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Anonymous wrote:As far as why this sort of thing happens disproportionately in Colorado...I have no idea. Colorado does seem to attract the nuts, though.

Have a high school friend from Virginia who used to be a smart nice guy. Moved to Colorado and has become a raging jerk who is full of anger. Not sure why--he has a good kid and nice (and good looking) wife. Debating unfriending him on Facebook because he posts tirades all the time.

Not sure what happened. On the outside he appears to have a good life.

Maybe it’s the thin air.

He is a VOLUNTEER firefighter. He is a business owner.

Anonymous wrote:It's going to be the husband - he looks like a player. No coincidence it happened while the daughters were gone.

+1. Statistically most likely scenario. I’m guessing there is a side piece and he doesn’t want to split his assets.

It's going to be the husband - he looks like a player. No coincidence it happened while the daughters were gone.

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Anonymous wrote:Until the daughters and the father do a joint press conference - they're all listed as missing and suspicious in my book.

Wonder if the two girls will find it important enough to fly/drive home now?

Unless there is something really surprising going on I just do not get the vibe that the family has anything to do with this lady's disappearance.

People were arguing up and down that Kelsey Berreth's husband was innocent until the neighbors video recording of him entering her house showed up.

In this situation it sounds as though a neighbor saw her getting on her bike and that a neighbor reported her missing when she didn't return home from her bike ride. Her bike was apparently found about a half a mile away from her house. I'm not clear on who found the bike. I also don't know if this bike ride was her regular exercise routine.

This sounds very bad, more like a stranger abduction. Maybe her neighbor just knew her routine.

This is the feeling that I get, too.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As far as why this sort of thing happens disproportionately in Colorado...I have no idea. Colorado does seem to attract the nuts, though.

Have a high school friend from Virginia who used to be a smart nice guy. Moved to Colorado and has become a raging jerk who is full of anger. Not sure why--he has a good kid and nice (and good looking) wife. Debating unfriending him on Facebook because he posts tirades all the time.

Not sure what happened. On the outside he appears to have a good life.

I suspect that some of them relocate to Colorado because they see those beautiful mountains and the natural scenery as an escape. They have things going wrong in their heads that they are hiding from others.....they think that if they could just move to the right place that they'll feel better. Once they get there (Colorado) they find out that their troubles have only followed them and things aren't getting better. Sometimes the reality makes them snap.

This is only my own theory.

Interesting. Thanks for sharing.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Until the daughters and the father do a joint press conference - they're all listed as missing and suspicious in my book.

Wonder if the two girls will find it important enough to fly/drive home now?

Unless there is something really surprising going on I just do not get the vibe that the family has anything to do with this lady's disappearance.

People were arguing up and down that Kelsey Berreth's husband was innocent until the neighbors video recording of him entering her house showed up.

In this situation it sounds as though a neighbor saw her getting on her bike and that a neighbor reported her missing when she didn't return home from her bike ride. Her bike was apparently found about a half a mile away from her house. I'm not clear on who found the bike. I also don't know if this bike ride was her regular exercise routine.

This sounds very bad, more like a stranger abduction. Maybe her neighbor just knew her routine.

^saw her get on her bike

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Until the daughters and the father do a joint press conference - they're all listed as missing and suspicious in my book.

Wonder if the two girls will find it important enough to fly/drive home now?

Unless there is something really surprising going on I just do not get the vibe that the family has anything to do with this lady's disappearance.

People were arguing up and down that Kelsey Berreth's husband was innocent until the neighbors video recording of him entering her house showed up.

In this situation it sounds as though a neighbor saw her getting on her bike and that a neighbor reported her missing when she didn't return home from her bike ride. Her bike was apparently found about a half a mile away from her house. I'm not clear on who found the bike. I also don't know if this bike ride was her regular exercise routine.

Why was the neighbor watching her so closely that s/he noticed Susanne wasn't back in the same afternoon?

Did Susanne ask the neighbor to look out for her? Was she afraid of something? Was the biking route dangerous?

I have no idea. I don't even know if the neighbor who reported her missing is even the same neighbor who saw her getting on her bike. I would think that it is probably one neighbor who saw her get on her back, expected her back at a certain time (maybe they were going to have dinner together?), possibly got concerned, went out to look for her, found her bike and then called the cops. That would make sense to me but I don't know if that is what actually happened or not.

We are just going to have to wait for a press conference to get details.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Until the daughters and the father do a joint press conference - they're all listed as missing and suspicious in my book.

Wonder if the two girls will find it important enough to fly/drive home now?

Unless there is something really surprising going on I just do not get the vibe that the family has anything to do with this lady's disappearance.

People were arguing up and down that Kelsey Berreth's husband was innocent until the neighbors video recording of him entering her house showed up.

I think he was suspect right from the start. Didn't they have a custody issue regarding the baby?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Until the daughters and the father do a joint press conference - they're all listed as missing and suspicious in my book.

Wonder if the two girls will find it important enough to fly/drive home now?

Unless there is something really surprising going on I just do not get the vibe that the family has anything to do with this lady's disappearance.

People were arguing up and down that Kelsey Berreth's husband was innocent until the neighbors video recording of him entering her house showed up.

In this situation it sounds as though a neighbor saw her getting on her bike and that a neighbor reported her missing when she didn't return home from her bike ride. Her bike was apparently found about a half a mile away from her house. I'm not clear on who found the bike. I also don't know if this bike ride was her regular exercise routine.

Why was the neighbor watching her so closely that s/he noticed Susanne wasn't back in the same afternoon?

Did Susanne ask the neighbor to look out for her? Was she afraid of something? Was the biking route dangerous?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Until the daughters and the father do a joint press conference - they're all listed as missing and suspicious in my book.

Wonder if the two girls will find it important enough to fly/drive home now?

Unless there is something really surprising going on I just do not get the vibe that the family has anything to do with this lady's disappearance.

People were arguing up and down that Kelsey Berreth's husband was innocent until the neighbors video recording of him entering her house showed up.

In this situation it sounds as though a neighbor saw her getting on her bike and that a neighbor reported her missing when she didn't return home from her bike ride. Her bike was apparently found about a half a mile away from her house. I'm not clear on who found the bike. I also don't know if this bike ride was her regular exercise routine.

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Anonymous wrote:Seriously what is up with Colorado? This is the third MC mother to go missing and make headline news in under 2 years. And its strange that its on a national holiday. Kelsey Berreth disappeared on Thanksgiving in CO. Shannan Watts was also murdered in CO.

What does MC mean in this context?

Middle class. Though I guess Morphew would be considered UC considering she lived in a $1.5 million home.

Anonymous wrote:Seriously what is up with Colorado? This is the third MC mother to go missing and make headline news in under 2 years. And its strange that its on a national holiday. Kelsey Berreth disappeared on Thanksgiving in CO. Shannan Watts was also murdered in CO.

What does MC mean in this context?

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Anonymous wrote:Colorado must have a missing white girl publicity fund.

Meanwhile, black teens go missing in DC every day. No one on DCUM ever mentions them.

Actually an AA boy living in Bethesda went missing last Fall and had it transpired eventually, returned to his family in Baltimore. It was all over the local news, on here and on Nexdoor.com