Sherri Papini: Does anyone think it's a hoax?

[Anonymous]

If it is a hoax I hope she is made to pay back the police. They put in overtime for 3 weeks looking for her.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have known Sherri, Keith, and their siblings since 1998. This is not a hoax and the accusation of her creating one is absolutely disgusting. Including the ethnicity of the abductors is not a political attack. It is a descriptor of the abductors.

Since you then would of known Sherri in 2006 will you tell us about this 1st kidnapping? Was that for real a hoax or just an internet rumor?

[Anonymous]

It seems like a hoax -- no real motive, no identification of the assailants, suddenly just showed up.

[Anonymous]

Remember a lululemon murder, something didn't add up and the 2nd "victim" ended up being killer. This story has some similar feelings.

[Anonymous]

Fishy..

[Anonymous]

Here's her Pinterest. People are saying her husband scrubbed some of her account but that is hard to verify. She's a Conservative Trump supporter and possible Neo-Nazi

https://www.pinterest.com/spapini/cultural-differences/

[Anonymous]

The site that printed the "blog" you are referring to is a spoof site. This is their tagline. "UmbrellaofSuspicion
Welcome to Umbrella of Suspicion, home of the sarcastic and politically incorrect true crime blog." found in their last head. People should really verify their sources before jumping on the the "journalism" bandwagon.

[Anonymous]

This woman had way too much time on her hands. Who the hell pins that much? Hope she's caught soon and that she pays back every cent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The site that printed the "blog" you are referring to is a spoof site. This is their tagline. "UmbrellaofSuspicion
Welcome to Umbrella of Suspicion, home of the sarcastic and politically incorrect true crime blog." found in their last head. People should really verify their sources before jumping on the the "journalism" bandwagon.

Her pinterest is pretty telling into who she is. She falls for anti-Muslim propaganda and is a Trump supporter. That's saying a lot.

[Anonymous]

Anyone remember Denise Huskins ? No one believed her either.

http://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/FBI-Arrest-Matthew-Muller-Denise-Huskins-Gone-Girl-Vallejo-Womans-Kidnappers-Want-Apology-From-California-Police-Report-314649641.html

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A few interesting points to ponder.


What area of CA was that. Do you have a link?

I think the police will drop it if it starts looking like a hoax. I don't think they want the bad press of a female Neo-Nazi faking her own abduction and blaming it on Hispanic women.

It was in Redding. TA truck stop about 15 miles from abduction point. Seems to me they got scared and took 2 days to come up with this release before thanksgiving. And where were the women? Fishy AF

[Anonymous]

Something definitely doesn't smell right. This is nearly identical to the Jennifer Wilbanks aka 'runaway bride' case from 2005.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Reminds me of Quinn Gray: http://www.today.com/id/33600013/ns/today-today_news/t/police-florida-wife-faked-her-own-abduction/#.WDsH4MdGKgQ

There was a Dateline or similar about her.

I was about to post the same thing!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anyone remember Denise Huskins ? No one believed her either.

http://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/FBI-Arrest-Matthew-Muller-Denise-Huskins-Gone-Girl-Vallejo-Womans-Kidnappers-Want-Apology-From-California-Police-Report-314649641.html

Completely off topic, but DAMN that's a good looking couple that got abducted.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Here's her Pinterest. People are saying her husband scrubbed some of her account but that is hard to verify. She's a Conservative Trump supporter and possible Neo-Nazi

https://www.pinterest.com/spapini/cultural-differences/

Yet very pro Native American (which well might be another white supremacist thing I don't get).