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IMO, Susan is closer to her home than people think.
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I have thought since the beginning that her body is not too far away from home, probably dumped in a "hidden" place that he discovered when he was doing real estate. JMHO.
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IMO, Susan is closer to her home than people think.
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Hi! I hope you had a Merry Christmas! I don't honestly think anybody in LE believes they are looking for a "live" Susan out there in the wilderness. I also think they have to be very careful with searching in the inclement weather. Fortunately if she is buried somewhere under the snow she'll be preserved much better than in the heat.http://www.fox13now.com/kstu-susan-powell-search-pg,0,5516566.photogallery
google alert
Searchers are looking for Susan.......finally........
IMO, people look for people in mountains, remote places, but from the start, it seemed to me that hardly anyone was searching for Susan.
Please tell me if I am wrong.
Did something tell LE that it was to late?
She was already gone and no rush to find her?
What's up?
I agree that Susan is probably not far from home, for the same reasons you've given. Also, if he did take her body out of the house at the same time as the "camping trip", he'd be risking the boys waking up and knowing the body was in the car and see him dump it. I'm curious if any bedding is missing from the house, or what he would've used to wrap her up in. MOO(respectfully snipped)
It seems like LE knew from day 1 that Susan was dead and no rush to get her body, IMO.
IMO, Susan is closer to her home than people think.
First this Josh hates messes, germs etc.
I can't see him touching a dead body..........
I can see him plan this and disposing Susan asap.
He looks like a coward to me.
A person that would FREAK OUT!!!
not a guy that would keep a dead person for very long.
I agree that Susan is probably not far from home, for the same reasons you've given. Also, if he did take her body out of the house at the same time as the "camping trip", he'd be risking the boys waking up and knowing the body was in the car and see him dump it. I'm curious if any bedding is missing from the house, or what he would've used to wrap her up in. MOO
Since it sounds like Josh's father was not happy about their marriage, could it be possible that his father helped him? I know he lives up in Washington, but could he have traveled down or maybe met him half way for making a transfer? I know it sounds far fetched, but there have been other cases where a husbands family has helped dispose of the body before.
VB
Since it sounds like Josh's father was not happy about their marriage, could it be possible that his father helped him? I know he lives up in Washington, but could he have traveled down or maybe met him half way for making a transfer? I know it sounds far fetched, but there have been other cases where a husbands family has helped dispose of the body before.
VB
I was honestly thinking on the same track as you.
I would like to know oh's fathers where abouts and if they talked during
the famous sledding trip, camping trip, and 24 hour rental car deal.
Does Dad lives 900 miles away? half way is 450 miles and that can be done in 6 hours.
I was wondering how long till Susan's family can file a wrongful death suit in civil court? or do they need more evidence? Just curious thanks![]()
Curious I am so very thankful you made it out friend :hug: To some that may appear an exaggeration--but even where their victims survive I know full well their impact can take a tremendous toll. I can only say it has been six years--and for me, the losses continue mounting and a final toll of damages still untold. I've yet to hit Ground Zero.
Unfortunately as you wisely came to realize, they can transform themselves--for a time--into something quite charming, endearing, and angelic-like. And I regret to say people like this are equally adept--have a keen radar or acute knack, for honing in, and preying, upon the vulnerable and trusting. Which isn't to say that Susan was weak, rather that she likely wanted to believe the best in people--and had yet to learn to guard her heart. And that JP detected, and managed to exploit, her kind and forgiving nature because of it.
I learned to be very, very careful whom I allow into mine--or my childrens'--lives. Tragically, I don't believe Susan survived to learn this costly lesson. So senseless and heartbreaking, to take such a beautiful loving mother away from her boys and her family. They have my prayers through these weeks of heartache and uncertainty--and through the months and years of painful healing that lay ahead. JMO
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Since it sounds like Josh's father was not happy about their marriage, could it be possible that his father helped him? I know he lives up in Washington, but could he have traveled down or maybe met him half way for making a transfer? I know it sounds far fetched, but there have been other cases where a husbands family has helped dispose of the body before.
VB
I had that very same thought. It could explain the high number of miles he put on the rental car. Maybe he stashed the body somewhere while on his spontaneous midnight camping trip when he could not figure out all the logistics on burying her - the kids were there, the ground most likely was frozen solid - lots of obstacles to burying a body and hiding evidence. So, he stashed her on a temporary basis. The next day he rents the car, goes back to get Susan's body, places it in the rental car, then drives up to his father's house where he gets assistance. Just speculation on a possible way the situation playe out - I have nothing to suggest this really did happen. But it would explain why the rental car was needed, and why so many miles were put on it. JMHO
i was just checking real quick before i head to work to see if he has been arrested yet...nope![]()
eta: sp does live in Puyallup, wa. could someone tell me how to pronounce Puyallup, please?![]()
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