It’s so sad tbh. I feel so sorry for this guy and the whole family really. A loved one has gone missing and people are literally dragging them over fuck all apart from a 2 min interview
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To be honest, the first 2 interviews (with Paul and then also with her family members) struck me as odd. No one was really crying, they were sad of course but not devastated. One time I couldn't get ahold of my husband for 12 hours and I was hysterical.
Sure, they were in shock but still..,Paul is literally walking and talking calmly to the divers about her body potentially being in the water. I would have to be carried to the river. I watch a lot of true crime and the first days are the hardest...All the relatives, friends are crying because they know - even if the person is not dead, he/she could be in the even worse circumstances. Even if she is not in the river, it doesn't really matter because then it means something much worse happened to her.
Now after watching a longer interview with him I do somewhat believe him (and I do believe his alibi and he is nothing like CW) but their relationship dynamics is weird. Someone mentioned how come he never asked her why she was so organized that morning or whatever....Usually spouses who both wfh communicate and talk a lot. If you have been with someone for 12 years, you will pick up on the smallest things and details... My husband and I wfh but I would definitely mention something like this to him...Idk this is just odd to me.
The grumpy lady and the whole situation around her is extremely odd as well.
Not sure why people are annoyed at Eyeliner Emma. Is it because of the make up?
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Just curious...To me she is just a friend trying to help.