Most of the information out there indicate he was suspended for 10 days and that mama packed him off with dad so he wouldn’t be hanging with his homies at the house while she was at work. Guess mama didn’t trust either. Dad was spending happy times with his girlfriend so that’s why when dad had visitation, that’s where they were staying. Yes, it is a bit unbelievable that Brandy’s son wasn’t curious about all the lights and sirens and neighbors out. Had he sneaked out of the house, too? As for her saying he was last seen at whatever time doesn’t hold water because she and dad were out. But again, it’s ubelievable that when/if they came home that night that they didn’t check on the kids or that her son didn’t call her to say TM never came home. The adults didn’t seem too worried about him not being home until they called the cops about 10 AM. Which begs the question why would they call the cops? Did they assume he’d been in trouble? If so, then that’s a got’cha. What’s strange is the cops didn’t notify them before midnight at the latest. Did TM not have his parents listed on his phone? Still, you’d think the cops would have gone down his phone directory and gotten hold of anyone to help track down the parents. Unless, the cops had been suspicious and were tracking him and his whereabouts and didn’t want to be stopped by the parents. Can you think of a reason the cops wouldn’t have notified the parents?
First he said TM was suspended for 10 days for mj possession and then later that it was for being in a place he didn't belong.
Then he refers to Chad as TM's little brother but they are not related.
Then he refers to Brandi as his fiancee, but he is still married to his second wife -- Alicia Stanley Martin, who apparently raised TM for the last 10 years until their separation a few weeks before the 26th.
So then who was he living with down in Miami -- Sybrina or Alicia. So where's Alicia in all of this???
My understanding as to why his parents numbers weren't called is that the phone was not working. Tracy said that he called that AM and his phone didn't ring but just went to message recording.
I think the police gave the phone back to him too early in the investigation, perhaps even the next day. They should have kept it. It had vital forensic evidence in it and on it. I think I read that they tried to get it back and he refused, and lawyered up. That should have been the SPD's 48th clue that something was wrong with his story.
And AFAIK, he has still not turned over his phone bills to investigators.