GUILTY FL - Tricia Todd, 30, Hobe Sound, 27 April 2016 #2

  • #641
So IF Tricia was referring to the GF, would she have told anyone about the threat? Her mom? Her brother? A friend? I would think/hope that would have been reported by now and an investigation into the GF would be underway.
I too could only hope so if that was the case..
 
  • #642
Well, I've been trying to get TT's LJ entry out of my head since first reading it. Trying to NOT see the direct threat someone made that rightfully so terrified this young lady. With this GF of SW's in the picture now with possible knowledge of crime I believe this LJ entry is crystal clear to me:

"I'll reveal to you why I've been so paranoid, if you care to know.
You warned me about her. I'm glad you did...but I'm still terrified by her words..she claimed they were his...and some of them were...but perhaps not the threat at the end..one... .....off and my life will be pain and disaster..God help me...the picture that was shown me. I've been terrified."


Ohhhhhh my????

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  • #643
Well, I've been trying to get TT's LJ entry out of my head since first reading it. Trying to NOT see the direct threat someone made that rightfully so terrified this young lady. With this GF of SW's in the picture now with possible knowledge of crime I believe this LJ entry is crystal clear to me:

"I'll reveal to you why I've been so paranoid, if you care to know.
You warned me about her. I'm glad you did...but I'm still terrified by her words..she claimed they were his...and some of them were...but perhaps not the threat at the end..one... .....off and my life will be pain and disaster..God help me...the picture that was shown me. I've been terrified."



The mind boggles ... hope LE have interviewed the GF then ... I hadn't been sure what to think of him having a GF but what if she was actually in on it? Gah
 
  • #644
35yrs in prison probably won't be a picnic. I wonder how many inmates survive that many years and are released?

This dude is a master manipulator! Wondering if anything in his military career ever 'flagged' on his personality? Wonder if he is just evil, or evil with a dose of Borderline Personality Disorder? This murder was cold and calculated, IMO! How the heck he thought he would get by with it, I don't know, but I'm thankful he was stupid!
 
  • #645
http://cbs12.com/news/local/documents-outline-tricia-todd-killers-attempts-to-cover-up-murder

Detectives wrote about text conversations between Williams and his girlfriend Laura Guzik.
According to this account, Williams was concerned detectives would ask her to take a polygraph, so he advised her to take the drug sometimes referred to as GABA which is slang for Neurotin-- and can be used to trick the machine.
Records show that Williams was searching the Internet for other ideas on how to get through the polygraph.
 
  • #646
35yrs in prison probably won't be a picnic. I wonder how many inmates survive that many years and are released?

This dude is a master manipulator! Wondering if anything in his military career ever 'flagged' on his personality? Wonder if he is just evil, or evil with a dose of Borderline Personality Disorder? This murder was cold and calculated, IMO! How the heck he thought he would get by with it, I don't know, but I'm thankful he was stupid!

As evidenced in his treatment to animals for example, I believe him to be a classic **Psycopath**. I bet there will be further past history that will come out to support my diagnostic theory.

Moo
 
  • #647
The girlfriend received a text about him taking a drug for the poly after Tricia went missing, right?

If I understood correctly, he told the girlfriend about a drug for HER to use if she took a lie detector test. What the heck did she know??? A bottle of the drug was also found at his house.

My Opinion Only
 
  • #648
  • #649
Hid Girlfriend had to know something or he wouldn't have been worried about her passing a polygraph. This makes this case even worse (if that's at all possible)
I think about Tricia daily and little F too. I hope LE is able to give him the max!


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  • #650
http://cbs12.com/news/local/documents-outline-tricia-todd-killers-attempts-to-cover-up-murder

Detectives wrote about text conversations between Williams and his girlfriend Laura Guzik.
According to this account, Williams was concerned detectives would ask her to take a polygraph, so he advised her to take the drug sometimes referred to as GABA which is slang for Neurotin-- and can be used to trick the machine.
Records show that Williams was searching the Internet for other ideas on how to get through the polygraph.

Random point of clarification (poor journalism again).

Gabapentin is a prescription drug.

GABA is a supplement you can buy in health stores. It's one of those things where people "hope" the supplement helps in some of the same ways as gabapentin, but it probably doesn't cross the blood-brain barrier.

I wonder which one he actually had, meaning I'm wondering if he was dumb enough to think something he bought at Vitamin Shoppe (or whatever) would help with a polygraph.
 
  • #651
Random point of clarification (poor journalism again).

Gabapentin is a prescription drug.

GABA is a supplement you can buy in health stores. It's one of those things where people "hope" the supplement helps in some of the same ways as gabapentin, but it probably doesn't cross the blood-brain barrier.

I wonder which one he actually had, meaning I'm wondering if he was dumb enough to think something he bought at Vitamin Shoppe (or whatever) would help with a polygraph.

The search warrant says GAMA in one place and GABA in others. OOPS

Gaba is typed, gama is in the hand written section.
 
  • #652
From the warrant:

"GABA is known to be a slang term for the drug Neurontin....."

In the section about what was seized, GAMA is listed.
 
  • #653
What is GABA and how does it work?

GABA (gamma-aminobutyric acid) is an amino acid. It is the main inhibitory (calming) neurotransmitter in the brain. Neurotransmitters are chemical messengers between neurons (nerve cells). Our bodies make GABA from glutamine – a vital amino acid in the brain. Amino acids are the building blocks of proteins.

GABA is a natural calming and anti-epileptic agent. It is vital for proper brain functioning. GABA also helps our bodies make endorphins – chemicals that make us feel happy.

- See more at: http://extrahappiness.com/happiness/?p=3582#sthash.hss9uVBk.dpuf
 
  • #654
The search warrant says GAMA in one place and GABA in others. OOPS

Gaba is typed, gama is in the hand written section.
Supplement bottles are labeled GABA Gamma Aminobutyric Acid
Example http://www.swansonvitamins.com/gaba

More info - http://www.drwhitaker.com/gaba-supplement-relieves-anxiety/
GABA Supplement Treats Anxiety Naturally. Gamma aminobutyric acid, or GABA, is more than an amino acid. It is also one of the central nervous system's most important inhibitory neurotransmitters, meaning it stimulates receptors that inhibit, or calm down, activity in the brain.
 
  • #655
NIH study:
GABA not only induces relaxation but also reduces anxiety.
GABA administration could enhance immunity under stress conditions.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16971751
Relaxation and immunity enhancement effects of gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) administration in humans.

2006;26(3):201-8.
Abstract
The effect of orally administrated gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) on relaxation and immunity during stress has been investigated in humans. Two studies were conducted. The first evaluated the effect of GABA intake by 13 subjects on their brain waves. Electroencephalograms (EEG) were obtained after 3 tests on each volunteer as follows: intake only water, GABA, or L-theanine. After 60 minutes of administration, GABA significantly increases alpha waves and decreases beta waves compared to water or L-theanine. These findings denote that GABA not only induces relaxation but also reduces anxiety. The second study was conducted to see the role of relaxant and anxiolytic effects of GABA intake on immunity in stressed volunteers. Eight acrophobic subjects were divided into 2 groups (placebo and GABA). All subjects were crossing a suspended bridge as a stressful stimulus. Immunoglobulin A (IgA) levels in their saliva were monitored during bridge crossing. Placebo group showed marked decrease of their IgA levels, while GABA group showed significantly higher levels. In conclusion, GABA could work effectively as a natural relaxant and its effects could be seen within 1 hour of its administration to induce relaxation and diminish anxiety. Moreover, GABA administration could enhance immunity under stress conditions.
 
  • #656
NIH study:
GABA not only induces relaxation but also reduces anxiety.
GABA administration could enhance immunity under stress conditions.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16971751
Relaxation and immunity enhancement effects of gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) administration in humans.

2006;26(3):201-8.
Abstract
The effect of orally administrated gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) on relaxation and immunity during stress has been investigated in humans. Two studies were conducted. The first evaluated the effect of GABA intake by 13 subjects on their brain waves. Electroencephalograms (EEG) were obtained after 3 tests on each volunteer as follows: intake only water, GABA, or L-theanine. After 60 minutes of administration, GABA significantly increases alpha waves and decreases beta waves compared to water or L-theanine. These findings denote that GABA not only induces relaxation but also reduces anxiety. The second study was conducted to see the role of relaxant and anxiolytic effects of GABA intake on immunity in stressed volunteers. Eight acrophobic subjects were divided into 2 groups (placebo and GABA). All subjects were crossing a suspended bridge as a stressful stimulus. Immunoglobulin A (IgA) levels in their saliva were monitored during bridge crossing. Placebo group showed marked decrease of their IgA levels, while GABA group showed significantly higher levels. In conclusion, GABA could work effectively as a natural relaxant and its effects could be seen within 1 hour of its administration to induce relaxation and diminish anxiety. Moreover, GABA administration could enhance immunity under stress conditions.

BBM: With this being a NIH study, I'm left to wonder if this is used by the military and that is where he learned about it.
 
  • #657
http://cbs12.com/news/local/documents-outline-tricia-todd-killers-attempts-to-cover-up-murder

Detectives wrote about text conversations between Williams and his girlfriend Laura Guzik.
According to this account, Williams was concerned detectives would ask her to take a polygraph, so he advised her to take the drug sometimes referred to as GABA which is slang for Neurotin-- and can be used to trick the machine.
Records show that Williams was searching the Internet for other ideas on how to get through the polygraph.

Bingo. She knew.
 
  • #658
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  • #660
I had to download it to view properly. Don't have a clue how to post it here, sorry.

ETA: Can you read it on the original site?

http://cbs12.com/news/local/documents-outline-tricia-todd-killers-attempts-to-cover-up-murder

Thank you. I finally got it all to open in Scribd. Something i found interesting was that LE confiscated little F's birth certificate & passport. Obviously, the child of a military couple would have a passport (we know F traveled to Haiti with Tricia, but I'm nearly certain Tricia would never have been okay with SW taking F overseas). The LE believing it was significant enough to confiscate is curious to me. Perhaps it was obtained recently?
 

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