Missing Georgia Woman

vraiblonde

Board Mommy
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dustin said:
So do you also feel sorry for her fiance, family, friends and the people who put their daily lives aside to search for her, fearing she was dead, only to find out that she was too immature to deal with problems like an adult?
Well, maybe not her parents and fiancee, because I have this idea that they played a role in her being too afraid to simply call off the wedding.

But, yeah, it was a dirty trick to play on community members, law enforcement, etc. She should have some form of punishment - it's just...what? They already had a search party out and she was a huge news topic before she called her fiancee and told him she had been kidnapped, then later tried to tell the police the same story.

It's not against the law to ditch your fiancee practically at the alter and take off without telling your parents. She was over 18 - she can do what she wants. I think the family jumped the gun on this but what do you do? Every minute counts in a real abduction scenario. That's why most law enforcement won't doing anything about a missing person until the person has been gone for x amount of time.

For the record, though, I think her parents are lying when they said there was absolutely no indication that she was having cold feet. I think they just ignored it and enjoyed the attention her disappearance brought them.
 

Nickel

curiouser and curiouser
vraiblonde said:
Well, maybe not her parents and fiancee, because I have this idea that they played a role in her being too afraid to simply call off the wedding.

For the record, though, I think her parents are lying when they said there was absolutely no indication that she was having cold feet. I think they just ignored it and enjoyed the attention her disappearance brought them.
With all due respect, I think you are on drugs. :lol:
 

Larry Gude

Strung Out
You won't have to wait long for vindication...

vraiblonde said:
Why? Think realistically what would make you ditch your guy at the altar and take off without telling anyone.

...it'll be maybe a month before the books start hitting the shelves as all her 'friends' race one another to see who can bring up the most embarrassing stuff on her.

"Yes, I KNEW this was gonna happen! She's been unstable about this and this and she once did this and..."

Next book:

"I knew her BETTER! She TOLD me she was scared and said her mom told her 'don't you dare embarass us! And then..."

Tabloid:

"Terrified Bride can't get anyone to listen! Un-faithful fiance called her 'nuts' to beer buddies! Bat Boy says "Yep, I did her. She's one crazy #####!"
 

RoseRed

American Beauty
PREMO Member
Larry Gude said:
Tabloid:

"Terrified Bride can't get anyone to listen! Un-faithful fiance called her 'nuts' to beer buddies! Bat Boy says "Yep, I did her. She's one crazy #####!"

:killingme :roflmao: :killingme
 

Nickel

curiouser and curiouser
vraiblonde said:
Why? Think realistically what would make you ditch your guy at the altar and take off without telling anyone.
Insanity or selfishness. :shrug:
 

tomchamp

New Member
I Blame The Media

Once again they took a story "Hook, Line and Sinker". You can't tell me this guy, being close to this woman, like he says, didn't have a clue. They must :cartwheel :boxing: have talked. This is a feeling she must have had, for sometime, and if he really new this woman as he claims, he had to sense something. Come on, there are signs, some may wish to ignore.

The media, as usual, got hold of a story and like using a hammer to pound a nail, even after you can't see the head of the nail anymore, just kept hitting it on the head, Untill you can't see the head anymore.

Of course we will find out more in the days to come of this story. The media is HOOKED on it.

I don't think this women committed a major crime. Even cosidering all the man hours by the local and state police forces.

The media has control over how people think in this country. :loser:

I side with her.

More inportant things happened over the last few days. Hello "Wake up America"...http://apnews.myway.com/article/20050501/D89QESQO1.html :patriot:
 
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I disagree, TomChamp. She said she was going out for a jog. She left without personal belongings. The immediate family reported her missing. What else is anyone to think but possible abduction or murder by the hands of the fiance. Look at how many reports of the missing DID end up with a body.
 

Nickel

curiouser and curiouser
kwillia said:
I disagree, TomChamp. She said she was going out for a jog. She left without personal belongings. The immediate family reported her missing. What else is anyone to think but possible abduction or murder by the hands of the fiance. Look at how many reports of the missing DID end up with a body.
And don't forget she cut her hair and left it by the side of the road. :shrug: I doubt she just happened upon a pair of scissors during her jog.
 
Nickel said:
And don't forget she cut her hair and left it by the side of the road. :shrug: I doubt she just happened upon a pair of scissors during her jog.
Report I heard today said she bought her grayhound bus ticket a week prior to the night she disappeared.
 

willie

Well-Known Member
tomchamp said:
Come On He Knew!
Whom played the media better, Him or her!

He probably knew they had issues and he probably knew she was a self centered, pampered, dingaling but I'm sure this extreme cry for attention was a surprise to him.
 
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Bruzilla

Guest
I think that the biggest issue of this case has been overlooked... that being all of the suspicion against the fiancee. Before she was found the cops were looking at him as being responsible for her disappearance since there was no evidence that she had any enemies. There seemed to be little investigation into a possible abduction, just a lot of time spent looking for a way to convict the fiancee. Any one want to give odds on if he would have been arrested and convicted if she hadn't called in? If they could do it to Scott Peterson, they can do it to anybody.
 

Larry Gude

Strung Out
Did I hear that right?

If they could do it to Scott Peterson, they can do it to anybody.

Must be a different Scott Peterson, not the one with the tidal wave, err, excuse me, tsunami, of circumstantial evidence against him, right?
 

ocean733

New Member
I heard that one of the reasons that the authorities were suspicious of her claims was because she said that the abductors cut her hair before they threw her in the van (explaining the hair found at the scene).

'"Ambush Make-over" Gone Wrong'
 

MJ

Material Girl
PREMO Member
Nickel said:
Insanity or selfishness. :shrug:
:yay:

She has the same crazy Wilma Flintstone eyes as my SIL. My SIL has abandoned her husband and small children numerous times so she can get her head straight. :rolleyes:
 

Warron

Member
Larry Gude said:
...in any event, it seems Mr. Fiance is in negotiations to take a Georgia Bureau of Investigations (GBI) polygraph but doens't want it video taped which the GBI has to do for evidence trail.
I think you got this backwards. The police refused to allow the polygraph to be video taped as was requested by the guy as a condition of taking it.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/04/30/national/main692164.shtml

"The fiancé and his lawyer have requested the police polygraph to be videotaped, something Belcher said no law enforcement agency "that's worth anything" would do."
 
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