08-24-2011, 12:15 PM
John Carter interview, continued.
Carter: (Rolls tongue around inside mouth)"I keep texting her, I keep texting her, no response, no response. I call her, no response. (Touches right hand to right side of head) So then I went to my manager at work and I said, 'Is it OK if I go to her house and see if she's OK?'
"I went to her house, her car was still there. That made me worried because she should be at work. So I ran inside, I, I, didn't, I mistakenly didn't check to see if the door was locked. I just turned, put my key in and went in. (Right hand in the air as if taking an oath) And went up to her room. And she wasn't there her dog was in there which he's never there. He's, he usually goes into the bathroom where he's got a bed, some food and water and stuff. Ah but he wasn't in there, or he was, he was in her room, umm and uh honestly he went to the bathroom in the room and you could tell it had been there for a while so I knew she hadn't been in her room for a while and, and that freaked me out." (Crushing the water bottle and pounding it into his hand) "So I immediately called friends, family, police, everything I could do to get my fiancee back. Katelyn is the love of my life. I've been with her for six years, we've been engaged for a year today would be exactly a year, um, today's also her birthday and uh, I really miss her. I miss Katelyn a lot and I love Katelyn a lot and I really, really want to see her again. And if anybody can do anything please do something."
This ends the John Carter monolog. At his point the reporters begin to ask questions.
I think he is telling the truth here. He did text and call her, as there would be a record of that on his phone. He did ask his manager to leave, that is easily checked. He did go into the townhouse, he was there when he called 911.
However, he is not telling the whole truth. He's very careful to say that he didn't check if the door was locked-but almost gives away the fact that he turned ("I just turned, put my key in") the door knob and walked in.
He also wants everyone to know that he's done "everything I could do to get my fiancee back" by calling friends, family and police.
He makes a big deal of his emotions and freaking out. This doesn't make a lot of sense, as Katelyn wasn't supposed to be home from her shift at David's until 7:00 or 7:30 that evening-which is the time he was there.
Even thought her car was there, she may have grabbed a ride to work with someone. There are a thousand reasons that her car would be there and she wouldn't be, but he jumps to the conclusion that she is missing and calls everyone including the police.
Carter: (Rolls tongue around inside mouth)"I keep texting her, I keep texting her, no response, no response. I call her, no response. (Touches right hand to right side of head) So then I went to my manager at work and I said, 'Is it OK if I go to her house and see if she's OK?'
"I went to her house, her car was still there. That made me worried because she should be at work. So I ran inside, I, I, didn't, I mistakenly didn't check to see if the door was locked. I just turned, put my key in and went in. (Right hand in the air as if taking an oath) And went up to her room. And she wasn't there her dog was in there which he's never there. He's, he usually goes into the bathroom where he's got a bed, some food and water and stuff. Ah but he wasn't in there, or he was, he was in her room, umm and uh honestly he went to the bathroom in the room and you could tell it had been there for a while so I knew she hadn't been in her room for a while and, and that freaked me out." (Crushing the water bottle and pounding it into his hand) "So I immediately called friends, family, police, everything I could do to get my fiancee back. Katelyn is the love of my life. I've been with her for six years, we've been engaged for a year today would be exactly a year, um, today's also her birthday and uh, I really miss her. I miss Katelyn a lot and I love Katelyn a lot and I really, really want to see her again. And if anybody can do anything please do something."
This ends the John Carter monolog. At his point the reporters begin to ask questions.
I think he is telling the truth here. He did text and call her, as there would be a record of that on his phone. He did ask his manager to leave, that is easily checked. He did go into the townhouse, he was there when he called 911.
However, he is not telling the whole truth. He's very careful to say that he didn't check if the door was locked-but almost gives away the fact that he turned ("I just turned, put my key in") the door knob and walked in.
He also wants everyone to know that he's done "everything I could do to get my fiancee back" by calling friends, family and police.
He makes a big deal of his emotions and freaking out. This doesn't make a lot of sense, as Katelyn wasn't supposed to be home from her shift at David's until 7:00 or 7:30 that evening-which is the time he was there.
Even thought her car was there, she may have grabbed a ride to work with someone. There are a thousand reasons that her car would be there and she wouldn't be, but he jumps to the conclusion that she is missing and calls everyone including the police.