Re: Onslow County Sheriff Ed Brown and missing pregnant mari

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Sheriff Ed Brown is doing a fine Job, Do you have Law
Enforcement experience? It doesnt sound like it.

> Thank you Hilkka. Great response. Isn't it funny we wrote about
> this same sheriff and how he is the no investigate department
> way back when and voila! He despises both marines and women, so
> it is not any surprise they were so slow to investigate this. Ed
> Brown didn't know his name but I am SURE he could have gotten it
> from her mother. Besides, why would they need a name before they
> started a nationwide search for HER regardless? Sure it helps,
> but they didn't need to 'connect the dots' to INITIATE a search
> for a missing person.
>
> When I lived in Jacksonville, I knew women that had been abused
> by their marine husbands, that the marines cover their "own'
> when it comes to abuse of a woman, and that makes me feel that
> they would do the same regardless if she was in the marines or
> not. (Ironically, I do know a marine who's wife supposedly
> committed suicide, and ya can't help but wonder...)
>
> Doesn't Sheriff Ed Brown seem to be awfully defensive? (Did you
> see his interview with Nancy Grace??!! If you didn't watch it I
> am sure she has the transcript at her site online at CNN
> Headlines. We do things differently that you he said and Nancy
> said, we sure do! And then he said something about Nancy not
> being a professional, and he just couldn't answer a question
> with a yes or no answer.) And that part that no one had reason
> to believe she would be in danger from him and that they had
> a "friendly" relatiohip" YET we find out she did indeed have
> restraining orders on him really gets me.
>
> Because her phone was found at the base, isn't that the initial
> scene of the crime? It appears to me that he may have kidnapped
> her, which would make it a felony murder regardless of NC laws
> not having the child considered as a second murder.
>
> Question: Did they have a handwriting analysis on the note she
> left? It could be true, but I do wonder. It wouldn't be any
> wonder she would write a note that she was fed up with the
> marines, etc and wanted to take off -- feeling perhaps they were
> not much help or were not taking it seriously and then shame on
> her 'mother' saying she is a pathological liar! Is it any wonder
> as she had no support system?? But if she took the $$ out
> herself and got the bus ticket then it makes me believe that she
> may have very well been kidnapped... which like I said would be
> felony murder-- murder committed during the commission of a
> felony (kidnapping).
>
> Oh yeah, and here's another thing: Didn't Brown offer $500 of
> his own money for information to her whereabouts?? And isn't it
> *he* that found her by a divining rod? hmmm....
>
> Oh, he had a 4 hour headstart, not 2 hours. How convenient, huh?
>
> And it is weird that no information was exchanged to the
> sheriff's department seeing as she lived off base, and so did
> he. Doesn't that make the Onslow County part of her restraining
> order? What areas did the restraining order include? Just the
> base?!!! If they live off base, it automatically goes to
> the "civilian world" although "civil" is debatable!!
>
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>> He should be immediately fired and criminal neglicence charges
>> against him should be filed.
>> The early press reports he released were absolutely horrible
>> bashing the victim and in violation of the missing pregnant
>> woman's right to privacy. She had been reported missing since
>> Dec 19, and she had only taken a few clothes and some make-up
>> with her. Her bus ticket had not been used. Her cell phone was
>> found on 12/20 tossed by the base entry.
>>
>> I was afraid that if she had not yet been murdered that she
>> would kill herself by such a horrible bashing by all sources,
>> including her parant(s).
>>
>> First he reports "good news", then a few hours later he
>> says "SHE IS DEAND AND BURIED", then they are "2 hours behind
>> the suspect" and "(who)will have a short vacation" and
>> now "The search for Laurean is Earthwide," Onslow County
>> Sheriff Ed Brown said Monday.
>> DOES HE NOT EVEN KNOW THE TERM GLOBAL?
>>
>> 11/15/08 "We had no reason to be on his trail," Brown said of
>> Laurean. "This has nothing to do with the civilian world.
>> Nothing about this had anything to do with the civilian world."
>> I'm sorry Sheriff's Special Ed but you do not seem to
>> investigate at all in the REAL WORLD where she went missing as
>> reported to local LE on Dec-19.