There's a thread on r/cfb about it. Says she thought someone was following her. Since I know there's a lot of State folks in the Houston area, I figured I'd post it.
Suspects should be every kid she was following in this recruiting class.
Requiem For A Dawg;1441640 I was sick when I read the story this morning. My wife is always nervous when goes shopping at night. She rarely goes without me. It could’ve easily been her.[/QUOTE said:At night? Hell. It’s bad in broad daylight now. One of the wife’s coworkers took a hit to the head and her car stole right in the middle of a shopping center two years ago. She was damn lucky she wasn’t thrown in the back.
Now the the wife has a shiny Sig P238 with 7 rounds of hollow points set at Condition 1 in her little Dooney and Burke purse. And she she shoot it pretty damn well after taking a few classes and some practice.
A young woman possibly got abducted in a city that is a hub in Texas for human trafficking and you make a joke about it.
Awesome job, dude.
I was sick when I read the story this morning. My wife is always nervous when goes shopping at night. She rarely goes without me. It could’ve easily been her.
Hopefully this thread will not turn into virtually every other thread on this subject found on the cesspool that is the internet. The cold crassness on display is depressing and nauseating. I encourage the mods to have a heavy hand. Ban the **** out of anyone going there.
I will continue to ask, in the politest way possible, why people with mobility continue to live in places they find dangerous. Family is about the only reason I could see justifying this.
A grown woman should be able to travel her town at night without needing a man at her side. Jesus, even typing that sentence sounds absurd.
Pretty much what I assumed when I saw how she was found.
I am still pretty interested in this story. There are a lot of questions that I would like to know the answer to. Of course if she doesn't want to expose the details that's her business, and if she says what happened is really what happened it has to be pretty embarrassing for her. But I would like to know:
Was she on the meds when she texted her friend about the person following her/texted her mother the strange text around midnight ?
What are the logistics from her car to where she was found?
How did she get to where she was found? Walking around all night ?
I am very glad she is ok. So many of these types of situations don't end well. I am just curious
Glad she is OK. My guess. She's on one or more prescription drugs (ADHD, depression, anxiety, etc.) and has been stressed out since her car was broken into a month or two ago. The medications interacted badly and she imagined the guy following her. Story said she had some bumps and bruises but no indication she was assaulted, so I assume she fell. Far too many Dr.'s are handing out prescriptions to powerful drugs way too easily.
I will continue to ask, in the politest way possible, why people with mobility continue to live in places they find dangerous. Family is about the only reason I could see justifying this.
A grown woman should be able to travel her town at night without needing a man at her side. Jesus, even typing that sentence sounds absurd.
Wait... I thought She Mate Me was goat?
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