Shane Carey: Body Language and TCRS Analysis of Transcript

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Tongue flick.

Looks down.

Speaks softly.

FEMALE REPORTER: Tell us um…basically…what happened.  [Tongue flick]. Is your like…your fiance? We just aren’t sure…?

CAREY: Yes, uh [looking in the middle distance, to his left]…it’s my fiance. Yes ma’am.

MALE PRODUCER: So Shane, can you just talk to your dad?

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CAREY [Glancing up, smiling slightly, waves his hand]: Yeah. I look down when I talk. I’m sorry, I’m going look down the whole time, probably.

MALE PRODUCER: A’right.

CAREY: Yeah. [Swallows].

FEMALE REPORTER: So just tell us about the day your fiance disappeared…um…

Carey closes his eyes.

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FEMALE REPORTER: What kind of day was it? Was it a regular day?

CAREY [Opens his eyes]: It was uh….[looking down, heavy-lidded, into the middle distance]…

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…it was just a basic [shakes his head slightly] Thursday [looks down]. Uh…we basically have a routine every day. I get up around uh 6am. [Scratches head]. And uh…[unintelligible] hits the snooze button…uh…couple of times…then I finally get up around 6.15. Drink some water. Uhm…[raises his right hand, looks down]…

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At 0:55 Carey sighs heavily.

CAREY [Still looking down]: Wake the uh…kids…around 6:30. [Glances down and to his right]. Wake up Heidi, and Silas. Uhh… right before I leave…

And that’s 63 seconds.

CAREY: Ugghhh…[appears emotional]…[sighs]…ummm…so um, I once I got them up on Thursday, it was kinda a later morning. It was around 6:40 whenever I got ’em up. And uh…[appears to have his eyes totally closed]…cos it was Heidi’s first day to actually take [cocks his head to the left, purses his lips]…Margot [body rocks, eyes still closed, voice chokes up]…uh…[swallows hard]…by herself [drops head, heavily]…with uh…Silas….[clears throat]…so…[glances slightly up and to his right]…gave Heidi a kiss, the baby a kiss and um…Silas a kiss…

That’s 1 minute 38 seconds.

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Guest Post: My theory of what happened to Heidi Broussard

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Sylvester has shared some interesting insights and theories. It makes sense that one’s place of employment may conceivably play a role in a crime. Removal’s folks tend to be familiar with dump sites and dumpsters. But would a devoted mother leave her two-week infant in the care of someone else?

Shane’s daughter is from his first marriage. They are divorced, she and his daughter moved from Louisiana to Austin Texas and he says all of his family is together. His dad overcame cancer, which was a very real scare to the family but it seems, in particular to Shane. He gets emotional in his television impromptu interview when he mentions that his father is okay now.

Of most significance to me is he says the car seat is in the apartment – or was in the apartment. The still shot of Heidi dropping her son Silas off at school, where she is outside the car, does not show her baby in her arms, and if she also went to a book fair which Shane brings up several times (2-3 times) and that she spent $25 on books, wouldn’t she have taken her daughter with her, and if so, why wouldn’t the car seat not be in the car.

My theory is, at this early stage, is she left the baby at home with Shane when she dropped Silas off at school, and he did something to the baby then (since he’s very wishy washy about just when he actually left for work that morning). Then when she returned home, something happened to her.

He also goofs up several times saying “She (Heidi) has a beautiful kid” – referring to Silas, but doesn’t she have two beautiful kids? He also says “and a son that’s missing her mom” (he likely meant “his mom”, but he might be blending her with Margo the infant, with Silas, and wouldn’t Margo also be missing her mom?).

One last thing – Watts used the employment at Anadarko for his burial site, but also the idea of oil, tissue dissolving in oil, in disposal of the bodies. Could Shane Carey’s place of employment, working for a moving company, have been used either by using a moving truck or the whole concept of “moving” bodies play a part in the criminal forensics of this case.

The Quoirins have requested a Second Autopsy, and still believe there was a “Criminal Element” in Nora’s Death

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Months after Nora Quoirin’s disappearance and death [from exposure and starvation] in the Malaysian jungle, the Quoirin’s are back in the news, demanding an inquest. This is something of a mismatch when, following Nora’s tragic death, the family asked for privacy, and demanded an end to speculation. When the offer was made to do a second autopsy, they rejected it.

But then they conducted one in Ireland. The results are still outstanding. Curiously in their statement to the media they’re doing the same thing the McCanns did – blaming the police for acting too slowly, and accusing the authorities of a botched investigation. If Nora was missing for 10 days, then an investigation delayed by ten minutes or ten hours wasn’t going to make much difference. They still have nine days to find her.

And while the Quoirins demanded the authorities focus their search far afield, Nora was ultimately found very close to the hotel, in a location that to date has still not been definitively identified and demarcated.

SEREMBAN, 9 Ogos — Pasukan mencari dan menyelamat (SAR) meneliti peta bagi mencari dan menyelamat Nora Anne Quoirin, 15, remaja perempuan warga Ireland yang dilaporkan hilang sejak Ahad lepas di susur Sungai Berembun, Kampung Pantai, hari ini. 
Ahad lepas, remaja perempuan yang mengalami masalah pembelajaran itu dilapor hilang selepas tiba bersama ibu bapanya dari London pada hari Sabtu untuk percutian dua minggu di resort The Dusun.
Remaja berkenaan disedari hilang dari bilik penginapannya oleh keluarganya pada pukul 8.00 pagi.
–fotoBERNAMA (2019) HAK CIPTA TERPELIHARA
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Sanghwan Jung/Shutterstock (10358910k) Members of a police team conduct a search and rescue operation for a missing British girl, Nora Quoirin 15-year-old at the forest in Seremban, Negeri Sembilan British teenager Nora Quoirin missing in Malaysia – 10 Aug 2019 Nora disappeared while on a holiday with her family at The Dusun resort in a nature reserve near Seremban, about 80 km south of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Nora has been missing in her bedroom on 04 August 2019

Heidi Broussard and her infant daughter vanished five days ago…

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“I went to work, and I talked to her around 8 o’clock and that’s the last time I talked to her.”

Her coworkers at Cracker Barrel in Buda say Boussard has been off work since having her baby.

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More:

Police Search for Missing Texas Mom and Her 2-Week-Old Baby – The Daily Beast

Boyfriend of missing South Austin woman, baby speaks out – Fox7

Austin dad pleads for safe return of his two-week-old daughter, her mother – CBS Austin

Krystal Kenney to know her fate on January 28th +”Kenney’s actions were not aggravated…”

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On December 2nd, a 7-minute hearing was held stipulating that Krystal Kenney reappear in court on January 28th at 09:00 to be sentenced. The question is how much time Kenney will get in prison:

No time?

18 months?

Three years [the maximum]?

According to The Denver Channel Kenney’s attorney is filing a motion to prove there was no aggravation, as a way to minimize her clients prison sentence.

If the crime is found to have an aggravating factor, like it happened inside Berreth’s townhome, Kenney could face a maximum of three years in prison. If not, she faces a reduced maximum of 18 months, though the crime does not carry mandatory prison time.

Dru Nielsen, Kenney’s attorney, indicated she intends to file a motion citing case law to show Kenney’s actions were not aggravated. Judge Scott Sells gave her a two-week window to file, and then gave prosecutors another two weeks after that to respond.

According to the law there are several factors that can be considered aggravating including:

recidivism, lack of remorse, amount of harm to the victim, or committing the crime in front of a child, among many others.

It’s the position of TCRS that there are in fact aggravating circumstances, including but not limited to the fact that a child was involved [Kenney babysat Kaylee], and Kenney’s failure to exhibit reasonable care before, during and after the crime, in terms of her knowledge through the premeditated phase right through to the disposal. In addition, Kenney – once aware of the police investigation – never voluntarily came forward, but waited for the authorities to contact her. Even then, her initial gambit wasn’t full disclosure.

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