Anthony's Weiner wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2019 8:58 am

CambodiaGerman1 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2019 6:09 am Sounds good with the lbtrust..., when it's right and they can help the complete family Bambridge in this case.

I can not shake the impression that the bag found says more about the missing person case. I hardly know a young girl, who turns around at night alone between rocks and goes swimming, that makes no sense to me. Could it be that the bag was dropped there to be found there to make everyone believe it drowned?

I do not want to speculate here, but I just do not think you can go swimming alone at night, put the bag on a rock, of course pull out the watch, but then disappears without a trace. I think in that case they would have been found in the water?

One question I have to the community: If I have seen correctly, were in the bag 3 or even 4 different packs of drugs, all at least started, can someone tell me what those drugs are? I really do not want to speculate or discuss here, just really know what those tablets are.

I really hope to found Amelia soon, it's hard for all family-members and friends not knowing nothing what it is with her. I pray for an happy ending.

So you are unsure of what you have seen, make speculation and ask for assistance, then deny you want to speculate or discuss?

Inspector Clouseau, real policemen don t victimize the victim.

CambodiaGerman1 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2019 10:39 am

Anthony's Weiner wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2019 8:58 am

CambodiaGerman1 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2019 6:09 am Sounds good with the lbtrust..., when it's right and they can help the complete family Bambridge in this case.

I can not shake the impression that the bag found says more about the missing person case. I hardly know a young girl, who turns around at night alone between rocks and goes swimming, that makes no sense to me. Could it be that the bag was dropped there to be found there to make everyone believe it drowned?

I do not want to speculate here, but I just do not think you can go swimming alone at night, put the bag on a rock, of course pull out the watch, but then disappears without a trace. I think in that case they would have been found in the water?

One question I have to the community: If I have seen correctly, were in the bag 3 or even 4 different packs of drugs, all at least started, can someone tell me what those drugs are? I really do not want to speculate or discuss here, just really know what those tablets are.

I really hope to found Amelia soon, it's hard for all family-members and friends not knowing nothing what it is with her. I pray for an happy ending.

So you are unsure of what you have seen, make speculation and ask for assistance, then deny you want to speculate or discuss?

Inspector Clouseau, real policemen don t victimize the victim.

Stupid comment little USA warlord, no 21-year-old girl must carry 3 or 4 different medications if she is not really sick and those medications are prescribed by the doctor. It also makes a difference if you then have the medication at home in the guesthouse to take them in the morning, noon and evening, or just with you. This has nothing to do with sacrifice, victim or speculation, I refuse such comments from them!!! I only like to knowing what kind of tablets is that - and nothing more. And sorry when you didn't understand, not everyone gone to University. Please call my "Kommisar Rex", I'm not a french men and I was a little bit higher like an Inspector..., why must every f.... people everythink here reply an comment? Why, I can't understand.

Spigzy wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2019 11:09 am Cambodian forensic experts on the scene ... "Her bag seems to have the fingerprints of three different men on it..." #facepalm

A woman would usually fight to retain her handbag, an amateur abduction would almost undoubtedly leave prints or even DNA on the bag - which could tally either with national ID fingerprints, or fingerprints taken at immigration or future DNA tests of suspects, etc.

Duncan wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2019 11:22 am

Spigzy wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2019 11:09 am Cambodian forensic experts on the scene ... "Her bag seems to have the fingerprints of three different men on it..."

Well for once the Cambodian forensic experts are right, and they have the photo to prove it.

CambodiaGerman1 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2019 10:39 am

Stupid comment little USA warlord, no 21-year-old girl must carry 3 or 4 different medications if she is not really sick and those medications are prescribed by the doctor. It also makes a difference if you then have the medication at home in the guesthouse to take them in the morning, noon and evening, or just with you. This has nothing to do with sacrifice, victim or speculation, I refuse such comments from them!!! I only like to knowing what kind of tablets is that - and nothing more. And sorry when you didn't understand, not everyone gone to University. Please call my "Kommisar Rex", I'm not a french men and I was a little bit higher like an Inspector..., why must every f.... people everythink here reply an comment? Why, I can't understand.