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I agree. Message sounds like whoever wrote it wasn't a native English speaker.
Could be shot nerves or autocorrect too. Sometimes I write like a non-native speaker when texting.
I agree. Message sounds like whoever wrote it wasn't a native English speaker.
So you think he started this company in Puerto Rico for a tax shelter for himself?
Could be shot nerves or autocorrect too. Sometimes I write like a non-native speaker when texting.
I suggest you move on from that early NBC video and read some of the Washington Post articles. Here is a good one:Forward to 1 minute 07 on the video. The reporter says that usually this woman goes on a Thursday to help clean but got a text message saying "I want to make sure you're not coming today and come on Monday or any other day but not today"
isn't this NG?
http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/Woodley-Park-Bodies-Fire-Death-303794761.html
Anyone familiar with firefighter protocol? Is it standard for firefighters to do CPR on fire victims regardless of their condition? A neighbor said she saw them performing CPR on a woman. Wondering if all got CPR or whether the woman was the last to be attacked and did they think there was still hope for her?
Curious where are you seeing that he was a developer. From what I'm seeing, he was President and CEO of a metal fabrication company. The company worked with large construction companies in the DC area on projects funded by some of the big developers, but not seeing that he was a developer in his own right. It looks like maybe the building in Chantilly was property he owned and was "developing," and he appeared to be trying to get into finance with the hedge fund, but he certainly was not one of the big name developers in the DMV.I think we're going too far down the rabbit hole here. He's a real estate developer, maybe set up the company as a base for Cuban operations?
The second housekeeper was told twice not to come, is that correct? First on Wednesday, she got an actual call from husband, saying everyone is sick, don't come tomorrow, and please tell the husband of the second housekeeper that her phone is dead and she is sleeping over.
Then the next morning, a text making absolutely sure she does not come.
Now that's odd to me too. The perp had already put her off and had all night to do whatever he planned. Surely, that's plenty of time to get out by the time she arrives the next day. Why would he care who found the bodies?
Why did he need to stay so long? So long that it required another call?
I think we're going too far down the rabbit hole here. He's a real estate developer, maybe set up the company as a base for Cuban operations?
I mostly lurk, rarely post but have to say that it is bizarre that his hedge fund is located in the same place the martial arts studio was purportedly being built, Chantilly, VA, which is a remote suburb of DC IMO. This is local to me, and Chantilly VA is an odd place to locate a hedge fund. JMHO.
If one ranked this from one to ten with 10 being, "Inside job involving family members" and 1 representing a mere "Random home invasion," where would you rank this one?
BBMI am having doubt's that philip was home due to injuries, or that the battery was dead in the housekeepers phone. jmo idk
On Wednesday night, Gutierrez told police, she got the voice mail from Savvas Savopoulos saying that his wife was sick and Philip was home from school with an injury.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/local...140154-fbf7-11e4-9030-b4732caefe81_story.html
He told her that Figueroa was going to stay the night to help, but that her phone had died and she had no charger. He asked the housekeeper to call Figueroa’s relatives to relay the message.
9If one ranked this from one to ten with 10 being, "Inside job involving family members" and 1 representing a mere "Random home invasion," where would you rank this one?
Yep, agreed. I was thinking about this on the way home and decided a "7" was about right.I see the strong possibility of an 'inside job'----but not necessarily family members involved. Maybe employees or business associates?
If one ranked this from one to ten with 10 being, "Inside job involving family members" and 1 representing a mere "Random home invasion," where would you rank this one?
Curious where are you seeing that he was a developer. From what I'm seeing, he was President and CEO of a metal fabrication company. The company worked with large construction companies in the DC area on projects funded by some of the big developers, but not seeing that he was a developer in his own right. It looks like maybe the building in Chantilly was property he owned and was "developing," and he appeared to be trying to get into finance with the hedge fund, but he certainly was not one of the big name developers in the DMV.