AZ AZ - Allison Feldman, 31, Scottsdale, 18 Feb 2015 #2

[colette]

I agree. I sure wish we knew what happened in between Valentine's Day when she posted that FB photo and the time she was found dead. Strange there is no trace of that anywhere online when normally she posted about nearly every little thing.

Sometimes holidays, especially ones like Valentine's day can cause problems because of expectations people have and the stress associated with it all.

 

[colette]

That occurred to me...only there should be some communication on her phone.
But it is too weird that the night she sends him home...she is murdered. Jmo

We actually don't know what communication she had with other people on that phone. LE does but we may not know of other calls or texts. Also she could have made plans in person with someone from work or the gym ect.

 

[MissD]

Technical question:

Is it considered "sleuthing" to just come right out and say who you think did it? Without saying why or anything about them other than you think they're the guilty party?

TIA

 

[Luvrosco]

That occurred to me...only there should be some communication on her phone.
But it is too weird that the night she sends him home...she is murdered. Jmo

I know it's wierd.

 

[MissD]

Sometimes holidays, especially ones like Valentine's day can cause problems because of expectations people have and the stress associated with it all.

Yes Colette! This is so true. I have read that Valentine's Day is the most profitable day there is for Private Investigators as well, because so many of their clients suspect their spouses of seeing lovers, exes, mistress, etc.

I have had my own disappointments too. So I can definitely relate.

I remember one time when an old boyfriend gave me orange roses on Valentine's Day. It spoiled the day for me because to me red means I love you.

Yes I know I'm hard to please. That's why I'm single.

:laughing:

 

[Bernina]

Technical question:

Is it considered "sleuthing" to just come right out and say who you think did it? Without saying why or anything about them other than you think they're the guilty party?

TIA

Sleuthing is when you dig into a person's background and put it out here, that this person (post name) had the method, motive, opportunity, and this is why.
Posting, "Hey y'all, I think it was the butler", not actually putting a name out there, is ok, from what I've seen the last few years, but never go into specifics.
It would probably be a good idea to check the "rules" just in case.

 

[MissD]

To be perfectly honest, I would have been disappointed to have received that little grocery store bunch of Tulips we saw in the photo. They seem like an "after thought". Not like a first romantic Valentine's Day spent together by two people very much in love.

I know some may not agree but I'm just being honest about my own feelings. Red roses are the traditional Valentine's Day flower of ultimate love and romance.

Guys really need to go to Charm School to learn these things.

 

[MissD]

Sleuthing is when you dig into a person's background and put it out here, that this person (post name) had the method, motive, opportunity, and this is why.
Posting, "Hey y'all, I think it was the butler", not actually putting a name out there, is ok, from what I've seen the last few years, but never go into specifics.
It would probably be a good idea to check the "rules" just in case.

LOL! Thanks! Well, I don't think it's really necessary for me to say. Or I suppose I could just put it in my signature.

:fence:

 

[MissD]

Sleuthing is when you dig into a person's background and put it out here, that this person (post name) had the method, motive, opportunity, and this is why.
Posting, "Hey y'all, I think it was the butler", not actually putting a name out there, is ok, from what I've seen the last few years, but never go into specifics.
It would probably be a good idea to check the "rules" just in case.

Remember in Adrienne's case when I said I thought it was the Cab Guy and he showed up? Talk about creepy!!!

:gaah:

 

[colette]

To be perfectly honest, I would have been disappointed to have received that little grocery store bunch of Tulips we saw in the photo. They seem like an "after thought". Not like a first romantic Valentine's Day spent together by two people very much in love.

We really don't know whether she or he bought them. Maybe she got no flowers?

 

[tarabull]

Re: Valentine's....maybe she got a Tiffany bracelet???

:dunno:

 

[MissD]

We really don't know whether she or he bought them. Maybe she got no flowers?

Your post just made me realize what it was about that Valentine's Day photo that made me think it was strange, as in staged or something.

It didn't look like something she would do. It didn't look like a photo she would have posted.

In fact....that's what it is! I don't think I've ever really thought Allison was the one who posted that Valentine's Day photo at 12:02 February 14th, 2015.

I think someone else did.

 

[MissD]

Re: Valentine's....maybe she got a Tiffany bracelet???

:dunno:

I think from photos we've seen in her FB account she already had one. Doubtful he would have given her another one. But interesting thought, however.

 

[tarabull]

I think from photos we've seen in her FB account she already had one. Doubtful he would have given her another one. But interesting thought, however.

But maybe it's not/it wasn't from HIM...

 

[MissD]

I need to get ready for the photo shoot now.

Wish me luck.

:drumroll:

 

[MissD]

But maybe it's not/it wasn't from HIM...

Hmmmmmm..........that is very thought provoking.

:thinking:

 

[tarabull]

I need to get ready for the photo shoot now.

Wish me luck.

:drumroll:

:shamrock:

Good luck MissD

:thewave:

 

[Ibiz]

We actually don't know what communication she had with other people on that phone. LE does but we may not know of other calls or texts. Also she could have made plans in person with someone from work or the gym ect.

Thank you.

Could this be that secret suspect that want the warrant for?

 

[colette]

Thank you.

Could this be that secret suspect that want the warrant for?

Sure, why not? I wonder how that panned out for LE.

 

[Sillybilly]

About the sleuthing,I think TOS says no to victims families. But I'm not sure about others that have had a close relationship to the victim that aren't family. KWIM

I posted in regard to this yesterday, and I think this will answer your question:

http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...her-Scottsdale-home-2&p=11699864#post11699864