Unsolved Mysteries' Body In Bags Timeline Explained

[TMC]

https://screenrant.com/unsolved-myst...ine-explained/

The investigation into the death of David Carter, allegedly at the hands of his girlfriend, Tammy Williams, involves a complex chain of events.

[comicbookwriter]

Originally Posted by TMC

https://screenrant.com/unsolved-myst...ine-explained/

The investigation into the death of David Carter, allegedly at the hands of his girlfriend, Tammy Williams, involves a complex chain of events.

Thanks for that link.

This is a horrific crime on so many levels and that Tammy lady had the luck of the Irish as she keeps evading prosecution.

I can't believe the police let her go.

[infinityluxe]

Originally Posted by comicbookwriter

Thanks for that link.

This is a horrific crime on so many levels and that Tammy lady had the luck of the Irish as she keeps evading prosecution.

I can't believe the police let her go.

I couldn't believe they let her go yet, but allegedly until they found all of them there was no cause of death and therefore not enough evidence. From the son's description of her behavior in the apartment they should have kept her.

I think the cop that let her go is right she has someone helping her and she seems to be a master of disguise with make up and wigs. She could have lost a ton of weight as well.

I think the key to finding her is to look into her family beause she is getting help from someone. Its 2022 its very hard to go off the grid completely. I bet she is also dating someone who has no idea who she is.

I hope this episode gets her caught. It will be something to see if this streaming version can get people picked up the way the OG series did. The thing about her (and I am black so I don't feel racist saying this) is that Tammy looks like just about every overweight black woman in Michigan. I mean there is nothing about her that stands out other than that tattoo. Give her a new hair color and dress her up or down and I couldn't pick her out in a line up.

If I were Tammy I would be living as a stud right about now. Everyone is looking for a woman all done up. I would cut my hair like a boy wear mens clothes and totally assume the life of a man.

I feel bad for David's son he seems so broken glad he is in college and trying to make his dad proud. Very strong young man.

[Zero]

They said they had no complete body, so no cause of death, so they couldn’t hold her. I guess, *merely* dismembering a corpse is a whole lotta nothing over in good ol’ Michigan.

Anyway I liked this one. A “Wanted” episode. Hopefully she gets caught soon.

[TheCars1986]

This was actually my favorite one of the entire reboot. This case showed how what would have been a 12 minute segment stretched out to 45 minutes can really get you to know the victim and their families better. That poor family. UM didn't mention it, but authorities have stated she is closely connected with the Eastern Stars sorority.

[Charlie99909]

Originally Posted by Zero

They said they had no complete body, so no cause of death, so they couldn’t hold her. I guess, *merely* dismembering a corpse is a whole lotta nothing over in good ol’ Michigan.

Anyway I liked this one. A “Wanted” episode. Hopefully she gets caught soon.

Not just Michigan. Here in California about 10 years ago they found a body divided up in about 6 trash bags along the Feather River. Once they figured out who it was, his wife and her son only got “improper disposal of a body”…

[LooksLikeCRicci]

Echoing the thoughts of everyone who liked this episode best of the three that were presented thus far. Man, do I feel for that family.