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Anonymous wrote:The sister and BIl being local would have done the heavy lifting of care for the Mom: meds, doctor appointments, groceries, meals, house repairs etc.

+1 Definitely. A mid-80s woman with heart, blood pressure, insulin, and mobility issues would require a lot of support to live "independently"in a 3000 square foot home.

+1 Even Trump has empathy for a family whose very vulnerable, elderly mother is missing.

He’s never been particularly empathetic. He just likes to weigh in on big news stories involving celebrities, especially if it can get him some attention.

Savannah is probably a Trump supporter

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Anonymous wrote:The just said on TV the BIL and sister moved into a nearby $650,000 house last year. Only a couple miles from the mom. They upgraded from a $350,000 home.

That’s an expensive house for a charter school teacher. Did the sister work?

Yes but that’s also the kind of thing that in my family, we’d help out with. Hey look this house close to mom’s is for sale — let me help you with the r down payment and it will make it so much easier for you to help her with doctors appointments and everything. It’s the least I can do since I’m so far away and can’t help with all that stuff. I appreciate so much all the stuff you do for her.

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Anonymous wrote:RE: the brother

If he is still in an active status with the Guard, and is a colonel, he may be in the position of squadron/group commander - or may have been on assignment in some far-flung location.

It is somewhat understandable he cannot simply walk away from his duties on a moment's notice. Keep in mind his mother was/is reported missing, not dead.

What is very unusual is his stiff body language and the fact that he is wearing a baseball cap during this video. Being military, removing your hat/cover is instinctive when in a situation like this. Surprised he kept his on.

It seems like his body language/abrupt statement indicates he was not comfortable with doing this video - for whatever reason.

What? He may be uncomfortable because his 84-year-old real mother is missing and could be dead or soon to be dead? Of course he’s uncomfortable. He’s probably not used to doing interviews or being on camera and he probably hasn’t slept or showered in many hours and he’s having to sit there and watch his sister read a very difficult statement.

Agree.

A normal person would be very uncomfortable in the circumstance with how much media publicity this has because of the famous sister . No matter how much pain or anguish you’re in and wanting to get your mother back, doesn’t mean you’re going to be comfortable speaking in front of a camera. It doesn’t mean you know something more, it doesn’t mean you think it’s a bad idea, these people are going through an intensely traumatic experience together, and to expect them all to be acting the same, all the siblings, is absurd. May none of you ever have to go through a traumatic experience in the public eye.

+1
And if the brother is particularly shy or uncomfortable with attention, he might especially feel awkward sitting next to his celebrity sister as she speaks so articulately. It is just not his thing to be in the spotlight but as much as SG is obviously destroyed by what is going on (it is gut wrenching to watch her in so much pain) she is extremely accustomed to and comfortable in front of cameras because that is what she does every single day. That the brother appears uncomfortable makes complete sense given the specifics.

I find it strange it took him 4 days to get to AZ

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Anonymous wrote:The sister and BIl being local would have done the heavy lifting of care for the Mom: meds, doctor appointments, groceries, meals, house repairs etc.

+1 Definitely. A mid-80s woman with heart, blood pressure, insulin, and mobility issues would require a lot of support to live "independently"in a 3000 square foot home.

+1 Even Trump has empathy for a family whose very vulnerable, elderly mother is missing.

He’s never been particularly empathetic. He just likes to weigh in on big news stories involving celebrities, especially if it can get him some attention.

Savannah is probably a Trump supporter

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The sister and BIl being local would have done the heavy lifting of care for the Mom: meds, doctor appointments, groceries, meals, house repairs etc.

+1 Definitely. A mid-80s woman with heart, blood pressure, insulin, and mobility issues would require a lot of support to live "independently"in a 3000 square foot home.

+1 Even Trump has empathy for a family whose very vulnerable, elderly mother is missing.

He’s never been particularly empathetic. He just likes to weigh in on big news stories involving celebrities, especially if it can get him some attention.

Savannah is probably a Trump supporter

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Anonymous wrote:So much absurd speculation on this thread. Good grief.

+1 it’s gross. Unhinged speculation. Absolute drivel.

It's really disturbing to me how people are treating this situation as a form of participatory entertainment. I know a lot of true crime podcasts are like this too, but I guess I don't follow those closely enough to see this behavior so much. But it feels like a lot of people are looking at this awful situation, which is clearly terrifying for the family, and thinking "Fun! Now I get to play detective! That person over there has facial hair and looks shady -- did he do it? Hee hee hee."

So disturbing.

+1

It’s disgusting.

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Anonymous wrote:RE: the brother

If he is still in an active status with the Guard, and is a colonel, he may be in the position of squadron/group commander - or may have been on assignment in some far-flung location.

It is somewhat understandable he cannot simply walk away from his duties on a moment's notice. Keep in mind his mother was/is reported missing, not dead.

What is very unusual is his stiff body language and the fact that he is wearing a baseball cap during this video. Being military, removing your hat/cover is instinctive when in a situation like this. Surprised he kept his on.

It seems like his body language/abrupt statement indicates he was not comfortable with doing this video - for whatever reason.

What? He may be uncomfortable because his 84-year-old real mother is missing and could be dead or soon to be dead? Of course he’s uncomfortable. He’s probably not used to doing interviews or being on camera and he probably hasn’t slept or showered in many hours and he’s having to sit there and watch his sister read a very difficult statement.

Agree.

A normal person would be very uncomfortable in the circumstance with how much media publicity this has because of the famous sister . No matter how much pain or anguish you’re in and wanting to get your mother back, doesn’t mean you’re going to be comfortable speaking in front of a camera. It doesn’t mean you know something more, it doesn’t mean you think it’s a bad idea, these people are going through an intensely traumatic experience together, and to expect them all to be acting the same, all the siblings, is absurd. May none of you ever have to go through a traumatic experience in the public eye.

+1
And if the brother is particularly shy or uncomfortable with attention, he might especially feel awkward sitting next to his celebrity sister as she speaks so articulately. It is just not his thing to be in the spotlight but as much as SG is obviously destroyed by what is going on (it is gut wrenching to watch her in so much pain) she is extremely accustomed to and comfortable in front of cameras because that is what she does every single day. That the brother appears uncomfortable makes complete sense given the specifics.

I find it strange it took him 4 days to get to AZ

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:RE: the brother

If he is still in an active status with the Guard, and is a colonel, he may be in the position of squadron/group commander - or may have been on assignment in some far-flung location.

It is somewhat understandable he cannot simply walk away from his duties on a moment's notice. Keep in mind his mother was/is reported missing, not dead.

What is very unusual is his stiff body language and the fact that he is wearing a baseball cap during this video. Being military, removing your hat/cover is instinctive when in a situation like this. Surprised he kept his on.

It seems like his body language/abrupt statement indicates he was not comfortable with doing this video - for whatever reason.

What? He may be uncomfortable because his 84-year-old real mother is missing and could be dead or soon to be dead? Of course he’s uncomfortable. He’s probably not used to doing interviews or being on camera and he probably hasn’t slept or showered in many hours and he’s having to sit there and watch his sister read a very difficult statement.

Agree.

A normal person would be very uncomfortable in the circumstance with how much media publicity this has because of the famous sister . No matter how much pain or anguish you’re in and wanting to get your mother back, doesn’t mean you’re going to be comfortable speaking in front of a camera. It doesn’t mean you know something more, it doesn’t mean you think it’s a bad idea, these people are going through an intensely traumatic experience together, and to expect them all to be acting the same, all the siblings, is absurd. May none of you ever have to go through a traumatic experience in the public eye.

+1
And if the brother is particularly shy or uncomfortable with attention, he might especially feel awkward sitting next to his celebrity sister as she speaks so articulately. It is just not his thing to be in the spotlight but as much as SG is obviously destroyed by what is going on (it is gut wrenching to watch her in so much pain) she is extremely accustomed to and comfortable in front of cameras because that is what she does every single day. That the brother appears uncomfortable makes complete sense given the specifics.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The sister and BIl being local would have done the heavy lifting of care for the Mom: meds, doctor appointments, groceries, meals, house repairs etc.

+1 Definitely. A mid-80s woman with heart, blood pressure, insulin, and mobility issues would require a lot of support to live "independently"in a 3000 square foot home.

+1 Even Trump has empathy for a family whose very vulnerable, elderly mother is missing.

He’s never been particularly empathetic. He just likes to weigh in on big news stories involving celebrities, especially if it can get him some attention.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The just said on TV the BIL and sister moved into a nearby $650,000 house last year. Only a couple miles from the mom. They upgraded from a $350,000 home.

That’s an expensive house for a charter school teacher. Did the sister work?

Yes but that’s also the kind of thing that in my family, we’d help out with. Hey look this house close to mom’s is for sale — let me help you with the r down payment and it will make it so much easier for you to help her with doctors appointments and everything. It’s the least I can do since I’m so far away and can’t help with all that stuff. I appreciate so much all the stuff you do for her.

+1 exactly!!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The just said on TV the BIL and sister moved into a nearby $650,000 house last year. Only a couple miles from the mom. They upgraded from a $350,000 home.

That’s an expensive house for a charter school teacher. Did the sister work?

Yes but that’s also the kind of thing that in my family, we’d help out with. Hey look this house close to mom’s is for sale — let me help you with the r down payment and it will make it so much easier for you to help her with doctors appointments and everything. It’s the least I can do since I’m so far away and can’t help with all that stuff. I appreciate so much all the stuff you do for her.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The sister and BIl being local would have done the heavy lifting of care for the Mom: meds, doctor appointments, groceries, meals, house repairs etc.

+1 Definitely. A mid-80s woman with heart, blood pressure, insulin, and mobility issues would require a lot of support to live "independently"in a 3000 square foot home.

+1 Even Trump has empathy for a family whose very vulnerable, elderly mother is missing.

-1,000.

No, he has no empathy. Please read over the Epstein allegations.