| This thread has been locked, it will not receive new replies. |
|
Locked on 04/08/2007 12:03:14 AM PDT by Admin Moderator, reason:
Continuing discussion: |
Posted on 03/09/2007 8:53:08 PM PST by mom4kittys
Edited on 03/09/2007 9:36:53 PM PST by Admin Moderator. [history]
The sad thing is they might find them burned up on the side of the road. Someone has been killing and burning bodies over there on a regular basis lately. I think the pop is less that 250,000 residents on that island so you can imagine them wanting to get away from there if they know something or have something dirty on Gibson.
email Banfield... maybe she will bring that up at some point.
Yes i know he wasn't reading Anna's mind. I know that he was believing everything HKS et all told him and drew his conclusions from those "facts". Fact: Anna liked Chloral Hydrate. How the hell would he know that? Only by hearing that from Stern and Co.
It's her departure both times that makes both deaths look premeditated (IMHO). As well as her access to the deceased within 24 hours of their deaths.
Maybe the ex-FBI guy can access this information.
What is going on that this is happening? Is it related to the election? Imagine having such awsome power over a small chain of Islands in the Caribbean 90 miles from the USA?
and based on the fact that the people telling him this had a dog in the outcome, it should have been discounted and he (Perper/Tiger) should have looked deeper and elsewhere.
Huh? It was in Daniel's system at autopsy.
Yes...I've said this several times on this thread...and looks like almost the identical words, too.
Right. He's got some gall expecting people to believe his conclusion of "accident" when it is based on "facts" provided him by Stern and Co. He talks about the stuff they told him as tho they are the gospel truth. It's incredible!! "WE know this, we know that. She had a 105 degree temp. blah blah blah." He wasn't there. He has no way of knowing those things. All he can know for sure is what he found when he opened her up and what the investigators told him that they found at the scene (which he never visited). Beyond that, he should have discounted (or thrown out) anything that Stern told him. Especially since it took him nearly a month to do this autopsy and by that time everyone else in the world was suspicious of Stern by then. Except him.
Now, Danny's body wasn't buried for a long time for a reason....and the only reason it could REALLY be is to avoid the possibility of having to exhume it for more tests.
The Zoloft being planted is not inconsistent or mutually exclusive with it being in Daniels body at autopsy.
They still don't know who is doing it... many have been burned up inside their cars also. (reminds me of Aruba)
Where are you talking about it being planted? And by whom?
It's done. I hope she will ask him next time she interviews him.
Yes. I will never forget that video that ET took of him holding Danielynn on his shoulder saying, "You're mommy's dead, you're mommy's dead." How negative! That child does not need him around her for one more minute! Ugh!
My grandson's father died when my grandson was 6. Certainly, we all cried when it happened, but everything we have said to this day has been positive....something like, "now he's with you every day....he's probably at the golf course, etc." There were days back then when my grandson couldn't find his shoes...my daughter would say, "I think daddy's playing tricks on you and hiding your shoes." A day or so after it happened, my daughter said my grandson said to her, "I'll bet daddy's happy that he with his mom again." Talk about positive thinking!
I realize that Dannielynn had no idea what Stern was talking about, but like you said, Stern does not have a sense of humor...always appears negative. Even his speech at the funeral was so negative. As far as I'm concerned, funerals should be a celebration of life through all the tears.
I pray they get the baby away from him soon.
http://www.jonesbahamas.com/?c=45&a=12130
(burned up victims mentioned below)
30th March
Murder Rate Alarm
By Bianca Symonette
The first quarter of 2007 is coming to an end and there have already been more than 20 homicides reported in the Bahamas for the year.
Authorities are concerned that at this rate, the number would surpass the 60 homicides recorded in 2006.
On Wednesday, police had still not classified Tuesday’s shooting that occurred on Faith Avenue that resulted in the death of a 22-year-old man.
Police reported that the two men were at home in the Bellot Road area of New Providence sometime after 5pm when a weapon was fired.
A 21-year-old received a wound to his hand, according to police, who said the 22-year-old man was wounded in his chest.
Both men were taken to hospital, but the older one died as a result of his injuries, police said.
Police indicated that this latest shooting could raise the country’s homicide count to 23 if it is classified as a homicide.
Police press liaison officer Assistant Superintendent Walter Evans said there are other incidents that had not yet been classified that could also drive the count up.
"We can’t really say exactly at this point how many cases [are outstanding] because there are a number of matters being looked at. We are waiting for autopsy reports and also for the continued investigations into several matters so we will be able to state whether they will be upgraded. We don’t want to say anything prematurely so we will await the results of the autopsy report," Mr. Evans said.
"We have already surpassed the amount of homicides we had around this time last year. We have just completed the first quarter of the year and it seems from all indications that we have exceeded one third of the incidents that we had for the year 2006."
In the meantime, Mr. Evans said police are doing their best to curb the violence in the country.
"The police are doing a significant amount of things to circumvent the amount of activities you see happening from a criminal nature, but what we find happening more so are matters that involve matters with personal issues…and we are deeply concerned about that," Mr. Evans said.
In an attempt to reduce the amount of violence taking place in the country, Mr. Evans said that the police continue to ask the public to assist in the crime fight.
The police aren’t the only ones expressing concern.
President of the Court of Appeal Dame Joan Sawyer also recently express concerns over the high murder count for the year.
She said if the escalation of murders continues at this rate, the country would surpass last year’s figure.
Dame Joan also expressed concerns over the latest trend of victims’ bodies being burnt apparently in an effort to conceal evidence and identity.
Director of Public Prosecutions Bernard Turner indicated this week that this is the most murders he has seen within three months of the year.
The murder count currently stands at 22.
sorry wrong article - it does not mention the burned up victims
grrr I am loopy.... I knew I saw it in there.
Dame Joan also expressed concerns over the latest trend of victims’ bodies being burnt apparently in an effort to conceal evidence and identity.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.