oceanblueeyes said:
I dont know otto. I think we really need good verifiable detailed evidence of actually when he did all of these things.
My hubby much prefers to drive at night when the traffic is much less. He doesnt want to drive for hours when he has a meeting. So I dont know if I find that suspicious.
I think the family is going to have to present some way of the time he arrived at their place. I am sure they can as they probably have phone calls that are recorded showing when they got the call about Michelle. They may have even talked to him on his cell phone when he neared their place but they did not mention Michelle was dead until he got there.
IMO
Ocean
Do we know when he received the information? That would clear up when he drove back to Enchanted Oaks. She was found at 1:30. His family was probably notified around 2. We know that the drive takes 5 hours and it took a short time to pack bags and hit the road. He couldn't have arrived earlier than about 7. I was under the impression that he did arrive around 7, but anyone remember?
It's possible that he wanted to drive at night to avoid the traffic and drive the 3ish hours to his mom's place after the meeting (again going on rumour that the hotel was 2 hours from the house). "Authorities said they believe [Michelle] Young had company until about 10:30 p.m. Thursday. Young's husband, Jason Young, had
left town Thursday night for a business trip and was
at his parents' home in Brevard when his sister-in-law found the body Friday afternoon, authorities said. (
http://www.wral.com/news/10267286/detail.html) Any meeting wouldn't have been finished much before 10 so that would place him on his way to his mom's towards 11 and arriving at about 2, only to drop to his knees with the news.
"I met him in the yard and told him what happened," Gerald McIntyre, the stepfather, said from his home in Brevard. "He went
plumb to his knees." (
http://www.newsobserver.com/102/story/507222.html)
"An Edmonton man on trial for second-degree murder
dropped to his knees and cried when a search team discovered his wife's body, court has heard.
Liana White, a pregnant 29-year-old, was reported missing in July of 2005."
(
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/edmonton/story/2006/11/15/white-trial.html)
I'm thinking these guys get really weak in the knees when they are faced with their reality. Michael made his reality, did Jason?
Can you imagine a guy sitting around by himself wondering how he should act when someone finds the pregnant wife he murdered? We need to ask McIntyre "but did he cry?"
"Anyone who can say that someone who drops down on his knees sobbing in front of his wife's casket did not show emotion, must not have been at the funeral I attended." Guess he did cry ... just like Michael White who, by the way, is crying all the way through the trial. Nothing worse than facing jail rather than a generous life insurance policy!(
http://www.topix.net/forum/city/raleigh-nc/TPARI863OPL3J66GN/p2#lastPost)