My friend's cold case, Terrill Girard.

[Valasca]

Just got a phone call from a new detective in charge of Terry's case. I'm so happy I could spit.
He said he got DNA from the children. He wants to meet with me some time next week, giving me time to think about things to see if i can recall anything.
Yeehaw, Margate, FL police have a coldcase guy. Sweet.
http://www.nampn.org/cases/girard_terrill.html

[Bamamomof2girls]

Thats great news. I hope they are finally able to find out what happened to your friend.

[Just my luck sucks]

Amazon--do you think the husband was involved? Doesn't say if he had an alibi.

[Valasca]

I also suspect the husband for 5 seconds. There is just NO WAY he could have done it, dumped a corpse and then gotten her car all they way down in Miami.
The oldest girl was 7 at the time and questioned about daddy's whereabouts.

[Abroad]

For those of us who don't know the case, what were the circumstances?

I wouldn't ask, but maybe telling us will help you prepare for the cold-case detective..... :stupido3:

[claddaghgirl]

Amazon, I read the link you posted. Is there anything else you could tell us about the case? It's great they are making progress.

[Valasca]

idk what else to say.
it was raining that day, so i've no doubt she'd have accepted a ride.
i'm fairly sure she is dead. it's just a matter of finding her body. she has 3 children, 2 of which Guy has. I think her ex-husband has the boy. She loves her children, so she wouldn't have gone 8 years without contacting them.
There WAS a problem at work, that's how I knew her, from work, but of course I don't expect anyone there of murder.
i myself drove down to where her car was found. there's some woods there, but someone would have found something by now if there was anything to be found.
worse, i went to an abandoned campground (closed, rather) and found half of the bottom of a cow jaw. Normally a very cool find, but not when you are looking for a missing person. (Yeah, I still have the bone.)

[Abroad]

it was raining that day, so i've no doubt she'd have accepted a ride.

In what way was the car damaged? Do you know?

I cannot help but wonder whether she would have been happy taking a lift from someone who ran into her car on purpose..... I guess it would have depended on whether she realised that that was what they did or not?

Sorry to know her children are growing up without her. :dong:

[Valasca]

It was dented on the drivers side.
Down here the marshy areas get really wet so I have no doubt she got stuck with spinning wheels trying to get out.
Could very well be that someone slammed on the brakes so she would hit them, but I don't think so in this case.