GUILTY NY - Vincent Viafore, 46, Newburgh, 19 April 2015 - #1

[Kadoober]

Gitana, it looks like the Crowdrabbit page links directly to the Fundrazr page... so I think she has brought in a whopping $120 total.

It's pretty amazing... the disparity between what she told her lawyer, and what she told her LE (just based on the 'story' on the Fundrazr page).

 

[Kadoober]

I would like to just take a moment to say that her lawyers Twitter handle is
@madacquittals

I am rolling over here!:happydance:

 

[kimi_SFC]

I would like to just take a moment to say that her lawyers Twitter handle is
@madacquittals

I am rolling over here!:happydance:

BBM
:giggle:
:floorlaugh:



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[nightwatch]

Body found is not Vincent.

"On May 14th, 2015 an autopsy was performed by the Dutchess County Medical Examiner’s Office in Poughkeepsie, NY and the decedent was positively identified as an adult male in his early 20’s that was suspected of jumping off the Mid-Hudson Bridge in mid April 2015. The cause of death was ruled a suicide."

http://hudsonvalleynewsnetwork.com/2015/05/14/body-found-in-hudson-is-suspected-suicide-victim/

Darn, I was so hopeful they had found him.

ciao

 

[Momoffourboys]

I would like to just take a moment to say that her lawyers Twitter handle is
@madacquittals

I am rolling over here!:happydance:

Ha!! Who knew? I never knew lawyers tweeted! About cases! Gotta love technology.

 

[Kadoober]

lol...
He's not tweeting about her case directly. I just googled him, saw that, and peed my pants.
I've been building a SNL skit in my head ever since.

 

[Momoffourboys]

lol...
He's not tweeting about her case directly. I just googled him, saw that, and peed my pants.
I've been building a SNL skit in my head ever since.

He is retweeting about her case. That is very strange. LOL

 

[Lilibet]

ETA: See next posts...never mind.

Back to what she might have done to the kayak...here's an article from the beginning. I'm wandering what "grid lines" are and what this quote could mean. Kayakers?

"When the water is this rough, it’s very difficult to operate and keep your grid lines uniform," said Trooper Brendan Casey.

http://www.twcnews.com/nys/binghamt...er-after-2-kayaks-found-in-hudson-river.html#

ETA: I did some quick googling and "grid lines" appear to refer to lines on the navigation chart. Now I'm wondering if he would be using a chart on the Hudson. I'm still interested in hearing from kayakers.

http://www.kayarchy.com/html/02technique/005seakayaknavigation/002charts.htm

 

[DayLea]

Back to what she might have done to the kayak...here's an article from the beginning. I'm wandering what "grid lines" are and what this quote could mean. Kayakers?



http://www.twcnews.com/nys/binghamt...er-after-2-kayaks-found-in-hudson-river.html#

I interpret as a reference to the search itself, as in searching in a grid search formation.

Police said the rainy conditions made it difficult to look for 46-year-old Vincent Viafore.

"When the water is this rough, it’s very difficult to operate and keep your grid lines uniform," said Trooper Brendan Casey.

 

[Lilibet]

I interpret as a reference to the search itself, as in searching in a grid search formation.

:doh: Of course! I read it wrong. Never mind.

 

[silly1]

I'm quoting myself to add: perhaps in the mayhem of him capsizing during an argument and plug-pulling, that she pulled the kayak out of his reach while he struggled. He never tried to get back into the kayak because she was able to keep it away from him. The kayak never went under the water because she had control of it. The water was choppy and it was a windy, cold day. It would be a struggle from him to swim any distance and he didn't have long before the cold overcame him, if not the current as well. The Hudson is not a peaceful river and the current is strong. It would be a struggle even for a good swimmer, imo, and drugs aren't required (though I don't totally rule out the possibility yet). Just a thought.

I think this is totally plausible IF he indeed wasn't wearing his life vest as she reported. The simplest explanation is often the right one.

 

[MsFacetious]

'It felt good knowing he would die': Woman accused of drowning fiance confessed, say prosecutors

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/05/1...intcmp=ob_article_footer_text&intcmp=obinsite


Body pulled from Hudson River a suicide victim (Not Vincent)

http://www.poughkeepsiejournal.com/story/news/local/2015/05/14/body-river-suicide-bridge/27311293/

 

[hot cawfeee]

with regard to the diary entries I am thinking of "Gone Girl"---pardon any spoilers WS

 

[hot cawfeee]

sounds like her lawyer is a real dope!!! or else very smart---good way to taint the jury pool and maybe have trial moved

 

[BunnyHop]

ETA: See next posts...never mind.

Back to what she might have done to the kayak...here's an article from the beginning. I'm wandering what "grid lines" are and what this quote could mean. Kayakers?



http://www.twcnews.com/nys/binghamt...er-after-2-kayaks-found-in-hudson-river.html#

ETA: I did some quick googling and "grid lines" appear to refer to lines on the navigation chart. Now I'm wondering if he would be using a chart on the Hudson. I'm still interested in hearing from kayakers.

http://www.kayarchy.com/html/02technique/005seakayaknavigation/002charts.htm

State police said they found both kayaks Sunday night.

..........................................................................................

 

[T-Rex]

I wonder if, letter-of-the-law, opening a drain that's made to be opened is enough for a murder conviction. Drilling a hole, yes. But this is actually a FEATURE of the kayak. Could they make the case he was negligent for not doing a gear check?

 

[steelman]

I can't help but wonder if she was tiring from all the police questions that day, or maybe she didn't like the cop that was asking the questions, so she started answering his questions sarcastically. In text form, the sarcasm wouldn't be obvious, but the comments themselves would be damning.

I hope everything was video'd that day, that would clarify it.

 

[silly1]

I can't help but wonder if she was tiring from all the police questions that day, or maybe she didn't like the cop that was asking the questions, so she started answering his questions sarcastically. In text form, the sarcasm wouldn't be obvious, but the comments themselves would be damning.

While this sounds like it might be remotely possible, I'm going to guess the odds are that it's not the case. Maybe a 0.00000000000001% chance.

 

[Inthedetails]

"The accused killer kayaker is living it up in an upstate slammer, boasting about how tasty the jail food is and laughing it up with visiting pals."

http://nypost.com/2015/05/16/accused-killer-kayaker-is-happy-and-cheerful-in-jail/

Going for insanity??

 

[Momoffourboys]

"The accused killer kayaker is living it up in an upstate slammer, boasting about how tasty the jail food is and laughing it up with visiting pals."

http://nypost.com/2015/05/16/accused-killer-kayaker-is-happy-and-cheerful-in-jail/

Going for insanity??

BBM

Naa. Just cold hearted b!&@).