Eventually for her mental sake I think she had to put them away in a closet and kind of let them go.While I do still think a number of things about him don't line up or are red flags, I'm not sure that''s one of them.And then in so many words said he wouldn't give her son any of them. But i feel almost... shocked. Any widower with an ounce of human feeling would have at least given him I feel the exact same way! Knowing what we know, it is obvious that Rob wanted for only he and Patrice to lead a happy life. They write: "I worked at the Belvedere during all of this. Better get to it.” That dreams guilt to me. About a quarter of the way down, on the left, was the room where Rey was found. She wouldn’t have been able to unlock the door either way.THIS I dont get..what is the problem with changing the locks? "One writer says of this: "The family blog claims the autopsy report shows the bullets created an exit wound but were still in the bodies, suggesting the bullets ricocheted off something hard. They claimed that the meeting was abruptly canceled and never rescheduled (even though the promise was made it would be). (Since i need a link, i'll just link the unsolved mysteries website, cause i did most of my research on the content they had on the case: The one thing that stood out to me the most is how throughout the whole episode, Rob is saying all these words of reverence about Patrice, and how he slept with the ashes, etc.
It’s not like he couldn’t just open the door up for her and give her the new key if she did ever return.She didn’t have her keys on her anyway, they found them at the salon. Just 24 hours after Patrice’s disappearance, Rob revealed he changed the locks on his home – something that caught Unsolved Mysteries Director Jimmy Goldblum’s attention. Here's the bit that might be a little polarizing in terms of substantial evidence for my prior claim.
From daily verbal abuse to withholding his own mothers remains from him, to this day. And, maybe only to me is it off putting.
News flash Rob, 100/100% of married couples fight, you complete and utter fool. Someone to help out, or to settle with. His reason being that he and Patrice swore to never argue or fight, which is just fucking laughable, as with most of his reasoning. I can admit, i don't have any understanding of the kind of feeling one will feel after such an event. Why would you speculate in so much detail? And the fact that he was smirking while saying that too. Like most single senior men, he wants a partner. In a final … That alone shows what type of a monster he is.I actually found his answer refreshing about the locks. Rob is...weird, for lack of a better word. "The summer of â69 changed the way society viewed the world. So, i guess i'll just have to. Netflix’s Unsolved Mysteries: ... to discuss the sudden 2004 disappearance of his ex-wife Patrice. He's been using her ashes like a teddy bear. This commenting section is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page. I walked by the pool room (old church) numerous times while he laid in there. By Lauren Morris. HE, wanted to have her to himself, HE could not stand that she treated another with the same affection, he most likely believed either Pistol didn't deserve it, or that she shouldn't share her affection with anyone else, either way, this dude sucks.Talking about the way that things went down is another conversation entirely. I feel as though there are so many questions in analyzing his role in the case, and yet i cannot put together the right words, at least not well enough to fully justify my suspicion, but i'll try. Hello, whoever may or may not read this. Patrice Endres Reddit Theories 'Unsolved Mysteries' Fans Need To … He said he didn’t like Pistol and he didn’t want him in the house.
I can understand maybe sleeping with it for a little bit of time, to cherish memories and such. If he really truly loved that poor woman he wouldn't have kicked out her son on the day she disappeared and wouldn't let him have any of his family keepsakes.
His behavior at this point is just strange. Rob did not like Pistol at all, that we know. Share on Reddit; Email to a friend; This competition is now closed. Whether or not my later argument appeals to the people or not, this guy is undeniably a jerk.
I turned to my wife and said “at least the guy admitted he hated Pistol”He was so fuckin forthright on certain things - I was starting to believe he was really innocent.....If there were signs of a robbery and a missing set of housekeys, wouldn't the police recommend that the locks be changed for safety?No doubt it’s strange and weird as hell, but him changing the locks wouldn’t necessarily mean he expected she was dead. That's where age matters less and less for certain mindsets, and it becomes more about the idea than the actual thing.But i digress, Rob, to me, is the exact man that should come to mind in this case when one thinks of guys like this. right? He absolutely killed her, I have zero doubt about it.Welcome to the subreddit! "Episode 2, or "13 Minutes," focuses on the time when we know Patrice Endres was in her salon to the time she disappeared.