FL - Dr Teresa Sievers, 46, murdered in home, Bonita Springs, June 2015 *ARRESTS* #9

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  • #241
On father's day on Facebook. Mark individually thanked every one to anyone who wished him a happy father's day.

But he didn't reply to not one condolence on fb. Not one.

Pretty reasonable wouldn't you say? Considering his wife was brutally murdered...
 
  • #242
On father's day on Facebook. Mark individually thanked every one to anyone who wished him a happy father's day.

But he didn't reply to not one condolence on fb. Not one.



I think he was told to not talk to the media and no social media at all.
 
  • #243
He is a computer Guru!

I'm a little skeptical about his computer expertise. He also (according to Skinner) said he was "retired" after making $200/hr. I work in tech, and $200/hr, while very good money, is not enough to retire on after a year or two (especially after 5 years in prison with a big fat average of ZERO income). And if he really had the ability to bill 40-60 hours a week at that rate, I think he'd still be doing it.

Which makes me think that instead of being a "Guru", he dabbled in a little of this (office computers) and a little of that (security systems). JMO

ETA: If he was really that savvy he would have realized about the "electronic footprint" pointing a path directly to him.
 
  • #244
I think he was told to not talk to the media and no social media at all.

...and yet he popped on to share the 🤬🤬🤬 account. Clicking the thanks button on the condolence posts wouldn't have meant he had to talk.
 
  • #245
I think the cooler was in the car for the trip, for drinks and snacks. Then after the murder it became a place to put his bloody clothes, I don't think it was planned. The cooler was probably near empty once they reached Florida.

For a 1x ??hour trip without drugs you would do icing .. So the person took the clothes from somewhere else in the car and put it in the cooler afterwards when they got home?

:thinking:

Using talk to text with lots of grammar errors !
 
  • #246
...and yet he popped on to share the 🤬🤬🤬 account. Clicking the thanks button on the condolence posts wouldn't have meant he had to talk.

Agree. Just say thanks all. Please continue to pray for us.
 
  • #247
I'm a little skeptical about his computer expertise. He also (according to Skinner) said he was "retired" after making $200/hr. I work in tech, and $200/hr, while very good money, is not enough to retire on after a year or two (especially after 5 years in prison with a big fat average of ZERO income). And if he really had the ability to bill 40-60 hours a week at that rate, I think he'd still be doing it.

Which makes me think that instead of being a "Guru", he dabbled in a little of this (office computers) and a little of that (security systems). JMO

ETA: If he was really that savvy he would have realized about the "electronic footprint" pointing a path directly to him.

We have a VERIFIED insider telling us he was. I will go with that for the time being.
Why do you think he was hired? To set up an elaborate conspiracy to murder TS?
 
  • #248
...and yet he popped on to share the 🤬🤬🤬 account. Clicking the thanks button on the condolence posts wouldn't have meant he had to talk.

Exactly.
 
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I'm a little skeptical about his computer expertise. He also (according to Skinner) said he was "retired" after making $200/hr. I work in tech, and $200/hr, while very good money, is not enough to retire on after a year or two (especially after 5 years in prison with a big fat average of ZERO income). And if he really had the ability to bill 40-60 hours a week at that rate, I think he'd still be doing it.

Which makes me think that instead of being a "Guru", he dabbled in a little of this (office computers) and a little of that (security systems). JMO

ETA: If he was really that savvy he would have realized about the "electronic footprint" pointing a path directly to him.

Completely agree, while I have no reason to doubt that he is skilled with computers I've never put much stock in his having earned enough from it to be so well off and retired.
 
  • #251
Yes, I also believe this is typically the case, the spouse does the killing him/herself…..no links or stats to post with this comment just my hunch from what we typically see in cases of spousal murder. However, it's not beyond consideration that the spouse would pay someone else to do the murder, especially if your best friend offers to arrange it?

I think it's exactly because the spouse is always the first to be suspected when a murder is committed that MS wanted someone else to do it while he was in CT, to give himself a solid alibi--backed by TS's family, no less. He probably thought that was fairly brilliant and foolproof idea that would take him out of the envelope of suspicion right off the bat.

Apparently he thought CWW and JR were stealth enough not be detected. (No wonder he is angry!):banghead:

If I could give MS any advice right now, I'm thinking he should rethink the law school thing.
 
  • #252
We have a VERIFIED insider telling us he was. I will go with that for the time being.
Why do you think he was hired? To set up an elaborate conspiracy to murder TS?
I'm thinking it was difficult or impossible to get a job with his criminal record, and
retired, picking up gigs under the table, while collecting disability for fibromyalgia.
 
  • #253
I'm a little skeptical about his computer expertise. He also (according to Skinner) said he was "retired" after making $200/hr. I work in tech, and $200/hr, while very good money, is not enough to retire on after a year or two (especially after 5 years in prison with a big fat average of ZERO income). And if he really had the ability to bill 40-60 hours a week at that rate, I think he'd still be doing it.

Which makes me think that instead of being a "Guru", he dabbled in a little of this (office computers) and a little of that (security systems). JMO

ETA: If he was really that savvy he would have realized about the "electronic footprint" pointing a path directly to him.

Not to ask for anything other than what is in mainstream media, but have we seen his house. We saw JR trailer only so far ?

Using talk to text with lots of grammar errors !
 
  • #254
We have a VERIFIED insider telling us he was. I will go with that for the time being.
Why do you think he was hired? To set up an elaborate conspiracy to murder TS?

I'm not saying he wasn't hired to work on the computers. I'm just skeptical that he was a "guru" versus a technician. Again, JMO.
 
  • #255
I think that phone call by JR employer to see if he could come in and do a shift on Monday is huge evidence . That was one of the first things to come out after they were arrested and has been said again and again.

That one phone call can verify where he was, as it was the call where he stated he was in Florida and could not make it in that on Monday .

I wish we knew exactly when that call was made!

As stated previously I think that media and law enforcement are working together to leak certain pieces of information...

ETA I am on the side of the fence that believes that they drove. Scott even talking in riddles about "pedal to the floor "... ( in addition to the mention of the words envelope and hammer which we are now seeing later has significance.. And yes I know hammer has never been said by him but it was by others and put in the media very quickly)
Oh yes they definitely drove as evidenced by the digital foot print that was discovered by LE between FL and MO (per the sheriff's statement on NG last week).
 
  • #256
Completely agree, while I have no reason to doubt that he is skilled with computers I've never put much stock in his having earned enough from it to be so well off and retired.
If he was so lucrative, why cook meth? Despicable.
 
  • #257
I think the cooler was in the car for the trip, for drinks and snacks. Then after the murder it became a place to put his bloody clothes, I don't think it was planned. The cooler was probably near empty once they reached Florida.


Me too ...
 
  • #258
"Whereas almost all cases of homicides committed by males against their female partners occurred after the female ended the relationship or announced her intention to do so..."

This is my thought exactly regarding what could have motivated MS if he was involved in plotting TS' death.
I am now leaning towards that motive as well.
 
  • #259
...and yet he popped on to share the 🤬🤬🤬 account. Clicking the thanks button on the condolence posts wouldn't have meant he had to talk.

My thinking is he has NOT been back online.
But that's just my perspective on things!

I don't know who started the 🤬🤬🤬 accounts and I'm sure LE does
I do not see everything MS does or does not do wrong Sorry!
 
  • #260
Oh yes they definitely drove as evidenced by the digital foot print that was discovered by LE between FL and MO (per the sheriff's statement on NG last week).

And let's not forget, since JR foreman was able to reach him while he was in FL he had his cell phone with him. Ping ping ping
 
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