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Saylii

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  1. It depends on Jill’s cycle. If it’s short, she may have missed her period, got a positive test, and still miscarried in the window for a chemical pregnancy. It’s similar to what happened to me back in May - my cycles are 23 days like clockwork, always have been. I suspected about 3 days before I was pregnant, but waited to test until day 23. Positive both on the + and the digital that says pregnant/not pregnant (needs higher HCG so it wasn’t a false positive or evaporation line). Day 30 I miscarried. So for roughly a week and a half I believed, and acted, like I was pregnant. No big announcements were made outside of a few close friends and family members (no one I regret knowing) and nothing was purchased, but it still stings just like it would if I miscarried a little later in the first trimester.
  2. My money is on Fred (or Frederick) Noyes Keller. It’s Nathan’s grandfather‘s name. The youngest Keller brother is already named David, so I don’t see them doing anything with that. The name hasn’t been used before. Jill and the Keller‘s never did a theme so I don’t think Nurie will either.
  3. Most Texans go to this beach. South Padre Island is way more South, Galveston is dirty water… Port A is just right!
  4. Harris might not have gotten a stimulus check. Young adults who were still dependents fell into a weird black hole. Mark could have had his stimulus check go to David, just depends how their custody situation was worked out. I think that would have actually been an interesting episode if that had happened. Darlene was employed at the paper, so it would have depended on Ben paying her above board and her actually doing taxes. Becky should have gotten a check and so should Dan, unless he was being squirrelly with the drywall business.
  5. That’s kind of what I saw an issue with. It’s like he was 90% of the way there on brains, but the last 10% was so dumb it seemingly negates the 90%. I mean that probably pretty well describes Josh Duggar, but from a court guilty perspective it’s a red flag.
  6. It’s hard to tell without seeing the transcript, but I gathered that 1 file set had 65 images in it and 200 files were deleted all together. 200 was the entirety of the collection. But that was part of the Reddit recap so I’m not sure if those are the actual hard numbers or just the ones she recapped/presented.
  7. I believe it stems from one specific video/file that is one of the worst videos ever made and is well regarded as such. It is also pretty infamous on the mainstream side: there are YouTube discussion videos and a Wikipedia entry about it. So while it’s awful it was on this computer, this situation isn’t a top 5 situation.
  8. Yeah but would they lie on the stand and say nope, they had no idea what the password was and Josh always unlocked the computer himself, especially if they thought (or knew) forensics would show otherwise? Like I said, I think Josh is guilty. But I also think there are more holes in the case then people realize with what we saw today. I’m sure the Feds have a lot more breakdown of everything, but if this was supposed to be their best synopsis to keep Josh in jail today... it didn’t work. Now whether that’s because the judge is a Duggar sympathizer or because something was missing is yet to be seen.
  9. I read that and I had the opposite feeling. They proved Josh was at the car lot that day, not necessarily that he was the only one that could have had access. I would have liked to see a stronger rebuttal on why it absolutely had to be Josh on the computer. From what I understood, the more private accessed electronics - the MacBook and the iPhone - did not have CSA on it. The biggest connection the Feds has is the password that contained his birth year, but apparently that was pretty widely known as a common password. If they get a brother or two up on the stand to say that yes, the master password for the computer contained Josh’s birth year, it’s not good.
  10. One of the things I didn’t like for the prosecution was the fact that everything seemed to take place those 3 days in May. If the prosecution can’t show more definitive proof that the CSA was accessed repeatedly between May and November, I do fear that the defense is going to claim that it was a set up by a scorned employee. They may even win depending on what exactly the Feds have. There’s a couple of things that I would have liked to see but didn’t: 1) repeated evidence that the files were accessed multiple times over the course of the six months. 2) some kind of rebuttal for the ... easyness ... of everything. Basically the partition, Tor, the BitTorrent and several big “public” files (including the Top 5 worst one) were all downloaded in quick succession and seemingly deleted all in the course of a few days. 3) better proof that it had to be Josh at the car lot that day. It’s one thing for us to sit around and absolutely know it was Josh that downloaded everything, but his out of state lawyer seemed competent from the readings and the Feds seemed to have something missing that the Judge picked up on. I kind of got the feeling that once the Feds realized they had Josh Duggar, they had their sights set on proving he did it without proving that no one else could’ve. I think he’s guilty as hell, I’m not just 100% convinced a jury will see it that way without better evidence that is allowed to be entered as evidence. I’m not sure a jury will hear the physical molestation accusations as a teenager. Some of that gets squirrelly once it’s past the judge.
  11. There is no way Jackson would be able to drive to Ohio without a chaperone. I could see Jill keeping quiet about Jackson himself. If there was a chaperone that Jill could exploit, we would know about it. There would be a pic with a Dingus, or proof in the background of a picture... something! I also question where they would have met in recent times. I don’t recall any separate Duggars at the Nurptials. If it was something innocent like Anna & Josh and a few Duggars helped Nurie move, we would have heard about it. Jill, is that you?
  12. Tim uses a lot of “wells” when writing, so I believe it was him. Jill could have picked up the second half, but Tim had a hand.
  13. If Jill died Nurie & Nathan would be roped in to taking care of her siblings. I don’t see David remarrying unless there’s a 30-40 fundie virgin out there a la Jana. If there was someone’s adult daughter who had never been married and was done raising siblings, they would likely be coerced into marrying David. Isn’t David’s mom still alive too? I could see her raising the kids as well. Plus I’m not convinced that David isn’t just as crazy as Jill, she’s just the louder one. I wouldn’t guarantee life improves for them.
  14. Wasn’t there a fake wedding registry floating around at one point? I’m not sure I would trust a baby one just yet. If Nurie is pregnant, the only reason we haven’t heard about it is because Jill doesn’t know. I could see where Nurthan waited to announce at the reunion to the Kellers, then told Jill later. Maybe she’s too pissed she wasn’t the first to know? Their type gives two shits about waiting 3 months. Jill could find a way to grift both off a pregnancy or a miscarriage so I don’t see her holding onto the news too long.
  15. Michelle being there is weird, but my daughter goes to the hospital regularly and they had to stop limiting parents, stepparents & guardians. Too many custody disputes. So letting both Jeremy & Jinger in isn’t odd to me. My guess in this situation is that Doc is a fan.
  16. https://www.adn.com/alaska-news/mat-su/2020/09/27/mat-su-911-dispatchers-featured-on-new-show-as-alaska-makes-its-latest-appearance-on-reality-tv/ I can’t tell if everything is a re-enactment based on what the producers recorded in the dispatch centers or if the footage is real, but only the parts from the caller we hear dubbed over is re-enacted. Nevertheless it does seem like the producers filmed in each location for awhile.
  17. I think there might be a slight illusion going on or Nurthan was trying to stand back to highlight the cross. There’s a pretty big space between the one set of siblings and David/Jill/Janessa, but they seem more at an angle. I’m not sure if the pose is a pregnant pose or “Look out we can touch!” pose. I cannot imagine that Jill wouldn’t shout it from the rooftops unless there was an ulterior motive - double pregnancy or pushing Nurthan for their own social media account. They’re in grifting mode so I can’t imagine Jill wouldn’t play up any opportunity to get more $$$. A new grand baby helps the grifting game.
  18. There’s a lot of suburbs of Fort Worth in Parker County. There’s a Rob & Hilary Spivey who own property together in Parker County.
  19. Spivey’s likely live in Parker County btw. I couldn’t find anything belonging to a Duggar there, but didn’t search past last name.
  20. On the Reality shows at least, they are creating their own bubbles and requiring testing to prove your negative to film. Those work for the 4-6 weeks it takes to film that kind of show. DWTS is requiring that even married pros quarantine away from each other. It’s a harder ask to require regular show crews to create a bubble for 7-8 months.
  21. Depending on what happened, Austin might not be at the hospital with Joy. I know some hospitals were restricting partner access (or not allowing them to leave and come back). She wouldn’t be allowed to have any other family members visit, so taking glamour shots for the mags might be difficult. Her OB also might have agreed to let Joy go a few days past if fluids looked good and the baby looked small. I agree they released the JoKen news to get through the weekend, then we’ll hear about Joy & Austin early next week.
  22. Jill says that’s a fake account, but I don’t recognize that picture as one floating around and the Dinguses have liked & followed the account.
  23. One thing with Instagram is that Anna & Kendra could have blocked Jill and it would have removed them from Jill’s follow list.
  24. The one I worked for had long-term GM’s without college degrees. I always felt a little bad for them because this was literally the best they could ever do. One is a good friend of mine and has been with the company since he was 16. He’s tried to apply for comparable jobs with other companies, but everyone wants the college degree. He works too much to actually step back and get one. He’s in his 30’s and this is it for him. Good money but I can’t imagine it. He has enough personality that he might be able to weasel himself into a District Manager position like Jeff had, but there’s no way he could even dream about headquarters.
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