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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I love this thread. It's fascinating seeing DCumers try to dissect inland California culture, as well as the mindsets of people who transplanted TO then FROM the Bay Area.

As someone who grew up in SF and vacationed not in Mariposa County, but Tuolumne and Stanislaus, I am inclined to think this is a murder-suicide committed by or to a drug-abusing vegan. That, or some freak accident involving the government, or they were murdered by illegal pot growers. There are illegal pot growers ALL over California, and they can and do kill people who accidentally stumble upon their operations.

The fentanyl thing is hilarious. I guarantee the sheriff would be shouting fentanyl from the rooftops if that's what killed them. Yes, toxicology takes a while blah blah blah, but the cops probably know everyone who this couple interacted with and these people seem too bougie to buy stepped on pot. I can also guarantee if they wanted weed, they could find good stuff either at dispensaries or from a local or Bay Area dealer.

Murder suicide committed by pissy druggy vegans or they snuck up on an illegal grow.

You got it.  
Pssst CA culture isnt much stranger than any other just bigger with [b]more pissy druggy vegans they all over.[/b]

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Lol now that's the truth. [/quote]

Granted that this is 20 years old, but I grew up in Northern California (State of Jefferson, as locals sometimes call it) and while it is true that illegal marijuana grows were all over the place, the mode of death doesn't make sense for that theory.

If they'd been shot, or fallen into a pit trap or bear snare, yes. But something so mysterious that we still don't have answers? Not pot growers. [/quote]

Exactly.  The pot theory is as outlandish as believing the dad was carrying an exhausted dog and mom tried to run to the car for help.  
For some reason people want to glorify the mom when it’s more likely than not she killed her family before taking her life.  That is FOUL PLAY.
Utter silence from her grieving family supports mom being culpable.  
Jmo[/quote]

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