referring to Babybeach while as far as I know they were at the southern part of Rodgers Beach, that is not just rocks, there are area's of rocks, but since there are area's of sand too, why does ABC show the rocks only, why would anyone assume they must have walked over these jagged rocks while they could have walked in the sand?
Then I see footage of the re enactment, and I see no rocks, it is green and sand in the re enactment.
Here is a picture of the area, you have been there, can you point out to me where in your opinion they went into the sea? TIA
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I am not joking.
The whole beach location has been something that was unclear from the beginning.
The first reports claimed they went swimming behind the former Nanki Country Club.
Then it was mentioned Robyn allegedly drowned while snorkeling at Baby Beach.
Then it was mentioned they had went swimming at Rodgers beach.
Then it was mentioned they went swimming between Rogers Beach and Baby Beach.
Then two months later someone made a video of "rocky point" and since then it has been assumed that is where Giordano claims they went snorkeling.
You said the whole area is the same (as in rocks) but how then does that fit witnesses who have seen them walking the shoreline, if it is just jagged rocks how could Robyn walk the shoreline there on high heels or barefoot?
Then there are witnesses who claim the towels of Robyn and Giordano were on the beach and her dress aside from the towels on the beach, if it is all rocks how could anyone be lying there even when using a towel?
You keep referring to Babybeach while as far as I know they were at the southern part of Rodgers Beach, that is not just rocks, there are area's of rocks, but since there are area's of sand too, why does ABC show the rocks only, why would anyone assume they must have walked over these jagged rocks while they could have walked in the sand?
Then I see footage of the re enactment, and I see no rocks, it is green and sand in the re enactment.
Here is a picture of the area, you have been there, can you point out to me where in your opinion they went into the sea? TIA
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The first report said she cut her foot IN the water, if true, what difference does the shoreline make? Conflicting reports confuse.I am not joking.
The whole beach location has been something that was unclear from the beginning.
The first reports claimed they went swimming behind the former Nanki Country Club.
Then it was mentioned Robyn allegedly drowned while snorkeling at Baby Beach.
Then it was mentioned they had went swimming at Rodgers beach.
Then it was mentioned they went swimming between Rogers Beach and Baby Beach.
Then two months later someone made a video of "rocky point" and since then it has been assumed that is where Giordano claims they went snorkeling.
You said the whole area is the same (as in rocks) but how then does that fit witnesses who have seen them walking the shoreline, if it is just jagged rocks how could Robyn walk the shoreline there on high heels or barefoot?
Then there are witnesses who claim the towels of Robyn and Giordano were on the beach and her dress aside from the towels on the beach, if it is all rocks how could anyone be lying there even when using a towel?
You keep referring to Babybeach while as far as I know they were at the southern part of Rodgers Beach, that is not just rocks, there are area's of rocks, but since there are area's of sand too, why does ABC show the rocks only, why would anyone assume they must have walked over these jagged rocks while they could have walked in the sand?
Then I see footage of the re enactment, and I see no rocks, it is green and sand in the re enactment.
Here is a picture of the area, you have been there, can you point out to me where in your opinion they went into the sea? TIA
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Thank you Lambchop, is it correct that according to you the spot where they allegedly went into the sea acc. to Giordano is B?
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They were 100 yrds from the Reef Restaurant...is this information correct?
Thank you Lambchop, is it correct that according to you the spot where they allegedly went into the sea acc. to Giordano is B?
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It would be good if totally neutral commentators had to give their unbiased point of views.
To continually have media talking heads and selective commentators weighing in with what is clearly a rehearsed interview does nothing to help a victim.
What I found very interesting about the ABC interview was how different parts of that same interview can be extracted.
For instance--Dr. Welner had explained that when you are on national T.V, being interviewed, your freedom in jeopardy, and so much hanging on every word, it would be hard to read too much into his tone.
Furthermore Dr. Welner also mentioned that in his experience you may not see remorse, sadness, caring in Giordano until is "all over".
.....The refusal to even consider another point of view about Giordano's guilt or innocence has made me determined to see both sides of this issue. Strange, because when I first read about this , I was with everyone else here in thinking he was guilty. The more time that went by without a body, proof of foul play, and GG's ultimate release I began to wonder. Then with his first interview I felt he answered the questions adequately enough to convince me it "may have been an accident". I guess I find it hard to believe nothing anyone can say will even make a dent in the definitive guilt of GG. It does however make one question the credibility of those views.
Expressing our viewpoint is what this forum is about, so I will continue to do my best to see both sides. LOL!!!! SLEUTH ON:soldier::twocents:
If GG did not have such a shady past, then I would be much more open to his possible innocence. But his past incidents with women, many of them vindictive, bizarre, and violent, and his past brushes with the law, which include forgery and extortion and lying/stealing, all together, they spell trouble for him. What are the chances that his story, with all of the inconsistencies and oddities, is true?
I hear ya, Katydid,and his past is troublesome. What is the chance that his story is true??....who knows, his past has come back to haunt him that's for sure. I guess I wonder with his past as such, why his anger, now ,at 50 would result in murder. If in fact he was prone to violence toward women to the point of murder, was RG someone he was that emotionally invested in to set him off like that.:waitasec:
how many times have I heard that the Arubans would know things, you know info, rumours
Not true or at least I am hearing nothing
But i will tell you, according to them, there are many areas in the general location of robyns disappearance that is very accessable JMO
What I found very interesting about the ABC interview was how different parts of that same interview can be extracted.
For instance--Dr. Welner had explained that when you are on national T.V, being interviewed, your freedom in jeopardy, and so much hanging on every word, it would be hard to read too much into his tone.
Furthermore Dr. Welner also mentioned that in his experience you may not see remorse, sadness, caring in Giordano until is "all over".
.....The refusal to even consider another point of view about Giordano's guilt or innocence has made me determined to see both sides of this issue. Strange, because when I first read about this , I was with everyone else here in thinking he was guilty. The more time that went by without a body, proof of foul play, and GG's ultimate release I began to wonder. Then with his first interview I felt he answered the questions adequately enough to convince me it "may have been an accident". I guess I find it hard to believe nothing anyone can say will even make a dent in the definitive guilt of GG. It does however make one question the credibility of those views.
Expressing our viewpoint is what this forum is about, so I will continue to do my best to see both sides. LOL!!!! SLEUTH ON:soldier::twocents:
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