Missing woman search in Shenandoah

[Anonymous]

Jesus! Some of us are really in to solving other people's mistaryies while not knowing any crap about it and not knowing an iota of really what happened! Either we all have too much time at our hands or we all are wanna be Sherlocks. WTF? How in the world did we get here? Too much of life coaching in a day?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So this is complete gossip, but friends who were camping at Shenandoah this weekend said the word up there from the camp host is that she left suicide notes at home and in her car. Again, may be completely untrue.

When this happens the missing person is labeled as "endangered."

I think something happened to her elsewhere and the car was dumped. I hope I am wrong and she is on a tropical island somewhere starting a new life.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Jesus! Some of us are really in to solving other people's mistaryies while not knowing any crap about it and not knowing an iota of really what happened! Either we all have too much time at our hands or we all are wanna be Sherlocks. WTF? How in the world did we get here? Too much of life coaching in a day?

What's wrong with being wannabe Sherlocks? It's an interesting disappearance, unusual. We all hope they find her safe and healthy. We also speculate on other possibilities.

[Anonymous]

Err.... Nobody need your "speculation" gosh!

[Anonymous]

I do think it's weird that the state police are still saying there is nothing "suspicious" about her disappearance, yet isn't any disappearance suspicious? And why close 5 trails in a NP if not?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Jesus! Some of us are really in to solving other people's mistaryies while not knowing any crap about it and not knowing an iota of really what happened! Either we all have too much time at our hands or we all are wanna be Sherlocks. WTF? How in the world did we get here? Too much of life coaching in a day?

If you aren't interested, go away.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Jesus! Some of us are really in to solving other people's mistaryies while not knowing any crap about it and not knowing an iota of really what happened! Either we all have too much time at our hands or we all are wanna be Sherlocks. WTF? How in the world did we get here? Too much of life coaching in a day?

If you aren't interested, go away.

Ya go away and let us day dream and fantasize!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Jesus! Some of us are really in to solving other people's mistaryies while not knowing any crap about it and not knowing an iota of really what happened! Either we all have too much time at our hands or we all are wanna be Sherlocks. WTF? How in the world did we get here? Too much of life coaching in a day?

If you aren't interested, go away.

Ya go away and let us day dream and fantasize!

Fantasize?! This is far from a fantasy.

[Anonymous]

Hmmm... No wonder why day time soaps are so popular among us. When you think about it, I see a scary similarity in what we do here and the story line of a soap! Is this a girl thing? One can only wonder...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hmmm... No wonder why day time soaps are so popular among us. When you think about it, I see a scary similarity in what we do here and the story line of a soap! Is this a girl thing? One can only wonder...

Not a girl thing, guys watch soaps too. It's a people thing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hmmm... No wonder why day time soaps are so popular among us. When you think about it, I see a scary similarity in what we do here and the story line of a soap! Is this a girl thing? One can only wonder...

If you don't think that this is a worthy topic of discussion perhaps you should move along and try to improve your English elsewhere.

[Anonymous]

I think someone killed this lady and then set the crime scene on fire, and that is the reason we have a wildfire in Shenandoah.

There is a serial murderer on loose there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So this is complete gossip, but friends who were camping at Shenandoah this weekend said the word up there from the camp host is that she left suicide notes at home and in her car. Again, may be completely untrue.

Sounds very believeable considering there hasn't been as much media attention towards assisting in locating her. Does make one wonder.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So this is complete gossip, but friends who were camping at Shenandoah this weekend said the word up there from the camp host is that she left suicide notes at home and in her car. Again, may be completely untrue.

Sounds very believeable considering there hasn't been as much media attention towards assisting in locating her. Does make one wonder.

UNLESS THE NOTES WERE PLANTED!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So this is complete gossip, but friends who were camping at Shenandoah this weekend said the word up there from the camp host is that she left suicide notes at home and in her car. Again, may be completely untrue.

Sounds very believeable considering there hasn't been as much media attention towards assisting in locating her. Does make one wonder.

UNLESS THE NOTES WERE PLANTED!

Oh yes, that is true too!! I'm sure they have cameras to see who she entered the park with. I doubt a stranger would plant a note. What makes me think it's more likely she'd write it and she did it was the call out from work.