Missing woman search in Shenandoah

[Anonymous]

I've hiked on White Oak canyon trail. It's quite steep for Shenandoah. It runs parallel to a creek with a series of 5 waterfalls. It's really tempting to try to reach one of the swimming holes under one of the falls.
Her body was found 330 yards from the trail. I think the most plausible explainations is that she slipped on the rocks and hit her head.

[Anonymous]

A suicide note was found in her car. So sad.

[Anonymous]

It's a confirmed suicide. WJLA posted it on FB.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's a confirmed suicide. WJLA posted it on FB.

That is so sad

[Anonymous]

seems rather quick to call it a confirmed suicide when the body was found hours ago. I have to admit some suspicion about this knowing that her estranged husband is a cop, and cops have easy access to evidence and influence over their peers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:seems rather quick to call it a confirmed suicide when the body was found hours ago. I have to admit some suspicion about this knowing that her estranged husband is a cop, and cops have easy access to evidence and influence over their peers.

Was he a VA State Trooper or fairfax county police officer? I doubt he was involved in the investigation or knew the people working it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:seems rather quick to call it a confirmed suicide when the body was found hours ago. I have to admit some suspicion about this knowing that her estranged husband is a cop, and cops have easy access to evidence and influence over their peers.

Was he a VA State Trooper or fairfax county police officer? I doubt he was involved in the investigation or knew the people working it.

He is a VSP Trooper.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:seems rather quick to call it a confirmed suicide when the body was found hours ago. I have to admit some suspicion about this knowing that her estranged husband is a cop, and cops have easy access to evidence and influence over their peers.

Was he a VA State Trooper or fairfax county police officer? I doubt he was involved in the investigation or knew the people working it.

He is a VSP Trooper.

Ooooooooo

[Anonymous]

I'm guessing they have a lot more info/evidence that points to it being a suicide, but out of respect they aren't releasing all of it.

[Anonymous]

The body was found by state troopers and NPS.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:seems rather quick to call it a confirmed suicide when the body was found hours ago. I have to admit some suspicion about this knowing that her estranged husband is a cop, and cops have easy access to evidence and influence over their peers.

I watched him on the news pleading for her to be found. He looked like he was crying, but there were no tears. I have seen people with personality disorders do this. And the fact that they were estranged. Very suspicious.

[Anonymous]

There is definitely discussion among law enforcement that has not made it to the media yet that the husband is being carefully "considered." It's obviously delicate.

I do work for a mainstream media outlet here in town, but this is not my beat.

Many things can appear to be suicide at first examination

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:seems rather quick to call it a confirmed suicide when the body was found hours ago. I have to admit some suspicion about this knowing that her estranged husband is a cop, and cops have easy access to evidence and influence over their peers.

I watched him on the news pleading for her to be found. He looked like he was crying, but there were no tears. I have seen people with personality disorders do this. And the fact that they were estranged. Very suspicious.

Omg just stop. Being estranged doesn't mean you don't love someone or that you are guilty of murder.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:seems rather quick to call it a confirmed suicide when the body was found hours ago. I have to admit some suspicion about this knowing that her estranged husband is a cop, and cops have easy access to evidence and influence over their peers.

I watched him on the news pleading for her to be found. He looked like he was crying, but there were no tears. I have seen people with personality disorders do this. And the fact that they were estranged. Very suspicious.

Agreed. His body was shaking but no tears were coming out. It was strange.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:seems rather quick to call it a confirmed suicide when the body was found hours ago. I have to admit some suspicion about this knowing that her estranged husband is a cop, and cops have easy access to evidence and influence over their peers.

I watched him on the news pleading for her to be found. He looked like he was crying, but there were no tears. I have seen people with personality disorders do this. And the fact that they were estranged. Very suspicious.

Omg just stop. Being estranged doesn't mean you don't love someone or that you are guilty of murder.

No, but the crying without tears, if pp was correct, is a time-honored tradition by spouses with something to feel guilty about. That's not to say he had anything to do with her death, but he might be feeling guilty about the estrangement, relief that his allegedly cheating wife is gone. Or worse.