[gopwinsin04]

So how did she stay in Vegas with $140 cash on her? (and that was before the cross country bus trip from Atlanta-Dallas-Vegas)

[muawiyah]

Why does the title mislead us into believing the crazy woman is married already? Unless, of course, you know something the rest of us don't.

BTW, the article says he's her fiance.

[al baby]

So how did she stay in Vegas with $140 cash on her?

maybe shes a red light women as well

[A Balrog of Morgoth]

IIRC, her ticket wasn't originally to Las Vegas, although I guess that's not particularly relevant.

[MinuteGal]

I heard she had $250.....no matter. Still not enough to eat on and stay in LV. She had left her credit card at home (so they say), so whose credit card was she using?

We're getting little dribs and drabs seeping out. Stay tuned and have a good supply of microwave popcorn packets in the kitchen cabinet.

Leni

[1Old Pro]

This whole story is weird. This girl needs a good psychiatrist.

[Enterprise]

She stayed at Treasure Island? Was she looking for booty?

[SengirV]

I heard on the news last night that she bought the ticket to LV under a false name, and she also stashed money beforehand.

[Redbob]

"So how did she stay in Vegas with $140 cash on her?"

D'ya really want to know?

[Josh in PA]

Easily.. The $3.95 all you can eat buffet at the Bellagio is great.

[Pillows]

I wouldn't let this nutcase have kids. We're bound to produce another Andrea Yates.....Susan Smith.

[evets]

HEY!
I thought that "What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas"...

[Lazamataz]

She met a guy.

That's my conjecture.

[Guillermo]

I think the fiance said all she did in Vegas was hang around the bus station...lol, what a putz.

This girl was knocking boots all over town, I guarantee it.

[KC_Conspirator]

Three to five years for a false call to 911? Hardly.

I thought as a grown up you had the right to get up and disappear. Its a free country.

FOX News is killing me with this STOOPID story.

[cvq3842]

I still feel we haven't heard the whole story. Although I'm not too sure I want to.

Actually, when something like this, or the Jackson trial, is at the top of the news (as opposed to, say, a terrorist attack or a stock market drop), I breathe a sigh or relief. I take it as "no news is good news."

I know Sean Hannity had a lot of sympathy for this woman on the radio yesterday, but I don't really agree. She may indeed have problems. But what happens the next time some young woman is REALLY abducted - will the authorities be slow to respond because it might be another hoax? And I'm sure the Hispanic community is none too happy about her blaming it on two Hispanic suspects.

I wish her well, but she should be held responsible somehow.

[lonevoice]

What's even weirder is the news report this morning that the prospective groom still wants to marry the goofy woman. Hard to say which of them is whackier.

[b4its2late]

She must've heard that whatever happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. If she was still there, we wouldn't even know she was.....

[spectre]

I don't know how she managed to check in to ANY major Casino rHotel in Las Vegas without some sort of ID?

I've never tried to pay cash for a room. But you'd think they would require a Credit Card to guarantee against damage to the room?

She could have made reservations ahead of time and paid with a credit card that way?

sw

[uncitizen]

A question she may answer is was this planned?

If she says it wasn't she's lying AGAIN.

[uncitizen]

I have a theory that she had one of Mason's credit cards. That would explain why she used the name Mason to buy the bus tix. Also, i don't know that you can use cash to pay for a hotel room in Vegas. Can you? Or is a credit card required?