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She may have been afraid to call the police for a number of reasons.That's a big question for me as well, had Monique notified LE of the threats in the past or the Dec 6th incident? Did she think MM was just being a jerk and since he lived in another state didn't really take them so seriously?
Such a tragedy for the victims and all of the families, especially those young children left behind. Thank heavens he didn't harm them.
JMO
Yes exactly.Completely agree. This was a sold out event, above freezing, no precipitation and Ohio State was ahead at halftime. Any OSU fan knows the halftime show with TBDBITL is something to see, also. It might sound bizarre to others, but she would never have left that game at halftime unless it was very very serious. What I can't figure out is why ST didn't leave with her? He felt she was safe enough to leave alone and make her way to the hotel without him and I find that to be odd.
Yes, reactive abuse.She may have been afraid to call the police for a number of reasons.
She may have been afraid to put his medical license in jeopardy. Which then would anger him even more or possibly cause him to press charges, accuse her of harassment. And damaging his income flow.
This is the kind of thing abusers/stalkers do. Put the victims in no win situations. If the victim fights back, they are the ones who end up getting sued, or arrested, etc.
Im thinking she didnt, whether out of fear, or b/c she didnt want to escalate the situation. I dont think stalkers have common sense.It's probably been a few years since I've posted on this site. I missed the respectful way crime is discussed here.
This case is really chilling to me. To think that Mo's "happily ever after" was tarnished by a stalker ex who eventually completely robbed her of that. For her and her husband to be killed in the middle of the night in what should have been the safety of their own home. The children.
I wonder if Mo ever reported the harassment and stalking to LE. On one hand, I can see her not reporting out of fear. On the other, I can see her reporting it and being told that they couldn't really do much unless her ex did something that met a certain threshold.
I also wonder if the alleged killer felt pushed to some edge because of how his career was going (no excuse, ever). He had a skilled, prestigious job but moved around a lot, leaving lawsuits behind him for malpractice. His life had careened out of control.
This is all just my opinion on what we've learned from documents and the media. I'd love to hear your thoughts.
Yes stalkers who are professionals, very smart, very educated are the worst in setting up their victims. Setting up no win traps.Yes, reactive abuse.
IF you read the affidavit carefully, it does not explicitly say that she left the game alone. It implies that ST did not leave with her, but that does not mean no one else left with her. If ST did not leave with her, perhaps he didn't sense an immediate danger. If what got MT upset at the game was either ST or MT seeing MM at their house via the ring camera, which I suspect it was, while it is creepy and terrifying, it is not an immediate and present danger since Columbus to Indianapolis is about a 3 hour drive. Certainly Indianapolis at night is not the safest place either so I would be shocked if she actually left alone.Completely agree. This was a sold out event, above freezing, no precipitation and Ohio State was ahead at halftime. Any OSU fan knows the halftime show with TBDBITL is something to see, also. It might sound bizarre to others, but she would never have left that game at halftime unless it was very very serious. What I can't figure out is why ST didn't leave with her? He felt she was safe enough to leave alone and make her way to the hotel without him and I find that to be odd.
Considering the game started at 8 pm Maybe they planned on staying the night in a hotel?IF you read the affidavit carefully, it does not explicitly say that she left the game alone. It implies that ST did not leave with her, but that does not mean no one else left with her. If ST did not leave with her, perhaps he didn't sense an immediate danger. If what got MT upset at the game was either ST or MT seeing MM at their house via the ring camera, which I suspect it was, while it is creepy and terrifying, it is not an immediate and present danger since Columbus to Indianapolis is about a 3 hour drive. Certainly Indianapolis at night is not the safest place either so I would be shocked if she actually left alone.
Another person familiar with OSU football stated that it is highly unlikely that fans would leave a championship game at half time. Especially when OSU was ahead at half time. And the band is fabulous. It is also not a cheap out of town weekend, the football tickets, hotel, dinner, etc.IF you read the affidavit carefully, it does not explicitly say that she left the game alone. It implies that ST did not leave with her, but that does not mean no one else left with her. If ST did not leave with her, perhaps he didn't sense an immediate danger. If what got MT upset at the game was either ST or MT seeing MM at their house via the ring camera, which I suspect it was, while it is creepy and terrifying, it is not an immediate and present danger since Columbus to Indianapolis is about a 3 hour drive. Certainly Indianapolis at night is not the safest place either so I would be shocked if she actually left alone.
For OSU foot ball fans, leaving a championship game at half time when OSU was ahead, but only by 4 points, is unlikely unless for good reason.Considering the game started at 8 pm Maybe they planned on staying the night in a hotel?
Maybe leaving the game was not a big deal. There are a few hotels near that stadium. She could have left for a short time and them returned?
It is also possible MT was worried about her husband's license. She knew what MM was capable of, and didn't want ST to be dragged into the situation. She was protecting him.Yes, reactive abuse.