...and takes only two bras and a couple of skirts and you don't find that odd?
If you believe her "text message" that she left you for some kind of sugar daddy, why take anything at all?
I don't trust people who don't like pets and I don't trust people who pets don't like.
When you don't suspect anything, like we obviously do, then everything is taken at face value.
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I agree. But what happened to common sense? She's not going to need her clothes? She was bitching about money, yet, she's going to throw away a perfectly good wardrobe? And if her new man was going to buy a new wardrobe why take any of the old stuff at all.
Even if we're getting new clothes most people have a favorite or two they hang on to.
I don't trust people who don't like pets and I don't trust people who pets don't like.
Right there with you on that. I mean no one tracked the IP address? She leaves the crime group she was obsessed with? The police friend didn't check bank account/credit card activity? Come on, I also felt like he gave up rather quickly. That being said, it was a Lifetime movie so not a lot of depth or character background. I enjoyed even with the flaws.
shareI agree and also was bothered by the cop going to a suspect's home without telling anyone else where he was going. Even if he was off duty, he would have had sense enough to protect himself.
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