Nancy Cooper, 34, of Cary, N.C. #4

[LaLaw2000]

They are about to discuss this on Good Morning America.They have her three best friends there.

OOOHHH, I wish I could see it!

Would you tell me is there is a Jessica Adam or Adams there? Thank you so much, NC-Curious!

 

[LaLaw2000]

I knew you knew that! I'm just implying there might have been a reason for JA to see if Nancy was still at the party. Maybe JA was with BC.

Sorta what I was thinking also!

 

[calidreamin]

I agree with you, NCBanker, on the part regarding the purchase of detergent with bleach if, in fact, that is what Brad bought and it is on video at that time, and also the failure to report Nancy missing. It is damning, IMO, tho.

This guy had everything going for him. He had a beautiful wife, two beautiful daughters, a great job, and a beautiful home. Why jeopardize all of this in a fit of anger?

I am one who feels Brad is responsible for Nancy's murder. Can't help it!

I can't help but think he did this either LaLaw! If this guy is so smart to have such a good job why in the world would he be so stupid as to by bleech from a store at 4 am?

 

[NC-Curious]

Well..very brief. Nothing new. Favorite wine. Favorite singer. No POI. Husband is not a suspect. No verificationon whether he bought bleach.

 

[Taximom]

VERY brief!!! It was part of the news segment, not an outright interview like they do later in the show. Rats. You could tell her friends really loved her though.

 

[NC-Curious]

Yeah Jessica was one of the three women.

 

[LaLaw2000]

Yeah Jessica was one of the three women.

Ty very much, NC-Curious! What did you think of Jessica?

 

[Jess]

This story has become the second lead story on the news.



Elise Stolte, Journal Staff Writer
Published: Wednesday, July 16

EDMONTON - Police in North Carolina are now searching the home of a murdered former Edmonton woman.

The search warrant includes the ability to take a DNA sample from her husband, Brad Cooper, said Cary chief of police Pat Bazemore today.

Nancy Cooper, 34, was last seen by friends at a party Friday night. Her husband told police she went running at 7 a.m. Saturday morning and never came back.

Her body was found Monday evening in a pond of water built up around a sewer drain in an under construction subdivision. She lived in Cary, a suburb of Raleigh, N.C.

Police have not named any suspects.

Cooper was born in Sherwood Park and attended Ross Sheppard High School. Her parents, Donna and Garry Rentz, still own a small business here and her brother, Jeff Rentz, is a constable who works out of southeast division.

Brad Cooper was also born and raised in Alberta. The two met in Calgary and moved to North Carolina eight years ago when Brad got a job offer with Cisco Systems.

Cooper leaves behind two little girls, four-year-old Bella and two-year-old Katie.

"They've got the same Nancy personality," said Cooper's younger sister Jill Dean. "Tough kids."

http://www.canada.com/edmontonjournal/news/story.html?id=6a5e4c5b-39dc-4f22-bfd6-60f061d9a94e

 

[NC-Curious]

All three women seemed genuine in their grief. I think they were very good friends to Nancy. Such sadness. And their was a snipet with her sister. So very sad.

 

[calidreamin]

All three women seemed genuine in their grief. I think they were very good friends to Nancy. Such sadness. And their was a snipet with her sister. So very sad.

Thank you for the update NC.

 

[calidreamin]

This story has become the second lead story on the news.



Elise Stolte, Journal Staff Writer
Published: Wednesday, July 16

EDMONTON - Police in North Carolina are now searching the home of a murdered former Edmonton woman.

The search warrant includes the ability to take a DNA sample from her husband, Brad Cooper, said Cary chief of police Pat Bazemore today.

Nancy Cooper, 34, was last seen by friends at a party Friday night. Her husband told police she went running at 7 a.m. Saturday morning and never came back.

Her body was found Monday evening in a pond of water built up around a sewer drain in an under construction subdivision. She lived in Cary, a suburb of Raleigh, N.C.

Police have not named any suspects.

Cooper was born in Sherwood Park and attended Ross Sheppard High School. Her parents, Donna and Garry Rentz, still own a small business here and her brother, Jeff Rentz, is a constable who works out of southeast division.

Brad Cooper was also born and raised in Alberta. The two met in Calgary and moved to North Carolina eight years ago when Brad got a job offer with Cisco Systems.

Cooper leaves behind two little girls, four-year-old Bella and two-year-old Katie.

"They've got the same Nancy personality," said Cooper's younger sister Jill Dean. "Tough kids."

http://www.canada.com/edmontonjournal/news/story.html?id=6a5e4c5b-39dc-4f22-bfd6-60f061d9a94e

Thank you for posting the article Jess, my heart breaks for her little girls.

 

[LaLaw2000]

All three women seemed genuine in their grief. I think they were very good friends to Nancy. Such sadness. And their was a snipet with her sister. So very sad.

Well, I could certainly be wrong in my earlier post concerning Jessica! I will apologize if I am. She just makes me wonder about not being at the party and calling Nancy at the party.

I cannot imagine the grief that Nancy's family and her friends are experiencing. My heart goes out to all of them.

Thanks, NC-Curious.

 

[LaLaw2000]

Does anyone know if there will still be a presser this morning @ 9:00? TIA

 

[NC-Curious]

She may not live in the neighborhood, as it was said they met at daycare.

 

[calidreamin]

Does anyone know if there will still be a presser this morning @ 9:00? TIA

Last I heard it was still on.

 

[Taximom]

Well, I could certainly be wrong in my earlier post concerning Jessica! I will apologize if I am. She just makes me wonder about not being at the party and calling Nancy at the party.

I cannot imagine the grief that Nancy's family and her friends are experiencing. My heart goes out to all of them.

Thanks, NC-Curious.

Same here, so maybe she was just checking up on a good friend. If you are really worried about someone, calls come and go at any hour.

 

[Jovin]

Thanks for the explanation again, Cyberpro! I appreciate it. I guess I was confused. :abnormal: (We need a blonde smiley on here.)

See, I can come in handy sometimes!

 

[EnvoyDriver61]

Wasn't Adams the person Nancy was also going to help with some painting job after her morning jog?

If so, she may have called to solidify details for the next day. It may be those details that caused her to immediately notice something wasn't right the next day when she called Brad looking for Nancy.

 

[NC-Curious]

This was part of an article on the GMA site. Interesting .
Admitting that he and his wife were having "marital problems," the husband told the paper that he didn't believe the situation to be so bad that his wife would leave him.

 

[Celt]

Good morning all
They have updated some great pictures of Nancy and her wonderful family on WRAL
http://www.wral.com/news/local/image_gallery/3208444/
also I thought this was interesting
"Brett Adam, a friend of the Coopers' whose wife reported her missing Saturday afternoon, said: "Brad is himself suffering enormously. One of the things I've said is that it's all too easy to slip into rumor."
Do you think he is staying w/The Adams?
http://www.newsobserver.com/news/crime_safety/story/1144227.html