GUILTY TX - Christina Morris, 23, Plano, 30 August 2014 - #18 *Arrest*

[JMOM]

It was early on. May be in a Plano Star article also. I will try to find it. They explained why too.

The week she went missing. Very early on.

 

[wildebeest]

Do u think the brother he woke up at 4am could have helped him that morning? I mean why did he wake him up at 4am because he had to be at work at 8? He said that in the CW33 interview and I thought it was odd. I wouldn't wake someone up at 4am I would be quiet coming in so I didn't wake anyone.

Only one reason in my mind. He needed his help!!! :twocents:

IMHO

 

[Coldpizza]

New thread ready for posting, please move over as this one will close in about 5 minutes.

http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...stina-Marie-Morris-23-Plano-30-August-2014-19

 

[Gigglingtoes]

Again I think she left with EA

EA got into an accident.

christina was hurt. EA freaked out and maybe did something w her.

Did he call anyone for help?
Did any help him with his situation?
Idk.

 

[suzyjackson]

Sorry for the graphic nature of what I'm about ask.....



Do we know if cadaver dogs were used when they searched EA's car? If, God forbid, she was deceased and was placed in the trunk, how quickly would a scent set in? Also, if a car is completely cleaned and detailed, does that scent go away? I want to say I remember a case, Ayla Reynolds maybe? where a scent was detected way later in the bedroom.

Do we know the exact nature of the damage to his car?

If any of you are familiar with the Madaleine McCann case cadaver dogs were used quite some time after she disappeared and alerted to cadaver smells. This is controversial but it seems to be accepted by many that these dogs can detect what they are trained for a long time after an event. I'm not an expert but I think 3 months is probably not too long JMO

 

[cindyrella7767]

Or a thief!

Liars and thief's usually run together with the same crowd, which I believe most criminals IMO are one or the other or both.

We need that evidence!!!