Fiance.All moo. But has anyone considered the husband is not in the lake? No other items of clothing have been found other than his shoes. Could he have survived the accident? Could he have faked his own death? Are there any other persons gone missing in the lake and not been found? Just questions I'm pondering
I'd gone there. If he turns up in the search, fine, but if this stretches on for months with no body? Yeah.All moo. But has anyone considered the husband is not in the lake? No other items of clothing have been found other than his shoes. Could he have survived the accident? Could he have faked his own death? Are there any other persons gone missing in the lake and not been found? Just questions I'm pondering
Hmmm....no mention of the fiance.View attachment 567390
Obituary
Joycelyn Nicole Wilson, aged 49, passed away on February 9, 2025. Born on May 7, 1975, Atlanta, Georgia, Joycelyn was a cherished member of the Wilson family and the local community.
Educated in the Atlanta Public School System, Joycelyn graduated from Benjamin E. Mays High School in 1993. She furthered her education at Clark-Atlanta University, earning both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees, laying a strong foundation for her future career in academia. She also attended the University of Maryland, earning a second master’s degree. Joycelyn served as a professor at Howard University and the University of Maryland in Washington, DC, before serving as a Senior Professor at Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia for the last seventeen years.
A life-long and faithful member of Zion Hill Baptist Church in Atlanta, Georgia, Joycelyn was deeply involved in her community and spiritual life. She was a member of the Voices of Oluwa choir and the New Disciples Ministry. Her hobbies included skydiving, flying airplanes, reading, dining, hosting game nights with friends, attending every New Edition concert she could, rooting for the Atlanta Braves, and traveling the world, reflecting her adventurous spirit and love for learning.
Joycelyn is survived by her loving parents, Dr. & Mrs. Archie (Linda) Wilson of Atlanta, GA; her sisters, Mrs. Sophia Matthews (Angelo), Ms. Arciae Wilson, and Mrs. Gayla Roberts (Felix), all of Atlanta, GA, her niece Lillian, of Atlanta, GA; aunts, uncles, and a host of cousins and extended family. She was a source of inspiration and joy in their lives, as well as in the lives of her friends and colleagues.
To support future generations in their academic pursuits, the Joycelyn Wilson Memorial Scholarship was established at Clark-Atlanta
University.
Obituary for Joycelyn Nicole Wilson at Murray Brothers Funeral Home
Joycelyn Nicole Wilson, aged 49, passed away on February 9, 2025. Born on May 7, 1975, Atlanta, Georgia, Joycelyn was a cherished member of the Wilson family and the local community. Educated in the Atlanta Public School System, Joycelyn graduated from Benjamin E. Mays High School in 1993. She...www.murraybrothersfh.com
I noticed that also?
I guess he could have considered himself of faking his own death.. however he took a co-worker with him , and she died, that a murder . aLSOAll moo. But has anyone considered the husband is not in the lake? No other items of clothing have been found other than his shoes. Could he have survived the accident? Could he have faked his own death? Are there any other persons gone missing in the lake and not been found? Just questions I'm pondering
My mistake, not married but engaged as per this link
www.msgrnews.com
A huge plus as a human being, gone.
I can't imagine why anyone would not wear a life jacket or a life vest... Or at least having one close. JMO.
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It is all so odd, I think it was said that it was NOT that warm, going out a ways in such a small kind of boat, no life vest on and soon to be dusk. His wallet sitting on the boat seat. It seems that the boat did not really tip enough to toss the wallet about and I read the cake was also just fine. Just going by what I read here from wherever the sources are, news. Understand that they purposely went there with the boat for the water, the place they were staying, a getaway it was to be. Hard to figure how it happened to me, with the intact things inside the boat, unless she stood up and over she went quickly without disturbance. So far both of them. I read that the police noted that his shoelaces were not tied to begin with, maybe to hold them in his hands while he pushed the boat out, so did not tie them. Had them also sitting inside the boat and THEY managed to fly out but not the wallet and other things. Just a haste to get into the boat, the water once they got there before dark started. A terrible thing.
Hopefully this will be the key needed to unlock the mystery. Whatever they find on Joycelyn's phone should give an indication of time. It will be interesting to see the very last activity, in reference to when the witnesses saw the boat spinning in circles and called 911 (5PM).Daily search for Gary Jones on Lake Oconee suspended; Secret Service joins investigation to unlock fiancée’s phone
Investigators turn to the Secret Service to unlock key evidence, as sheriff weighs suspending search efforts for Gary Jones after 22 days missing.
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