marlywings
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The speculation won't stop until we have more information. That's just how it rolls with these cases.
Kind of like the old circle in a spiral thing...lol.
The speculation won't stop until we have more information. That's just how it rolls with these cases.
Hey 543, :seeya:
I'm a bit confused here. Why would Gerard turn off the phone? Do you mean if he was really guilty? So my understanding is that he's innocent and that's why he didn't turn off the phone. Is that right?
Firstly you say;
And then you say;
Urrgghh 543, you are really confusing me. :floorlaugh:
It took months to get the toxicology report back when my boys dad died. But his was an accidental death. I'm sure that in cases where criminal activity is involved these would be rushed up the queue? Great for those, but sucky for those of us who have/had to wait.Hawkins was the man on this. Most things incl DNA two weeks but some toxicology tests could take up to months
I think that the husband is innocent.
I am so laughing....I think what 543 means (im guessing)...lol is :-
She thinks there is nothing on the phone that is of significance (no calls or photos etc).
Though, thinks finding the phone, is significant.
Maybe she doesn't realise, that unless there is something of significance on that phone, then the phone is somewhat insignificant....Which is quite the contrary.
:rocker::
:floorlaugh::floorlaugh:
For reasons only known to myself I have just poured myself a big glass of wine!
I am so laughing....I think what 543 means (im guessing)...lol is :-
She thinks there is nothing on the phone that is of significance (no calls or photos etc).
Though, thinks finding the phone, is significant.
Maybe she doesn't realise, that unless there is something of significance on that phone, then the phone is somewhat insignificant....Which is quite the contrary.
I think that the husband is innocent....I would just like to understand how and why people think that he's not. The phone ... it's obvious....he would turn it off!! Maybe I'm missing something here....that's why I asked.
I really believe that the phone has nothing of significance on it....because she had no time to react...she was probably dead by the time she hit the ground...and the phone went flying...hence no one can find the phone!!
The significance of finding the phone is exactly where poor Allison passed away and will proove how she died...eg...the phone is 3 to 5 meters from the road in bush with possibly some disturbance of gravel. Sigh...it's been a while...so the disturbance has gone already by other people pulling over, etc.
The phone is of great significance.
:rocker::
:floorlaugh::floorlaugh:
For reasons only known to myself I have just poured myself a big glass of wine!
With his business going down the gurgler before the case even started, I dont know how he could prove he was defamed. Ladies in here (mums from the girls school) stipulating that he flirted with them overtly, to the point of them feeling uncomfortable and that many of those ladies husbands, viewed him as a tool. Although hurtful to him, I doubt, we could have defamed him anymore, than he already defamed himself.
Race,race,race all day. Finally get to the end and I have got to go to bed : (
Oh hawkins you little tease you. I'm guessing we won't hear back from you until after we hear something in the news. I am feeling really uneasy about your comment though,kind of sick in my stomach. How I'll sleep anyway I'm not sure now.
I have avoided replying to 543.....Do you know your numbers are really close to initials of people we are discussing, just pointing out a coincidence.
You are all on fire tonight and I have LOVED reading pretty much all of tonights posts. Please slow down though, I have things I have got to get done tomorrow : ) Night all x
I thought that 543's theory is that if the husband was the culprit he would switch the phone off. If it was a random attacker or a hit and run the phone would bounce away somewhere and they couldn't find it to switch it off.
Personally I can't see how this theory rules anybody out.
I thought that 543's theory is that if the husband was the culprit he would switch the phone off. If it was a random attacker or a hit and run the phone would bounce away somewhere and they couldn't find it to switch it off.
Personally I can't see how this theory rules anybody out.
Hi 543
Thanks for your comments, what do you think happened to Allison? When did she die? How did she die and how did she get to Kholo Creek? I would appreciate your perspective on this.
Thanks
Oh I pictured you being somewhere nearbygoodnight!
Care to share? Pass the bottle. :floorlaugh:
CCCC.....Laughing.....What do you want me to say?
It doesnt rule anyone out....Anyone could have left the phone on, be it, me you, Campbell Newman, GBC, NBC etc....LOL I don't think for a minute that it was a hit and run.
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