[Halls]

Sorry, but if I had gotten cold feet and wanted to just disappear I'd take my things with me. This gal left with nothing and left everything behind. Doesn't seem like someone who got cold feet.

Also, this story sounds so familiar to me. Gal goes out for a walk and doesn't come back and hubby/fiance calls and says she is missing. Kind of like Scott Peterson. I am not saying her fiance had anything to do with, but perhaps he is the one who got cold feet, and couldn't find it in his heart to cancel the wedding/hurt the bride to be/and hurt his reputation, so the best way he could think of making this go away was getting rid of the bride to be. That way he didn't have to "hurt" anyone, and his reputation is still in tact. I'm guessing, but I may not be to far off when all of this is said and done.

[Pukin Dog]

Look, we are not stupid.

I predict right now; the Fiancee killed the woman, period.

She probably got cold feet, and he flipped out and off'd her in a fit of rage. It took me one look at that dude to decide he killed her.

Who's with me?

[pissant]

Hope she wasn't a freeper!

[isthisnickcool]

Belcher said Mason had told authorities he would decide Friday whether to take a polygraph test.

Well well......

[Conspiracy Guy]

Mason had told authorities he would decide Friday whether to take a polygraph test.

??????? !!!!!!!!

[Final Authority]

Home she shared? Did she buy it? Was it her money? Was he deeded on the property? How about bank accounts? Or trust funds? I'm just beginning to smell the stench.

[William Tell]

I thought that I read that she left behind her engagement ring. Is that correct? Is that a reasonable thing?

[pabianice]

Maj. Don Woodruff said authorities did not believe Wilbanks was a runaway bride. But under questioning from reporters, Belcher later said: "It's a very real possibility she did get cold feet. I mean, how many husbands have gone out for a pack of cigarettes and not come back?"

Uh-huh. She ran away with just her jogging sweats.

[passionfruit]

I alwaays get concerned when family starts putting down conditions before they are willing to cooperate with law enforcement.

It places suspicion directly on them.

Look at the Jonbenet Ramsey case. Parents lawyered up immediately, and the case has never been solved. They may not be guilty in that case, but the police were never able to move beyond looking at them because there was always a lawyer in the way.

[D Edmund Joaquin]

A woman less than a week away from being married, doesnt take off that diamond ring, even for a little jog, especially in a relatively safe neighborhood. And if the cut off hair is hers, I predict a jealous woman is involved

[Protagoras]

She's dead.

[pepperdog]

Wow! Woman goes out for jog, walk, etc. Woman disappears. It's enough to make a woman think twice about trying to exercise.

Yeah, he did it.

[A CA Guy]

Maybe a jealous psychotic ex-boyfriend took action just before this wedding?

[Popman]

Bet some of you folks would pay JimRob a handsome sum to delete this thread after this morning.

New fund raising idea!!!