idk Nurses are co dependent , not all but good lot of them. Maybe it was just the boy. Just a thought out there.Why would she do this and not just leave and take all of her children with her??
idk Nurses are co dependent , not all but good lot of them. Maybe it was just the boy. Just a thought out there.Why would she do this and not just leave and take all of her children with her??
no It relates to the hit on the car by dog- could have been drugs. Sorry for not stating that.Ok. And were they secretly spiriting away a small child as part of this monthly car tow drug transport? I'm not sure how that relates to the Isa case.
Withdrawing can cause a variety of very unpleasant symptoms including sweating.They wouldn't sweat on benzo's would they? I have taken valium and xanax prescribed to me, but I never sweat on them. I just slept (like heaven!!), I didn't abuse them, so I don't know what happens if you take large doses. I asked because Pax said SC would be sweaty and have more overt signs if he was an abuser.
no It relates to the hit on the car by dog- could have been drugs. Sorry for not stating that.
No there has been no statement at all about what the dogs hit on. They took a pillow and carpet from the abandoned car. Could have been drugs could have been cadaver. Since I don't know any more than what le lets out it is all theory and jmo at the time I thinking down that line.But there's been no report that there was a hit on the car.
But maybe that is because Becky would not have supported him if he said he was in bed in their room at the time. I am wondering if maybe they were living in the same home, but sleeping in different rooms at the time.
The way it usually works..the 'smuggler' is paid a deposit in Mexico. The smuggler brings the person across the border and to a safe house. The smuggler is then wired the balance by the family of the person he brought over. The smuggler then arranges transportation for the person to the state he or she plans to go.
Coyotes, or guides that smuggle people, usually do not just bring them over, let them free, and wait to be paid, then go back for the money.
Personal experience with people close to me. And all those people that came here that way are now card carrying legal residents, so don't get excited and call ICE.
I wonder if Becky was in the house at all that night... Maybe she slept somewhere else and left for work from wherever she was...
She says: I didn't even come and check on her, I should have come and checked on her.
I assume she was calling from the family home during the 911 call... So where was she that she had to "come" check?
We know two dogs were brought to the house. One was a cadaver dog and the other was a bloodhound dog. One is used to detect the scent a dead body will give off. The other is used to follow a scent trail. A human scent trail.
Dogs are trained for very specific purposes. A dog trained to detect the presence of drugs is not also cross-trained to detect human decomp. When were drug detecting dogs brought in? I never heard anything mentioned about any other kind of dog.
I wonder if Becky was in the house at all that night... Maybe she slept somewhere else and left for work from wherever she was...
She says: I didn't even come and check on her, I should have come and checked on her.
I assume she was calling from the family home during the 911 call... So where was she that she had to "come" check?
Might just be the difference in the languages, English, Spanish. Come into her room to check, gone into her room to check. Mean pretty much the same. She didn't say I should have come home.
Wasn't Rebecca raised in Nevada?
My hinky meter goes off at the fact that SC had the need to tell them why he was not in be with his wife, if she happen to wake up and he was not in the bed he had that covered.
Just a little Google Earth observation, the block wall goes around the rear and neighbor side and around the front yard, the side alley part of the fence is a wooden fence with a gate. So there is an easy way in and out of the Celis home without being seen from the front or rear of the home and without going over the fence. Also, while using street veiw and standing in the side alley in front of the house it also appears the Celis' maybe the type of people who leave thier garage door up occasionally and willing to bet the door from the garage to the home is often left unlocked. So, just my opinion, this home looks very inviting to a perp looking to gain entry. JMO