she posted her tits as a kind of celebration that Trump got the nomination.
Shit! I didn’t realize that. So this is the site that she posted her tits on?
Yup. I believe multiple people have been contacted by authorities, obviously including Patrick. I know some of my comments were quoted in news articles. It's fucked up and sad.
This is the second site/forum I belong to that has had a member either murder or be murdered. That being said, both PatNet and the other site have been inspirational.
RIP Turtledove. I'm glad justice has finally been done.
now that case is settled, which police department was it in Patrick? i’ll go file a PRR for the case information. this story saddens me too, she was a cool member here. and then one day out of nowhere post about her being dead was chilling.
typically it’s police that investigates within city limits, county is just jail. but i can be wrong. i’ll call records see what i find out.
Towns/cities don't have courts. Always county, state or federal. It was Orange County for sure if you want to dig in. You're probably gonna have to FOIA it though. Police really have no role outside of initial on site investigation. Basically witness to what happened. Patrick's testimony would be county level.
typically it’s police that investigates within city limits, county is just jail. but i can be wrong. i’ll call records see what i find out.
Towns/cities don't have courts. Always county, state or federal. It was Orange County for sure if you want to dig in. You're probably gonna have to FOIA it though. Police really have no role outside of initial on site investigation. Basically witness to what happened. Patrick's testimony would be county level.
i want to read the police reports. but yeah for testimony is another records request.
i want to read the police reports. but yeah for testimony is another records request.
Court reports of testimony will be better. Police reported it was an accident. They didn't press charges literally until they read comments here and seemingly admitted as much to the media. So what you'd get from local police is gonna be vanilla unless for some reason they redacted their records.
Here's the thing, TD and I never saw things in the same way, however, where we got into a spat was when she defended my sister, who has some version of Histrionic Personality Disorder, as if I were taking my brother-in-law's side of the story ... as if I was betraying a bloodline sister. The fact, however, is that my entire bloodline (parents, cousins, etc) was putting up with the sister for decades. In other words, TD was not some wise and sagacious soul who departs wisdom upon the planet. She's basically a person who lived in a glasshouse, playing indoor baseball and even told me that her marriage was some poster child of a success story. Well, getting murdered by the beloved husband kinda puts a damper on that narrative.
And judging by the limited data, which is now coming out from the closed case, it's pretty obvious that domestic violence was happening in the Sills household for some time, otherwise, Dr Sills wouldn't have left all that incriminating evidence in the bedroom for investigators to find. You don't need the expertise of a Quincy, nor a Crossing Jordan, nor ever a Matlock, to figure this case out. Dr Sills was probably oblivious to that fact and thus, the day when he 'lost his cool' and went for the full strangulation, he probably didn't even consider the fact that evidence was abound, that the Sills household wasn't that of sugar and spice.
We had a case like this in MA where a guy was starting to beat his wife, as a result of job/economic stresses, and when she finally decided to walk out on him, he murdered her and the kids, before blowing his brains out with a shotgun. I think that unlike Dr Sills, he knew that he wasn't getting acquitted so he took his own life instead.
Does he have the opportunity to appeal? Or is this Game, Set, Match?
Appeal what? 12 people found him guilty. Fine. Pay attorneys. A women that age doesn't die from falling down stairs. Injured yes. Husband calls and deals with any wounds, he was a doctor for fucks sake. You're not dead. That's for the elderly. There's no way to slice this. I wasn't in the courtroom. Use some logic is all I'm gonna say. It's obvious he killed her.
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Shit! I didn’t realize that. So this is the site that she posted her tits on?
I believe it was cruel because it was premeditated.
Yup. I believe multiple people have been contacted by authorities, obviously including Patrick. I know some of my comments were quoted in news articles. It's fucked up and sad.
RIP Turtledove. I'm glad justice has finally been done.
Wow, what was the other one?
I would be interested in getting a copy of my testimony. Maybe you can just post it here.
this one? https://www.ocso.com/en-us/
typically it’s police that investigates within city limits, county is just jail. but i can be wrong. i’ll call records see what i find out.
https://orangecountyda.org/
Turnabout is fair play. Muh Principled Conservatism got us to maximum wokeness.
Any student complaining about a Rainbow Flag has probably gotten the same treatment 1000x already, but would never make the Press
Towns/cities don't have courts. Always county, state or federal. It was Orange County for sure if you want to dig in. You're probably gonna have to FOIA it though. Police really have no role outside of initial on site investigation. Basically witness to what happened. Patrick's testimony would be county level.
i want to read the police reports. but yeah for testimony is another records request.
Court reports of testimony will be better. Police reported it was an accident. They didn't press charges literally until they read comments here and seemingly admitted as much to the media. So what you'd get from local police is gonna be vanilla unless for some reason they redacted their records.
She married a freakish psychopathic looking guy, just say'in.
He's a doctor! though!
That's for certain!
Here's the thing, TD and I never saw things in the same way, however, where we got into a spat was when she defended my sister, who has some version of Histrionic Personality Disorder, as if I were taking my brother-in-law's side of the story ... as if I was betraying a bloodline sister. The fact, however, is that my entire bloodline (parents, cousins, etc) was putting up with the sister for decades. In other words, TD was not some wise and sagacious soul who departs wisdom upon the planet. She's basically a person who lived in a glasshouse, playing indoor baseball and even told me that her marriage was some poster child of a success story. Well, getting murdered by the beloved husband kinda puts a damper on that narrative.
And judging by the limited data, which is now coming out from the closed case, it's pretty obvious that domestic violence was happening in the Sills household for some time, otherwise, Dr Sills wouldn't have left all that incriminating evidence in the bedroom for investigators to find. You don't need the expertise of a Quincy, nor a Crossing Jordan, nor ever a Matlock, to figure this case out. Dr Sills was probably oblivious to that fact and thus, the day when he 'lost his cool' and went for the full strangulation, he probably didn't even consider the fact that evidence was abound, that the Sills household wasn't that of sugar and spice.
We had a case like this in MA where a guy was starting to beat his wife, as a result of job/economic stresses, and when she finally decided to walk out on him, he murdered her and the kids, before blowing his brains out with a shotgun. I think that unlike Dr Sills, he knew that he wasn't getting acquitted so he took his own life instead.
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And that's why she married him. TD was the daughter of a surgeon and expected a similar lifestyle as an adult.
Appeal what? 12 people found him guilty. Fine. Pay attorneys. A women that age doesn't die from falling down stairs. Injured yes. Husband calls and deals with any wounds, he was a doctor for fucks sake. You're not dead. That's for the elderly. There's no way to slice this. I wasn't in the courtroom. Use some logic is all I'm gonna say. It's obvious he killed her.
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