MI MI - Danielle Stislicki, 28, Southfield, 2 Dec 2016 #7

[Skigirl]

What?! Bahahaha!!!! Annnnd you lost me.

We would have fewer pages to get through that way, plus less typing


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[Skigirl]

Agreed, I think a rental is possible, hard to trace.

I think a rental would be trivially easy to trace because you have to give a license and credit card, but it might take long enough that the car could go through multiple cleanings, drivers and locations by the time LE traced it, located it and seized it, that it would probably have a better chance of not giving up evidence than one' own car.


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[Hap]

I agree with you but..gah, you guys are strangers and I'm having a hard time even saying it to this thread..basically, I'm the same age as danielle and most of my friends are ones I've had since 4th grade. When my husband and I started dating we were 14 and 15. We were that couple who people make comments on for being so in love and connected and perfect for each other. When he was in his mid 20s he began acting off and I couldn't figure out what it was. I was at my sickest back then and was hospitalized alot..he was working alot and sleeping in a chair at my bedside and I first felt maybe the stress was finally ruining the incredible connection we had. He was so mean and just off, he was always awake and not knowing the signs, I'd had no idea a specialist he went to wrote him for adderall....and he was taking alot of it so he could be superman and work and live at the hospital with me and teach a few times a month..... He knew I didn't approve of the medication after I'd learned about its dangers in college and a documentary, so he hid it. I discovered the bottle, it was hard. We struggled and I was mortified, I didn't want a soul to know. This wasn't my michael, this isn't what I wanted people to think of him as or see our relationship as. I didn't tell my best friends, I told nobody. I struggled through and kept my feelings hidden...I just didn't want people to think badly of him and I wanted to protect him. I know my friends wouldn't of judged but I just couldn't tell anyone and I'm simplifying it here to illustrate that sometimes people have struggles in their lives that the best friends on the planet don't know. I'm not saying DS was hiding but just felt I should share although even repeating it now, is hard.

My spouse, was my rock, my soul mate and I wanted people to see him for all the amazing things that he was. And despite that short blip, he was everything you could want in your best friend and other half, I was lucky....unfortunately alot of women have the same mentality I displayed with no telling a soul about his issurs, except their spouses are really dangerous or abusive but the women keep silent on that part of him because they want their loved ones to see only the positive attributes but in reality they are hiding an abusive spouse and nobody knows until it's too late. Again, I don't see DS in this type of situation but it's not uncommon for girls to fear the truth their best friends will force them to see if they tell the truth behind a bad relationship

Ew I'm gonna just post this before I delete it lol

THIS. Yup. Thank you for saying this, Lia. <3

 

[Ninab]

I still think the SG was waiting for her IN her car. He would know there aren't cameras and what time would be best to break in her car (likely late afternoon- after lunch but before everyone starts leaving) so no one would see. Then, he just had to wait for her to get off of work, and held her at gunpoint and forced her to drive.

 

[dexter75]

I still think the SG was waiting for her IN her car. He would know there aren't cameras and what time would be best to break in her car (likely late afternoon- after lunch but before everyone starts leaving) so no one would see. Then, he just had to wait for her to get off of work, and held her at gunpoint and forced her to drive.

It's possible

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[AtomicAngela]

I think a rental would be trivially easy to trace because you have to give a license and credit card, but it might take long enough that the car could go through multiple cleanings, drivers and locations by the time LE traced it, located it and seized it, that it would probably have a better chance of not giving up evidence than one' own car.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Not if someone LE wasn't looking at as a POI rented it. The person I saw with the car was not the SG who they've been looking at. If the POI rented it, absolutely, easy peasy to trace. If a secondary person rented the car and LE didn't know to look for them, they would have a hard time locating the rental.

 

[Cassbren]

Are gun permits public information?

 

[ZhaZhaHa]

So the paper says there is no evidence a crime has been committed. How does the DNA testing fi into all of this. Strange! Poor reporting? Manipulating the suspect? This is just too much for me. I never sleep!

I thought that was a new article. I presumed she was seen driving her vehicle. If that is the part you are referring to. But I don't recall seeing it anywhere before. So thanks!

Did you just reply to yourself? I'm confused, maybe my WS is all wonky...

 

[Ninab]

Are gun permits public information?

Not in Michigan, no.

 

[msphilosopher]

Need to do a bit of catching up but has anyone discussed the possibility the perp is not the SG? All signs seem to point at the SG, and I think rightfully so with what we know.

I'm wondering if the search was based on other evidence (e.g. phones records, etc.) not that she was last seen with him?

Attempting to think of new scenarios...

 

[soanyway]

Sorry, AA but I don't recall if you were able to get a tag number.

Not if someone LE wasn't looking at as a POI rented it. The person I saw with the car was not the SG who they've been looking at. If the POI rented it, absolutely, easy peasy to trace. If a secondary person rented the car and LE didn't know to look for them, they would have a hard time locating the rental.

 

[ZhaZhaHa]

Hi, I am the IGA woman with the encounter! The tip was called into LE before I found this site. It did take place around 6pm the day Danielle went missing, December 2. They had dismissed it as coincidence a few weeks ago but called me this morning with more questions. The information they were looking for has not been reported in MSM and revolves around SM stuff so it's nothing that can be freely talked about here as far as I know. I've maintained from my day 1 on here that I would not be giving out the description of the man I encountered and I stick to that, especially because it's seemingly back on the burner, but as I did mention before, he does not match the SG.

Oh wow, this is heavy, I'm sorry you have to be involved! But hopefully what you saw can help them out.

 

[newwe]

The LE agent at the press conference said 4:30-5:00PM but then her mother clarified it as 5PM. Her mother never said "we don't know what time she left the parking lot". In a case like this when her car was not accounted for a day and a half, nobody (family, LE) should be able to say when she left. But they did. That car was caught on tape or witnessed. I'm convinced.

Right, so if she texted her friend at 415 and the car didn't leave til 5 and they didn't see her walk to her car...who knows what happened in that 45 min!


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[AggieLou]

It could be that Danielle was forced into her car by someone waiting for her. Mrs. Stislicki asked at the press conference: Did anyone see the dirty car? Was Danielle driving? Was she alone? What was her demeanor? "Something happening at MetLife" could be an abduction, DS being taken against her will and forced to drive someone somewhere. :moo:

Possible then someone forced her to drive to her apartment but why. Someone waiting for them there in another vehicle? Why? Then this would have been planned by someone who knew her. But 5pm on Friday is so risky. There are windows too someone could have seen this. Risky. Risky. Risky!!!
Random creep, but how did her car get back and WHY would they do that. Another risk on top of the first one in both situations. Just seems like too much good luck involved any way you look at abduction but stranger things have happened

No one including me wants to think this was a voluntary disappearance but that seems the only way this may have Danielle safe somewhere. How does LE arrange for witness protection.

 

[soanyway]

I don't know if this has been shared here yet, it only briefly shows DS's photo. But I think it speaks volumes, hopefully to someone who may have even the smallest clue that will lead to bringing her home. Listening to this mother's heart-wrenching pleas puts it into perspective. I pray that someone will read this and in her words, "make an anonymous phone call and change somebody's life".

https://www.facebook.com/wxyzdetroit/videos/10154091392036135/?pnref=story

 

[Holly73]

So LE is just now contacting AA to ask specific questions. Does this suggest they are not getting the DNA results they expected and are now looking at everything and anything that has been called in for new clue So? Or they have more information now and are looking to gain further clues to go with new data?

 

[AtomicAngela]

Sorry, AA but I don't recall if you were able to get a tag number.

I did not. I was able to get the state of the car but only because it was out of place for the lot and I specifically told my friend I was on the phone with, "Some guy from _______ is lost."

 

[zencompass]

I am thinking that she must have left in her car (or someone else drove it) otherwise people would have noticed her car there after five.

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[zencompass]

I am of the belief that whatever happened was definitely planned.

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[zencompass]

But who did the planning is my big question.

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