BBPD at Drew's House Today 12/26/07

[dee10134]

If it does refer to Stacy in such a derogatory way, I'm betting this would be the work of someone from DrewP's extended family.

Talk about nutty...almonds on a grave? Is this to imply whomever is buried there was a nut?

Thanks, Dee!

In my OPINION, maybe it's the work of Brodsky..... I wouldn't put it past him...

You're very welcome!

 

[Pharlap]

For those who can't watch the video, I took some screencaptures, and I'll put these on the picture thread, too:

Her mailbox where stocking, National Enquirer, and map to cemetary was found.


Cemetery

Grave with Almonds

Almonds

Binders found at Cemetery




Letter described as "diatribe."



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Don't know if this has been posted..

Jordan Almond Traditions

Jordan almonds have a bittersweet taste that is a symbol of life. They are sugarcoated to add more symbolizes of hope. This candy has been a traditional wedding favor, because it is to symbolize how much hope life has for the newlyweds. They are sweet for the good times, and bitter for the bad, however, they are sweeter than bitter living there plenty of hope for all the good times

 

[dee10134]

Was there any indication of the owner's name?

I didn't see any, but I'll check some public records and get back to you.

 

[TGIRecovered]

Pharlap, the almonds I saw in the pic were plain, unshelled almonds, not candied ones.

Are those the almonds to which you refer?

Susan

 

[Pharlap]

Pharlap, the almonds I saw in the pic were plain, unshelled almonds, not candied ones.

Are those the almonds to which you refer?

Susan

If you read it all, bitter for bad times.
Maybe there's a message here, and that would (jmo) would be coming from drew.
I'm thinking outside of the box atm.

 

[curiositycat]

My question is the following. How in the heck was someone able to do all this damage around Sharon's home and it not wake her up? How come no one else in the neighborhood woke up and called the police department.

Something here doesn't seem kosher. Not sure what it is but it's not making too much sense to me.

One other question..does anyone happen to know where DP took the kids?

It appears the State Police are not keeping too close of an eye on things. How could someone do all this damage(mailbox, ect)

:twocents:

 

[BarnGoddess]

My question is the following. How in the heck was someone able to do all this damage around Sharon's home and it not wake her up? How come no one else in the neighborhood woke up and called the police department.

Something here doesn't seem kosher. Not sure what it is but it's not making too much sense to me.

One other question..does anyone happen to know where DP took the kids?

It appears the State Police are not keeping too close of an eye on things. How could someone do all this damage(mailbox, ect)

:twocents:

I hadn't heard about damaging vandalism. Scattered photos and the stocking and letter in the mailbox didn't damage property. I hadn't heard about the cross painted on the mailbox when I saw Sharon on Greta last night.

 

[SuziQ]

Dee, thank you! Very odd and cryptic. Not sure who the 20 year old sex addict would be, or what it has to do with this case.

I posted this morning about the almonds and how they are cultural symbols. Plain ones mean bitterness, sugar coated ones are bittersweet. That and the number of almonds have a meaning. But I like the most simple explanation posted above...the person is a nut.

 

[Pharlap]

My question is the following. How in the heck was someone able to do all this damage around Sharon's home and it not wake her up? How come no one else in the neighborhood woke up and called the police department.

Something here doesn't seem kosher. Not sure what it is but it's not making too much sense to me.

One other question..does anyone happen to know where DP took the kids?

It appears the State Police are not keeping too close of an eye on things. How could someone do all this damage(mailbox, ect)

:twocents:

I've been by the house twice since in the last 2 weeks, NO cops around anywhere....

 

[i.b.nora]

I have been wondering if the person who adorned the driveway and car with the photos, the mailbox with the stocking, and put the "letter" with the National Enquirer in the mailbox could have been the cabdriver?
Are records kept of where cabdrivers go when they have no passenger?

 

[Littledeer]

dee:

Thanks for transcribing! I was also trying to do the same. I have a question for you. By any chance, did you happen to notice the "pink" coloration in the background on the first page? I can't determine if it's words or a picture. Did you catch it or did anyone else? I also notice what looks like "white out" in some places as if the person was making a spelling correction or a grammar correction.

Still a nut, "excuse the pun" if you ask me. Doesn't anyone in that neighborhood own a dog?? Then again, a dog wouldn't bark unless it was chained outside anyways if someone went on their property.

 

[dee10134]

dee:

Thanks for transcribing! I was also trying to do the same. I have a question for you. By any chance, did you happen to notice the "pink" coloration in the background on the first page? I can't determine if it's words or a picture. Did you catch it or did anyone else? I also notice what looks like "white out" in some places as if the person was making a spelling correction or a grammar correction.

Still a nut, "excuse the pun" if you ask me. Doesn't anyone in that neighborhood own a dog?? Then again, a dog wouldn't bark unless it was chained outside anyways if someone went on their property.

No, I didn't notice the pink color on the background. I can go back and look, though. I thought someone somewhere said the papers were green and red (pink), as if they were deliberately printed in holiday colors...

 

[Hopeful One]

Just a thought regarding the meaning of the almonds (and I highly doubt the person responsible for Stacy's disappearance is the same person who pulled this latest stunt), don't they say that during autopsy, someone poisoned by cyanide gives off a smell of bitter almonds??

 

[curiositycat]

dee:

Thanks for transcribing! I was also trying to do the same. I have a question for you. By any chance, did you happen to notice the "pink" coloration in the background on the first page? I can't determine if it's words or a picture. Did you catch it or did anyone else? I also notice what looks like "white out" in some places as if the person was making a spelling correction or a grammar correction.

Still a nut, "excuse the pun" if you ask me. Doesn't anyone in that neighborhood own a dog?? Then again, a dog wouldn't bark unless it was chained outside anyways if someone went on their property.

Thats what I am talking about!! My dogs know the scent of every near by neighbor. It's quiet up in the mountains at night. My dogs bark if a deer, (not you little deer...LOL) an elk, a stray dog or cat come onto my property. They bark if someone they don't know comes on it. I would think city dogs would be the same. I used to live in a suburb type neighborhood and my Basset barked then too.

Do you think, with all due respect, that "someone" there may be a bit of a drama queen?:innocent:

 

[Taximom]

In this situation I would have put up some type of security long ago. Especially if I were Sharon and was speaking out about Drew and the facts as I knew them. Maybe she'll consider it now, if only to catch future weirdos.

 

[SeriouslySearching]

The letter sent to Sharon and the neighbor was not the same one transcribed here, supposedly, that is what the person found on the grave, right? While it doesn't mean this person didn't write it then take the photos, I don't see how the transcribed letter has a single thing to do with Stacy's case. It doesn't seem to have any parallels to her or to DP, imo. The more I see and hear of this bizarre act, I do feel they are dealing with an unstable person. I had hoped maybe it was something significant...but obviously not.

The cab company should be able to tell them exactly where they picked a person up and why they were in the neighborhood...so should not take long to determine if it was a person coming home from the airport, a bar, etc. or the person who did this. I cannot imagine a cabbie sitting by while someone seemingly trashes a person's lawn or mailbox tho without him calling the BPD. This is why I don't think the cab was involved.

I am hoping in the next couple of days, this little mystery will be solved and we can forget about it. They will make an example out of this person to let people know it won't be tolerated.

CC! Please tell me you didn't just infer that Sharon is a "Drama Queen"!

 

[curiositycat]

This comes from the Blue Diamond Nut company web page

"Bible stories make numerous references to almonds as an object of value and symbol of hope. In Genesis 43:11, for example, a famine in Canaan (around 1500 B.C.) prompts Jacob to ask his sons to go to Egypt to buy grain. He told them, "Take some of the choice fruits of the land in your bags, and carry down to the man a present, a little balm and a little honey, gum, myrrh, pistachio nuts, and almonds." In Numbers 17, "The Lord said to Moses, 'Speak to the people of Israel, and get from them rods, one for each father's house...twelve rods...And the rod of the man whom I choose shall sprout'...And on the morrow Moses went into the tent of the testimony; and behold,the rod of Aaron...had sprouted and put forth buds, and produced blossoms, and it bore ripe almonds."
In Jeremiah 1:11 a rod of almond is seen as a sign of rebirth: "And the word of the Lord came to me, saying, 'Jeremiah, what do you see?' And I said, 'I see a rod of almond.' Then the Lord said to me, 'You have seen well, for I am watching over my word to perform it.'"
Almond blossoms figured prominently in the design of the ancient Hebrew seven-branched lampstand (Menorah). When Moses was instructed to build a tabernacle in the desert he was told to furnish it with holy vessels, including gold lampstand. According to the Torah, he was instructed to "make a lampstand of pure gold...six branches shall issue from its sides...there shall be...cups shaped like almond blossoms, each with a calyx and petals."



Here is another good link for information regarding the symbolism around almonds.
http://arthistory.suite101.com/article.cfm/plant_symbols_in_christian_art

This would lead me to wonder if this letter writer doesn't know something about Christianity.

 

[i.b.nora]

Do you think, with all due respect, that "someone" there may be a bit of a drama queen?:innocent:

Please explain what you mean by this.

 

[SeriouslySearching]

This would lead me to wonder if this letter writer doesn't know something about Christianity.

Or be of the Jewish faith perhaps?

 

[thesleuther]

So he really did it!
Why did LE allow him to take his children on vacation during the missing person/presumed dead investigation of his present wife? :silenced:
Not to mention wife #3's suspicious death.:banghead:

Philamena, I shudder to think what it would be like if LE could prevent a citizen who hasn't been charged with a crime, from taking is children on vacation. We may not like DP having any contact with his children, but I don't think we can sanction those kind of draconian actions. If childrens' services thought those children were in danger, then they should have been removed from the home. Believe it or not, with their mother missing, it might be best for them to be with their father - EVEN THOUGH WE DETEST HIM. I believe DP is free to roam the country as he wishes.