The McStay family has been found

[dks64]

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_1...relative-says/


I know a lot of people on here follow current missing persons case, this one always bothered me. I'm sad this story has a sad ending, but hopefully it will help the family find closure.

[wiseguy182]

It's being discussed heavily in the "CURRENT mysteries that'd be great for UM" thread. That's a more appropriate place to discuss it since this case was never on UM.

[biscuitgirl]

All I can say is wow! I really thought they had gone to Mexico! Now the question is, who did it??

[nohwheregirl]

I can't imagine what their family must be going through right now. This is not the ending we were hoping for. I wonder if the children are nearby.

[TheCars1986]

Originally Posted by nohwheregirl

I can't imagine what their family must be going through right now. This is not the ending we were hoping for. I wonder if the children are nearby.

Hate to say it, but most likely they are the other two remains found in the grave.

[MegtheEgg86]

I'm watching Michael McStay's interview with Nancy Grace right now. To be frank, that woman needs to be smacked across the mouth. The man was literally just informed that his brother's remains were found in the middle of the desert, and NG is all like, "DO YOU THINK HIS WIFE DID IT?!?" Ugh I cannot stand her.

I hope Michael finds some peace and healing in time.

[wiseguy182]

Nancy Grace. The woman who was hellbent in her insistence that the Duke Lacrosse players were guilty, to the point I'm surprised she didn't bring out the torches and pitchforks and show up at their door. I'm not sure she ever apologized for that, or even acknowledged she was wrong and just pretty much glossed over the whole thing. She's kind of the Sylvia Brown of journalism.

[MegtheEgg86]

Originally Posted by wiseguy182

Nancy Grace. The woman who was hellbent in her insistence that the Duke Lacrosse players were guilty, to the point I'm surprised she didn't bring out the torches and pitchforks and show up at their door. I'm not sure she ever apologized for that, or even acknowledged she was wrong and just pretty much glossed over the whole thing. She's kind of the Sylvia Brown of journalism.

PERFECT descriptor.

And I am certain she will never, ever apologize to those men. In Nancy's world, it's more important to be "right" than humanly decent.

[RobinW]

Another guy getting a lot of flack right now is Rick Baker, who published a book earlier this year about the McStay case. It was denounced by Summer's family since he apparently painted Summer in a negative light and theorized that she murdered her husband and took off with the children, even though there was never any evidence to suggest that. The book is being pulled from Amazon, Baker's personal blog has been taken down, and the guy is now in full ass-covering mode:
http://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/loca...232108771.html

[TheCars1986]

Originally Posted by MegtheEgg86

I'm watching Michael McStay's interview with Nancy Grace right now. To be frank, that woman needs to be smacked across the mouth. The man was literally just informed that his brother's remains were found in the middle of the desert, and NG is all like, "DO YOU THINK HIS WIFE DID IT?!?" Ugh I cannot stand her.

I hope Michael finds some peace and healing in time.

Can't stand her. Don't understand the appeal of her show. She's constantly belittling her guests and talks over them 95% of the time.

[bigsir58]

Originally Posted by RobinW

Another guy getting a lot of flack right now is Rick Baker, who published a book earlier this year about the McStay case. It was denounced by Summer's family since he apparently painted Summer in a negative light and theorized that she murdered her husband and took off with the children, even though there was never any evidence to suggest that. The book is being pulled from Amazon, Baker's personal blog has been taken down, and the guy is now in full ass-covering mode:
http://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/loca...232108771.html

Interestingly, Rick Baker's overview on the back cover of his book reads "Are there four bodies buried in a shallow Southern California grave,..."

The book is still available online, and you can click on a picture of the back cover.

http://www.amazon.com/No-Goodbyes-My...=mcstay+family

[TracyLynnS]

Originally Posted by bigsir58

Interestingly, Rick Baker's overview on the back cover of his book reads "Are there four bodies buried in a shallow Southern California grave,..."

Whoa.....

I haven't followed this case. Only knew the McStays by their last name. I didn't know what they looked like and only remember the video of the family allegedly crossing the border into Mexico. I don't have any info on the players in these murders, but that back cover quote is certainly specific as to the location and that the graves were shallow. Very weird.

And I don't know why I still bother reading that Daily Mail rag. I won't link to the article, but as of an hour ago, they were still erroneously reporting that the bodies were all discovered in Mexico.

[Dobby]

This case has alot of questions

1.Why did the McStay Family leave their home in such a hurry?

2. If the 4 on surveilance Border Patrol video were not the McStays who were they?

3. Who did the searches on the computer about traveling to Mexico? If it was not the McStays

4. Why did Summer McStay change her name so often? Was she hiding from someone? If she was who? And did whoever she was hiding from eventually find her?

It seems to me the key to the mystery of the case lies within Summer McStays past

[wiseguy182]

Originally Posted by Dobby

This case has alot of questions

1.Why did the McStay Family leave their home in such a hurry?

2. If the 4 on surveilance Border Patrol video were not the McStays who were they?

3. Who did the searches on the computer about traveling to Mexico? If it was not the McStays

4. Why did Summer McStay change her name so often? Was she hiding from someone? If she was who? And did whoever she was hiding from eventually find her?

It seems to me the key to the mystery of the case lies within Summer McStays past

1. I actually thought about that. I wonder if someone could have gotten access to their vehicle while it was parked at their residence, not unlike what happened in the Angelo Desideri segment.

2. Probably just everyday people. As I mentioned before, I never thought those people were the McStays. It looks like 2 pairs of people, rather than a group of 4.

4. I don't know, but I was reading that Summer was exhibiting bizarre behavior before their disapperance. There's a possibility of mental issues there.

[Phanekim]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...100k-bank.html

Interesting read.